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7/29/24
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Kimley-Horn, a leading planning and design consultants, inked a long-term lease for 34.8k sf of space at Union Building One in Mesa, AZ. Building One is the first building completed within the 1.35 msf, Class A Union office project being developed by Lincoln Property Company and Harvard Investments in the Arizona Riverview District.
The lease establishes Kimley-Horn’s fifth Arizona office location, including locations on Camelback Road in Phoenix, Southern Avenue in Mesa, West Godwin Street in Prescott and East Sunrise Drive in Tucson. A FORTUNE “100 Best Companies to Work For,” Kimley-Horn operates more than 135 offices nationwide, employing nearly 9,000 team members.
Fronting the Loop 202 Fwy at 2046 W. Riverview Auto Dr, the 238.3k sf Building One offers large floorplates, high ceilings, outdoor balconies and 10-foot vision glass to maximize surrounding city and mountain views.
It is part of the 28.2-acre, 1.35 msf Union master plan, which spans four Class A office buildings, indoor-outdoor areas, water features, adjacency to the Riverview Park and Lake, and a direct link to the Rio Salado Pathway.
Last month, Harvard and Lincoln kicked off a significant amenities upgrade plan for Building One. Underway now, the program will add a main lounge, state-of-the-art conference center, golf simulator and bar and kitchen areas via “The Clubhouse,” as well as two move-in-ready speculative office suites.
Kimley-Horn is scheduled to move into Union Building One during Q1 2025, occupying approximately half of the building’s top floor. They were repped in the lease by Charles Daggett of Savills. Lincoln was self-represented.
Union directly fronts the Loop 202 Fwy, two miles from Arizona State University’s main Tempe campus and 10 minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport. The transit-oriented site is accessed by two freeway interchanges at Dobson Road and Rio Salado Parkway. It is surrounded by 1.2 msf of retail, restaurants and hotels. It is also walking distance to Wrigleyville West, home of the Chicago Cubs spring training.
Future buildings at Union will range from four to eight stories and from 232k sf to 450k sf, with parking support similar to Building One. Lincoln serves as the project leasing agent and property manager at Union.
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