DPC Companies broke ground Aug. 27 on Chandler Innovation Park. The 21-acre site at the northeast corner of Arizona Avenue and Ryan Road, is in the Chandler Airpark area and will house a three-building industrial park that will offer approximately 327,776 square feet of premier industrial space. Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke, third from the left, attended the Aug. 27 groundbreaking.
Courtesy of Alcorn Construction
DPC Companies broke ground Aug. 27 on Chandler Innovation Park.
The 21-acre site at the northeast corner of Arizona Avenue and Ryan Road, is in the Chandler Airpark area and will house a three-building industrial park that will offer approximately 327,776 square feet of premier industrial space, according to a news release.
It’s designed to accommodate a wide range of industrial users, according to the release. Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke attended the Aug. 27 groundbreaking.
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Chandler breaks ground on 'Innovation Park'
Courtesy of Alcorn Construction
DPC Companies broke ground Aug. 27 on Chandler Innovation Park. The 21-acre site at the northeast corner of Arizona Avenue and Ryan Road, is in the Chandler Airpark area and will house a three-building industrial park that will offer approximately 327,776 square feet of premier industrial space. Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke, third from the left, attended the Aug. 27 groundbreaking.
DPC Companies broke ground Aug. 27 on Chandler Innovation Park.
The 21-acre site at the northeast corner of Arizona Avenue and Ryan Road, is in the Chandler Airpark area and will house a three-building industrial park that will offer approximately 327,776 square feet of premier industrial space, according to a news release.
It’s designed to accommodate a wide range of industrial users, according to the release. Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke attended the Aug. 27 groundbreaking.
The park’s three Class A buildings will range from 39,000 square feet to 190,000 square feet, with flexible layouts for tenants from 20,000 square feet to full-building users.
The buildings will feature 28-foot to 32-foot clear heights, multiple grade-level and dock-high doors and fully fenced and secured truck courts to meet the demands of manufacturing, logistics, and light industrial tenants.
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