Trammell Crow Company (TCC), a leading commercial real estate developer, recently broke ground on West 101 Logistics Center, a five-building, 1,088,747-square-foot industrial development in Phoenix. The speculative project is expected to be delivered by Summer 2026.

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Located at the southeast corner of Arizona State Route 101 (Loop 101) and East Indian School Road, West 101 Logistics Center will feature five industrial buildings available for sale or lease: 

  • Building 1: 169,994-SF rear-load facility with a 32’ clear height
  • Building 2: 178,246-SF front-load facility with a 32’ clear height
  • Building 3: 311,853-SF cross-dock facility with a 36’ clear height
  • Building 4: 205,910-SF rear-load facility with a 32’ clear height
  • Building 5: 222,794-SF front-load facility with a 32’ clear height

All five buildings will include abundant auto parking and power, spec office space, LED lighting, oversized end-cap grade-level doors, full HVAC implementation, and freeway-fronting signage opportunities. CBRE will lead marketing and leasing efforts for the entire development.

“We’re incredibly bullish on the Phoenix industrial market because the fundamentals are simply too strong to ignore—population growth, infrastructure investment, and a surge in logistics and manufacturing demand are driving unprecedented absorption rates,” said Ryan Norris, a Principal with TCC in Phoenix.

Brady Maus, a Vice President with TCC in Phoenix, added, “The demand we’re seeing from tenants—especially those in e-commerce, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing sectors—confirms that Phoenix is no longer an emerging market; it’s a core industrial hub.”

“West 101 Logistics is uniquely positioned within the West Valley submarket with property features difficult for corporate industrial users to find,” said Cooper Fratt, Executive Vice President with CBRE, who will be leading the leasing efforts. “The freeway frontage, flexible unit sizes, and drive time under 30 minutes to both TSMC & Amkor will be very well received by both distribution and manufacturing requirements expanding within Metro Phoenix.”

La Caisse (formerly CDPQ) is providing project debt.