Photo courtesy of Cavan Commercial
Hawes Commerce Park, a neighborhood flex bay development in Mesa, is challenging traditional assumptions about who uses industrial space and how it is used. Developed by Scottsdale-based Cavan Commercial, the 153,000-square-foot campus is home to a diverse mix of small and midsize businesses that require more than a traditional warehouse, such as the world’s largest indoor RC car rock crawling facility, a specialty off-road automotive shop and Arizona’s largest official HYROX training facility. Tenants are increasingly seeking environments that combine warehouse, office, showroom, storage and customer-facing functions within a single location, allowing them to operate more efficiently while maintaining a professional presence.
“Every business uses space differently, and that’s exactly the point,” said Dale Cavan, founder and president of Cavan Commercial. “Our neighborhood flex bay platform was designed to give businesses the flexibility to operate, grow and serve customers in a space that adapts to their needs. At Hawes Commerce Park, we’re seeing everything from contractors and fabricators to specialty operators put that flexibility to work.”
Located at 7303 S. Hawes Road in Mesa, Hawes Commerce Park was developed using Cavan Commercial’s neighborhood flex bay model and designed by Pinnacle Design Inc. The campus features 10 freestanding buildings with 16 units totaling approximately 153,000 square feet. Suite sizes range from 8,067 to 16,204 square feet and include professional storefronts, conditioned warehouse interiors, 18-foot clear heights, secure private yards and 277/480V power.
