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Phoenix Industrial Outdoor Storage Market

Phoenix IOS is driven by TSMC's $65B semiconductor fab, data center buildout, and construction boom. $4,200/ac/mo rents with strong growth in Goodyear and Chandler.

Avg Rent

$4,200

per acre/mo

Vacancy

3.2%

market rate

Key Submarkets

Goodyear / I-10 WestChandler / Gilbert Semiconductor CorridorMesa / US-60Glendale / I-17

Phoenix Industrial Outdoor Storage: Market Overview

Phoenix has emerged as one of the most dynamic IOS growth markets in the US, driven by a convergence of transformative economic investments that few metros have seen simultaneously. TSMC's $65 billion semiconductor manufacturing campus in North Phoenix (the largest foreign direct investment in US history), Intel's $20 billion Ocotillo campus expansion in Chandler, dozens of data center megaprojects, and sustained residential and infrastructure construction have created IOS demand that is growing faster than available supply in most Phoenix submarkets.

Phoenix IOS Submarkets: From the Port to the Desert

Goodyear / Avondale / I-10 West (ZIP codes 85338, 85323, 85392)

Goodyear is Phoenix's primary logistics submarket, home to the largest concentration of mega-distribution centers in the Southwest. Amazon, Nike, REI, Chewy, and dozens of major 3PLs have built facilities along the I-10 West corridor, generating secondary IOS demand from transportation providers and logistics contractors. The Goodyear Airport area and PebbleCreek industrial corridor are the most active IOS zones. Maricopa County's A-2 (General Agricultural) and LI (Light Industrial) zones, as well as City of Goodyear's MI (Manufacturing Industrial) zone, apply. Average rents: $4,200–$5,200/ac/mo.

Chandler / Gilbert Semiconductor Corridor (ZIP codes 85226, 85248, 85297)

The Chandler/Gilbert area is experiencing unprecedented industrial activity driven by Intel's Fab 42 and Fab 52 expansions — together representing over $20 billion in capital investment — and the supporting supply chain ecosystem. Semiconductor fabrication requires massive volumes of specialty chemicals, ultrapure water systems, and construction materials, all of which need IOS staging space during the multi-year construction phases. The Chandler Heights Road, McQueen Road, and Dobson Road industrial corridors are active. Chandler's LI-PAD (Light Industrial Planned Area Development) zoning accommodates outdoor storage. Average rents: $4,500–$5,500/ac/mo.

Mesa / Tempe / US-60 (ZIP codes 85201, 85210, 85212)

Mesa's industrial districts along the US-60 (Superstition Freeway) and I-10 corridors serve diversified demand from manufacturing, distribution, and construction operators. Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport generates modest aviation logistics demand. The Ellsworth Road and Higley Road industrial nodes in east Mesa have seen growing IOS activity from homebuilder supply chain operators. Average rents: $4,000–$5,000/ac/mo.

Glendale / Peoria / I-17 (ZIP codes 85301, 85345, 85381)

The I-17 north corridor serves construction demand from Arizona's most actively developing residential areas (Peoria, Surprise, Buckeye, Queen Creek). General contractor storage, homebuilder supply chain, and utility infrastructure operators are the dominant IOS tenants in this submarket. Glendale's GI (General Industrial) and HI (Heavy Industrial) zones permit outdoor storage. Average rents: $3,800–$4,800/ac/mo.

TSMC: The $65 Billion Demand Engine

TSMC's North Phoenix fab complex — under construction since 2021 and scaling through the late 2020s — represents the most significant IOS demand catalyst in Arizona history. The construction of Fab 21 alone required over 20,000 construction workers at peak, with supporting equipment, materials, and specialty systems requiring extensive IOS staging space in the North Phoenix/Scottsdale industrial areas. As Fab 21 progresses through qualification and Fab 22 begins construction, this demand continues. The resulting supply chain ecosystem — semiconductor materials suppliers, equipment maintenance contractors, chemical distributors — creates a long-term IOS tenant base that outlasts the construction phase.

Phoenix IOS Investment Outlook

Phoenix IOS offers compelling yield premium (6.25–7.0% cap rates) against a strong growth backdrop. The technology manufacturing demand wave is still early — TSMC's campus will be in construction through the late 2020s. Value-add and ground-up development are actively pursued by Phoenix-based operators and national IOS funds. Find Phoenix IOS sites with CRE Intel.

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