Lawn care giant inks Valley’s largest industrial lease so far in 2025
A 733,850 square-foot industrial building in Glendale has landed a new tenant, marking the largest industrial lease in the Phoenix metro so far this year.
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A 733,850 square-foot industrial building in Glendale has landed a new tenant, marking the largest industrial lease in the Phoenix metro so far this year.
Scotts Miracle-Gro, which manufacturers lawn and garden products, is taking over a building at 303 Crossroads, at 8700 North Sarival Avenue in Glendale.
The two-building industrial park totals 1.75 million square feet. The other building is currently occupied by sportswear brand Puma and serves as its regional distribution center.
The facility Scotts Miracle-Gro is moving into has a 40-foot clear height, 141 dock-high doors, five grade-level ramps, over 300 parking spaces and 152 trailer spaces. It’s also fully air-conditioned, and has 6,000 amps of expandable power, “making it ideal for large-scale distribution operations,” according to a statement.
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As toilet to tap looms closer to becoming an acceptable and viable reality, where better than a drought-stricken desert with limited water stocks should we be so obsessed with lawn care?
Appropriate that legal chemicals are going into Glendale, the distribution center of the Valley for illegal chemicals.
I don't think they're manufacturing just for Phoenix....