Retail Space at Goodyear's Ballpark Village is an incredible leasing opportunity at Goodyear Ballpark, the spring training home of the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Guardians. This offering is ideal for local restaurant businesses to make their mark, establish a prominent presence, and grow with Goodyear for years to come. Four units remain next to the Team Shop and Ticket Windows, with divisible available space ranging from 1,200 to 9,300 square feet.
The remaining units are flexible and need customization, and the city is potentially willing to provide tenant improvement allowance for the right tenant. The retail spaces are currently in a grey-shell condition and comprise electrical and sprinklers and fully exposed ceilings. Tenants appreciate the access to abundant parking, with over 3,000 spaces, and the year-round events such as festivals, arts and crafts shows, concerts, and weddings that take place at the Ballpark.
At the corner of Estrella Parkway and Yuma Road, visited by a daily traffic count of 26,764, the property is strategically situated on a high-traffic corridor, experiencing impressive visibility and exposure. Visitors and tenants alike will appreciate Goodyear's Ballpark Village’s easy accessibility to Interstate 10, Loop 303, and Maricopa County Road 85. The site is adjacent to Phoenix-Goodyear Airport, providing solutions to general aviation, private, and corporate aircraft needs. Downtown Phoenix is just a 20-minute drive from the property, giving convenience to baseball fans, event-goers, and people living in the capital for work. The Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Guardians have state-of-the-art player development complexes and player housing within walking distance of the facility, adding to the destinations of high daytime employment and pedestrian traffic.
Goodyear Ballpark has been a tourism driver for the City of Goodyear for the past 15 years. Sports and entertainment are growing in the surrounding area, as this property is near the new Goodyear Recreation Campus, which has over 86 acres of community park, multipurpose gymnasium, and aquatic center. There is extensive new residential housing and population growth within a 1-mile radius of the site, with over 1,471 new single-family housing units and 810 new multifamily housing units, adding an estimated 5,797 to the new residential population. According to the US Census Bureau, Goodyear, Arizona, is ranked as the 9th Fastest Growing City, with more people and businesses calling Goodyear home daily. The current population comprises 111,508 residents with a median household income of $100,538 annually.
Joseph Stewart
City of Goodyear- Economic Development