Construction Begins on TCC's Fairfield Industrial Center

The Development Includes a 205,223-SF Industrial Facility on Low Court in Fairfield, California

Trammell Crow Company (TCC), the nation’s largest commercial real estate developer, and JV Partner Clarion Partners, LLC. announce that they have broken ground on a 205,223-square-foot industrial facility in Fairfield, Calif. Located at 2725 Low Court, the groundbreaking marks the first investment for the venture in the City of Fairfield. The Class A facility is slated to be completed in the Spring of 2023.

“Solano County continues to perform exceptionally well in 2022 and is coming off of record 2021 results,” said Will Parker, Principal with TCC’s San Francisco office. “The Fairfield industrial market in particular is compelling for industrial occupiers, but has limited opportunities for new or expanding companies. Our project will deliver much-needed inventory to this area and will provide users with a modern facility built with the future in mind.”

The Fairfield Industrial Center will be LEED certified and includes infrastructure for solar and EV charging stations among other sustainable attributes. Located within the Busch Corporate Center, users will have immediate access to key highways, including I-80 and Highway 12, and public transit. This Class A industrial project will feature enhanced exterior glass entries, canopies, façade accents, and a generously landscaped site highlighting water efficient planting. Move-in ready tenant improvements will be delivered with shell completion allowing for immediate occupancy suitable for a single user or multiple tenants.

“From a logistics perspective, the Fairfield project offers immediate ingress-egress off the I-80 freeway and pulls from a robust labor market of nearly three million workers within a 50-mile radius,” adds Clarion Partners Managing Director Nicole Welch. “As the 880-Corridor continues to face challenges with historically low vacancy, expensive rents and use restrictions, Solano County has entered the picture as a lower cost alternative in a very business-friendly environment.”

HPA is the project architect and FCL is the general contractor. Brooks Pedder and Tony Binswanger of C&W and Kevin Hatcher of CBRE will handle the marketing and leasing for the project.