Reid Plaza is a 4.4 acre parcel on the northeast corner of East Route 66 and Enterprise Road. Its redevelopment is being planned now. Contact owner Laurie Nemec at (408) 867-1901 for more information or to express your interest.
The property is mostly level, and can accommodate up to 50,000 square feet of leasable commercial space. Its location of high traffic (generally over 30,000 cars a day on Route 66 alone) and visibility is best suited for restaurant and retail usage. It is located on Route 66 (a main commute road) at Enterprise Road, between Flagstaff and East Flagstaff. Easy access from Interstate 40 draws customers from cross-country Interstate traffic, as well as from Sedona and the Verde Valley (since Flagstaff is closer than Phoenix). Planned development of a Catholic church and school nearby includes extending Enterprise Road across Route 66.
Development Team
The development team includes experienced Flagstaff-based architect Robby R. Tompkins, builder Mike Loven of Loven Contracting Inc., and owner Laurie Nemec.
Flagstaff
- Population of 65,870 (2010 census) and growing at 24.5% per decade
- Crossroads for major highways I-40, I-17, US 89, US 89A and US 180
- Gateway to the Grand Canyon with five million visitors per year
- Number 4 in top Places to Raise Outdoors-Loving Kids in Aug 2009 Backpacker magazine.
- Number 9 in best city (to live and work) in July 2009 Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine.
- See the July 2009 issue of Arizona Highways Magazine, which featured Flagstaff: lodging, dining, recreation, and a lot more.
- Seventh out of 118 mid-sized cities in the Milken Institute's 2004 Index of Best Performing Cities.
- One of Expansion Management magazine's 50 "Hottest Cities for Expansions and Relocations", February 2007.
- Second out of 50 best places to live, and third best bargain mountain town, Men's Journal, April 2005
- A top wilderness town in September 2007 National Geographic Adventure magazine
- “Flagstaff, with nearly as many sunny days as Tucson and 136 fewer days over 90 degrees, is Arizona's new gold standard,” in “Living the high life,” Arizona Daily Sun, March 13, 2005
- One of "Top 7 Trail Towns" in September 2007 Trail Runner Magazine
- A destination running spot featured in September 2007 Runner's World Magazine On the Road
- Expansions underway for Flagstaff Mall and USGS campus (including a Science Park)
- New hotel and convention center at NAU recently completed
- Temperate climate at 7000 feet elevation
Demographics
Average household income is $50,000. 64% of the workforce is white collar.
Demographic and other information is available from the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce and from Flagstaff Planning.
Traffic Volumes
Traffic volume information is available from Flagstaff Traffic Engineering.
Aerial view of the land
The property boundary is outlined on the photo below,
modified to show the land as it now stands,
empty, ready for development.
Plot map as improved
This plot map is a construction drawing for the
Ponderosa Parkway intersection improvements.
The two driveways from Route 66 are complete.
The two driveways from Ponderosa Parkway are only curb cuts now.
Contact Laurie Nemec at (408) 867-1901 for more information or to express your interest.
