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SkySong’s four buildings accommodate tenant growth trends, expansion needs

SkySong helps spark trend of growth in tenants. /Submitted photo

Scottsdale Independent

Tenants expand to needed space within SkySong’s four buildings as companies’ growth demands increase.

The project’s four buildings are 93 percent leased, and construction is expected to begin on SkySong 5 in coming months, according to a press release. Companies locating at SkySong — The ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center notice a trend of eventually needing more space due to growth.

Lots of SkySong’s tenant base grew or upgraded their space within the project during the past few years and took advantage of expansion opportunities while benefiting from the “project’s spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship,” according to the release.

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