Fullscript is expanding its operations to Chandler with the lease of 171,862 square feet of industrial space at Chandler Airpark 202. The health-tech company offers a platform for personalized care planning, lab ordering, and supplement dispensing. Used by more than 125,000 healthcare providers, the new space will support Fullscript's plans for continued growth.

“At Fullscript, we believe the best operations are built around people. This new space allows us to support our growing team with modern technology, thoughtful design, and tools that make work safer and more efficient, while ensuring the human care and attention behind every order remains at the center of what we do. We’re excited to deepen our roots in Chandler and grow alongside the community.” said Kevin Purcell, Fullscript's Chief Customer Officer.

The project reflects the strong demand for Class A industrial space in Chandler. “Fullscript locating in the Airpark Area highlights the continued momentum we’re seeing in this key employment corridor,” said Micah Miranda, Economic Development Director for the City of Chandler. “This investment not only brings high-quality jobs to our city but also reinforces Chandler’s reputation as a top market for advanced operations and logistics.”

JLL represented Fullscript and Cushman & Wakefield represented Chandler Airpark 202.

A new project known as Ten56 is set to provide more than 180,000 square feet of speculative industrial space in the West Chandler employment corridor. Developed by STAG Industrial and Becknell Industrial, the building will be located less than a mile from the I-10/Loop 202 interchange at the southwest corner of 56th Street and Chandler Boulevard.

Ten56 will help meet demand for quality industrial space in West Chandler. Industrial vacancy in the area is only 6.2% per CoStar, well below the Phoenix metro average of 11.4%. West Chandler is popular among employers looking for regional connectivity, access to a highly skilled workforce, and proximity to some of Arizona's leading technology, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and semiconductor employers.

"Industrial development projects like Ten56 are critical to our local economy," said Mayor Kevin Hartke. "This investment reinforces Chandler's reputation as a premier location for business and ensures we continue to have the space and infrastructure needed to support the companies that drive our community's success."

Construction is anticipated to start after the project gets through the city's development plan review process, with delivery targeted for August 2027.

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SmartAsset recently published its list of America's new boomtowns with Chandler ranking 35th. Boomtowns are cities that stand out for attracting people, investment and development at a pace that sets them apart. For their study, SmartAsset analyzed more than 400 U.S. cities with populations of 65,000 or more and scored them based on five-year changes in three factors: economic output, housing units and labor force size.

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Advanced manufacturing employers are invited to apply for the Industry-Driven Skills Grant, administered by the Maricopa County Workforce Development Division. This funding opportunity supports employer-led training initiatives that strengthen the region's advanced manufacturing talent pipeline. Eligible organizations may use grant funds to upskill new or existing workers, implement innovative training models, and address critical skill gaps unique to advanced manufacturing.

Employers must provide a detailed training plan. The grant can reimburse up to 80% of training costs, capped at $4,000 per participant. Training must result in a formal credential valued by employers, recognized across the industry, and tied to measurable competencies.

The deadline to apply for the Industry-Driven Skills Grant is 5 p.m. on July 3.

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The University of Arizona is launching its first Part-Time Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) cohort in Chandler this August. Designed for working professionals, the program allows students to earn a graduate degree while continuing to work full-time, with classes meeting just one evening per week. The AI-infused curriculum includes hands-on training in Python, SQL, R, Tableau, and Power BI.

Employers can support employee participation through a simple letter of support, with no direct tuition contribution required. Eligible employees may receive tuition reductions of up to $9,900, in addition to available Arizona resident scholarships.

• Application Deadline: August 12, 2026
• Program Begins: August 24, 2026
• Cohort Size: Limited to 12 students

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