1910 Thomas Rd Phoenix, AZ 85016
Located in Midtown/Central Phoenix at 1910 E Thomas Rd, this 30,798 square foot, two-story Class B medical office building offers 6,209 square feet of immediately available space on the ground floor. Built in 2006, the property sits on 3.86 acres and is zoned C-2. This exceptional location is directly across from Phoenix Children's Hospital Main Campus and on the campus of Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital, providing unparalleled visibility and access to a large patient base. The available space is ideal for conversion to clinical use, with generous tenant improvement allowances available to customize the space to meet specific medical needs. The building features prominent monument signage on Thomas Road and additional building signage opportunities, ensuring high visibility in a high-traffic area. Exceptional connectivity is provided by direct access to SR-51 and a full diamond interchange on Thomas Road, offering easy access to Interstate 10, Banner University Medical Center, downtown Phoenix, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. This property presents a unique opportunity for healthcare providers seeking a premier location with excellent accessibility and visibility. The APN is 119-34-075A. Multiple tenants currently occupy the building.
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Kelly Grogan, FNP Physician
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Dr. Divyashree Varma Physician
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Dr. Krishnaswami Vijayaraghavan Physician
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Desiree Little, NP Physician
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Michelle Mix Medical Clinic
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