Riverview District
A High-Visibility Destination District at the Crossroads of Mesa and Tempe
The Riverview District is one of Mesa’s most strategically positioned commercial locations. Near Loop 202 and Loop 101, it offers regional access, strong consumer draw, and proximity to Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Arizona State University.
For companies seeking market access, visibility, and room to grow, Riverview offers a proven location in one of the region’s most connected corridors. Established retail, hospitality, recreation, and office activity support a wide range of office, hospitality, entertainment, retail, and mixed-use opportunities.
Anchored by major destinations including Sloan Park (Chicago Cubs Spring Training), Riverview Park, and leading national brands, the district offers an established commercial environment with strong regional recognition and long-term growth potential.
Year-round traffic and consumer activity: Riverview is a proven destination for shopping, dining, sports, and entertainment. Consistent visitation from across the Valley supports customer-facing businesses and strengthens demand for hospitality, experiential, and mixed-use investment.
Freeway access and market visibility: Located near Loop 202 and Loop 101, Riverview offers direct regional connectivity and strong freeway exposure. The district’s accessibility supports destination retail, hospitality, office, and service-oriented uses.
Access to talent and major market drivers: Riverview places companies near key regional economic drivers, including Arizona State University and major employment and population centers. That proximity supports talent access, business connectivity, and long-term growth.
Riverview District Map
Companies Choosing Riverview District
Sports and Hospitality
Candlewood Suites (recently announced)
Chicago Cubs Spring Training / Sloan Park
Courtyard by Marriott Mesa at Wrigleyville West
Hyatt Place Phoenix/Mesa
Sheraton Mesa at Wrigleyville West
Headquarters / Office
AVI-SPL
Ashton Woods
Beazer Homes
Cognizant
FlexPrint
Kimley-Horn
Mitel
NextCare
Verra Mobility
Retail / Entertainment
Bass Pro Shops
Berge Toyota
CINEMARK
Dink & Dine
Larry H. Miller Nissan
Slick City Action Park
Taroko Sports
The Home Depot
Walmart
And many more.
Primary Industry Clusters

Office & Professional Services
Riverview offers an accessible, amenity-rich location for professional services, regional offices, and corporate users. Its strong regional position, surrounding amenities, and access to major economic drivers support office and administrative operations. Let us find the right fit for you.
Companies / Institutions: Regional office users

Hospitality, Sports, and Tourism
Spring training, regional events, and year-round visitation create strong potential for hotels, lodging, tourism-related businesses, and complementary service uses. Riverview offers the visibility, access, and customer activity that support hospitality investment.
Companies / Institutions: Chicago Cubs Spring Training, Sheraton at Wrigleyville West, event and hospitality operators

Retail, Dining, and Experiential Uses
Riverview is a leading regional destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Established traffic, strong co-tenancy, and destination visibility make it well suited for retail concepts, restaurants, entertainment venues, and other experience-driven uses.
Companies / Institutions: Bass Pro Shops, Cinemark, national restaurant brands
Business Environment
Riverview offers companies a strategically positioned location within Mesa’s pro-business environment. The opportunity is driven by fundamentals that matter to corporate decision-makers: market access, visibility, infrastructure readiness, and a city committed to helping projects move efficiently.
For qualifying companies, local and state incentive programs may provide additional support based on investment, job creation, workforce training, and operational profile.
Workforce Access
Riverview offers access to a deep regional labor market, with more than 1.6 million workers within a 30-minute drive. Proximity to Arizona State University, Mesa Community College, and other workforce and training assets strengthens access to talent across professional services, hospitality, retail, technology, and operations.
For employers evaluating expansion or relocation, the district combines labor depth with strong regional accessibility.
Labor Market / Educational Attainment
Riverview provides access to a large and growing regional workforce, supported by nearby higher education and training institutions.
Labor Market
(age 16+)
| Year | 20-Minute Commute | 30-Minute Commute |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 783,964 | 1,653,804 |
| 2030 | 838,841 | 1,769,570 |
Source: Esri Business Analyst (2025). Market Profile Reports: 20- and 30-Minute Drive-Time Analyses for COM Business District Center Points; Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity (2024). Employment Projections Trends: Long-Term (2024–2034) Industry Employment Projections, Maricopa County; City of Mesa Office of Economic Development analysis. Center point – Bass Pro Dr. & Mesa Riverview Dr.
Educational Attainment
(age 25+, highest level completed)
| Degree | 20-Minute Commute | 30-Minute Commute |
|---|---|---|
| Associate Degree | 8.9% | 9.0% |
| Bachelor’s Degree | 26.4% | 24.6% |
| Graduate/Professional Degree | 16.2% | 15.2% |
Source: Esri Business Analyst (2025). Educational Attainment Tables, Population Age 25+, Market Profile Reports for COM Business District Drive-Time Analyses.
Available Properties / Development Opportunities
Robust Infrastructure
Riverview offers the infrastructure fundamentals companies expect, including reliable utility service, high-capacity fiber, and strong regional mobility. With immediate access to Loop 202 and Loop 101, the district provides efficient connectivity to major employment centers, customer bases, and Sky Harbor International Airport.
Its established infrastructure supports office, hospitality, retail, and mixed-use projects.
We’re here to help businesses grow – with purpose and partnership.
