What Commercial and Office Space Opportunities Does Grandover Offer for Businesses?
Grandover offers three distinct commercial tracks for businesses evaluating the Piedmont Triad market: Class A office space at Grandover Commons (158,632+ sq ft existing, with another 1 million sq ft planned across 200 acres), retail and food space in Grandover Village (100,000+ sq ft in Phase I & II, with 50+ acres planned in Phase III), and future mixed-use land directly on I-85. The right fit depends on whether you need immediate occupancy, a retail storefront, or a ground-up development site.
Office Space at Grandover Commons
Grandover Commons is the primary office destination, located adjacent to the Grandover Resort.
| Detail | Figure |
|---|---|
| Existing Class A office space | 158,632+ sq ft |
| Additional planned space | 1 million sq ft |
| Planned land area | 200 acres |
| Notable location feature | Land directly on I-85 available for future mixed-use development |
The existing square footage is the relevant number if you are looking to lease or occupy space now. The 1 million sq ft and 200 acres are forward-looking figures — useful if you are planning a multi-year relocation or expansion rather than an immediate move.
The I-85 frontage matters for businesses that depend on visibility, logistics access, or regional connectivity across the Piedmont Triad.
Retail and Food Space at Grandover Village
Grandover Village is the retail component, built out in phases.
- Phase I & II: over 100,000 sq ft of existing retail and food options
- Phase III: 50+ acres planned for retail, food, and entertainment
If you need an operating storefront or restaurant location today, the Phase I & II inventory is what to ask about. If your concept depends on being part of a newer entertainment-oriented cluster, Phase III is the relevant conversation — but note that it is described as "coming soon," not currently available.
Future Development Land
Beyond the built space, Grandover holds land designated for future commercial and mixed-use development, including the I-85 frontage noted above. This is the track for developers and companies that want to build to spec rather than lease existing space. The site's map key distinguishes "Future Development" from "Future Commercial/Mixed-use Development," so it is worth confirming which designation applies to a specific parcel before assuming commercial use.
How to Decide Which Track Fits
- Need space now, office use: ask about Grandover Commons existing inventory (158,632+ sq ft).
- Need space now, retail or food: ask about Grandover Village Phase I & II (100,000+ sq ft).
- Planning a larger or custom build: ask about the 1 million sq ft office plan, the 200 acres, and the Phase III retail land.
- Relocating or expanding a company: the site explicitly frames Grandover as suited to "a company looking to relocate," and directs interested parties to a contact form.
Getting Specific Availability and Terms
The Grandover site does not publish pricing, lease rates, or a live listing inventory for commercial space. It provides a contact form for direct outreach and a map key for viewing available listings. To move forward, use the contact form to specify your use type (office, retail, or development), your square footage requirement, and your timeline, then ask for current availability and terms directly.
One practical note: the site separates residential listings (cluster homes, courtyard homes, single-family homes, townhomes) from commercial opportunities. If you are searching for business space, filter your inquiry to the commercial/office and retail categories rather than the residential map layers.