The location is prime. The community unparalleled.

Situated at the northwest corner of Loop 101 and Hayden Road in Scottsdale, Arizona, Cavasson is being meticulously designed to welcome the world’s finest organizations – elevating businesses and lifestyles in what’s become the region’s premier business district. Modern, highly curated, and seamlessly connected, Cavasson blends inspired workplace environments with Scottsdale’s iconic outdoor culture, set against the breathtaking backdrop of nearby mountains and desert trails.

At full completion, Cavasson will feature a dynamic mix of uses including 1.8 million square feet of market-leading commercial office space, alongside 1,600 residences, hotels, retail destinations, restaurants, and thoughtfully curated amenities. Spanning 135 acres, the project is designed as a true destination – where work, hospitality, living and leisure intersect.

Today, Cavasson is already home to a powerhouse mix of major corporations including Nationwide Insurance, Sigma, Frontdoor, Edward Jones, Wells Fargo, AMWINS, Meritage Homes and the Major League Baseball Players Association. The highly-acclaimed Hilton at Cavasson features an 18,000-square-foot Event Center, outdoor and top floor event spaces, a coffee shop serving Starbucks, and Desert Pony Tavern – an open-air dining destination offering sweeping views of the McDowell Mountains.

Additional retail amenities include the local favorite PITCH Pizzeria, along with salon and banking services, enhancing convenience for employees, residents, and visitors alike. Residential development is underway with projects by Toll Brothers and BB Living, further expanding Cavasson’s vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood.

Cavasson is owned and developed by Nationwide Realty Investors, in partnership with Grayhawk Development.

Office at Cavasson Office
Retail at Cavasson Retail
Stay at Cavasson Hotel & Events

Illustrative Master Plan

Site maps and renderings are not drawn to scale and are subject to change without notice.

Fly-Through Tour

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