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1110 Deming Way
Madison, WI 53717

Rate Upon Request

Research And Development For Lease  •  8,500+ SF

Property Details

  • Property Type Research And Development
  • Year Built 2025
  • Total Building Size 110,000 SF
  • Tenancy Multiple
  • Building Class A
28 Transit Score
28 Walk Score

4 Spaces Available

Name Space Use Size Rent Details
1st Floor Ste Flex 8,500-34,000 SF Rate Upon Request
  • Date available: 120 Days
  • Lease term: 10 Years
  • Service type: Negotiable
  • Space Type: New
  • In Contiguous block: 110,000 SF
2nd Floor Ste Flex 4,840-34,000 SF Rate Upon Request
  • Date available: 120 Days
  • Lease term: 10 Years
  • Service type: Negotiable
  • Space Type: New
  • In Contiguous block: 110,000 SF
3rd Floor Ste Flex 7,300-21,000 SF Rate Upon Request
  • Date available: 120 Days
  • Lease term: 10 Years
  • Service type: Negotiable
  • Space Type: New
  • In Contiguous block: 110,000 SF
4th Floor Ste Flex 21,000 SF Rate Upon Request
  • Date available: 120 Days
  • Lease term: 10 Years
  • Service type: Negotiable
  • Space Type: New
  • In Contiguous block: 110,000 SF

Description 

Scheduled for completion the summer of 2023, 1110 Deming Way will offer four stories and
110,000 SF of Class-A laboratory and office space. Located in The Old Sauk Trails Business Park
on the southwest corner of Deming Way and Blackhawk Road, the project is a mile away from
Greenway Station – Middleton’s largest retail development. Additional amenities within the park
include day care centers, medical facilities, financial and investment firms, fitness centers, bike
paths, and wide and well-lit roadways. The site is on a Madison Metro bus route and within walking
distance of numerous quality shopping, dining, and hotel accommodations.

Public Transportation

AirportDriveWalkDistance
Dane County Regional/Truax Field 25 min - 15.3 mi

Parking Details

Parking Available: Yes
Reserved: No
Spaces Provided: 440
Type: Surface
Included in Rent: Yes
Tim Rikkers 608-669-4153 Cresa
Tim Rikkers 608-669-4153 Cresa