Vail Valley Design Center is a purpose-built construction and design campus at 1215 Chambers Avenue in Eagle, Colorado — seven new buildings totaling approximately 95,000 square feet of Class A flex space, delivering from January 2027, alongside an established campus at 1115 Chambers. The campus is built for the businesses that design, build and furnish the Vail Valley: design showrooms, flooring, tile and stone, millwork and cabinetry, furniture and lighting, specialty contractors, and the distributors who supply them. Rather than a traditional industrial park, the tenant mix is intentionally curated — so a client can visit several complementary businesses in one stop, and tenants benefit from one another's traffic. Units run from 1,500 square feet to a single 20,500-square-foot building, with asking rates of $22.00 to $27.50 per square foot, triple net. Each unit integrates showroom frontage, office and light industrial space in one footprint, so a business can display, fabricate, store and ship without splitting across sites. Suites are divisible and combinable, which lets a tenant take a display front now and expand into adjacent space later without leaving the campus. Architecturally the campus is mountain-modern — clean lines, natural materials and a consistent identity across all seven buildings. That consistency is deliberate: tenants benefit not only from their own space, but from the quality and perception of the campus as a whole. The site sits on Chambers Avenue, 0.8 miles from Interstate 70 at Exit 147 and minutes from Eagle County Regional Airport — roughly 30 minutes west of Vail and Beaver Creek. For regional operators it is mid-corridor between Denver and Grand Junction, a base that serves the Western Slope without the drive from either end. Infrastructure is specified for long-term operating efficiency, including energy-efficient building systems and EV-ready charging. All space is first-generation and has never been occupied, and tenant improvement allowances are available on multi-year terms. New, high-quality flex space is scarce in Eagle County. Pre-leasing is open now — contact us to discuss availability, unit sizes and delivery timing.