Phoenix-based developer George Oliver, known for its cutting-edge office redevelopments, has unveiled plans for Bond, a $52 million renovation that will transform the landmark Biltmore Commerce Center into a hospitality-inspired office experience where thoughtfully crafted amenities and modern design bring teams together in an unparalleled workplace at the heart of the desirable Camelback Corridor.

“Employers committing to an in-office work environment are putting workplace culture front and center. Bond was designed with this in mind. Its name signifies a reconnection of the lost bond between employee and employer,” says George Oliver founder and managing partner Curt Kremer. 

Located at 3200 E. Camelback Rd., Bond totals 287,000 square feet in three stories, with office space bordering a corresponding three-story central atrium. Through its renovation, George Oliver will elevate this space with one of the market’s most extensive amenity packages that starts with a conference center, co-working space, a full-service coffee, cocktail and food service bar, an extensive fitness center and a speakeasy cocktail bar — curated to create an environment to work, dine and relax.

Shell renovations at Bond begin this month. The first suites at Bond are scheduled to deliver in the fourth quarter of 2023. Shell completion is scheduled for the third quarter of 2024. George Oliver Design led the design and architecture for Bond. RSG Builders is the general contractor. CBRE is the onsite property management team. Ryan Timpani and Brett Thompson of JLL are the exclusive leasing brokers.

“Heavily amenitized office space has never been in greater demand, even compared to past ‘bull markets.’ Bond represents the type of trophy office that every user profile — from Fortune 500s down to start-ups — is gravitating toward,” Timpani says.