Fairfield Business Center is a collection of office and light-industrial properties clustered around Business Center Drive and Cordelia Road in Fairfield, California. The campus-style market serves Solano County and the North Bay, offering a mix of professional office suites, corporate buildings and support services designed for local companies that prefer suburban access, ample parking and lower rents than Bay Area cores.
Facilities & services
Fairfield’s business-park cluster includes Class A office buildings, executive suites, small-to-mid size office blocks and industrial/warehouse buildings. Typical offerings across the center include:
- Private offices and multi-tenant suites suitable for professional services, small teams and corporate satellite offices.
- Meeting rooms and flexible conference space available via building management or third-party executive-suite providers.
- Coworking-style and virtual office solutions in select buildings—useful for freelancers and small startups wanting a business address without a long lease.
- Ample surface and structured parking across the campus (a key advantage for client visits and commuter convenience).
- On-site property management and building services, with multiple brokerage listings and property managers handling leasing and tenant services.
Timings & working hours
Hours vary by landlord and tenant. Standard corporate office hours in the Fairfield Business Center generally align with Monday–Friday daytime business hours (roughly 8:00 AM–6:00 PM). Many multi-tenant office buildings allow tenants 24/7 access by keycard, while reception and leasing offices typically operate during weekday business hours—confirm access rules with the building manager before touring.
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Accessibility
Fairfield Business Center benefits from strong highway connections—Business Center Drive links to Suisun Valley Road and major corridors including Interstate-80 and nearby I-680, making commutes from Vallejo, Vacaville and Benicia straightforward by car. Public transit options include the Capitol Corridor Amtrak stations serving the area (Fairfield–Vacaville Hannigan and Suisun–Fairfield), which provide commuter rail connections across the Bay Area and Sacramento region. For air travel, Sacramento International (SMF) and Oakland International (OAK) are the nearest major airports (roughly 45–60 miles depending on route).
Quick details
| Field | Details |
| Address | Multiple buildings across the Fairfield Business Center campus — core properties near Business Center Drive / Cordelia Rd, Fairfield, CA 94534. Example listing: 2870 Cordelia Rd. |
| Contact Number | Contact varies by building/broker — see the property listing or the Fairfield Business Center website for leasing inquiries. (Listings & brokers handle direct contact). |
| Email ID | General leasing/contact forms are available via the property/site listing pages — use the official site or JLL/LoopNet broker pages to reach property managers. |
| Timings | Typical office hours: ~8:00 AM–6:00 PM (Mon–Fri); tenant keycard access varies by landlord. Confirm with building management. |
| Facilities | Private offices, multi-tenant Class A office buildings, meeting rooms, light industrial/warehouse units, abundant parking, on-site property management. |
| Official Website | Fairfield Business Center —(primary campus information & directory). |
| Target audience | Startups and local small businesses, professional services (law/accounting/consulting), satellite corporate offices, logistics/light industrial users needing office+warehouse, freelancers seeking virtual offices. |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Strategic suburban location with easy highway access and plentiful parking—ideal for staff and client drives.
- Variety of building types and suite sizes across the campus, giving businesses flexibility to scale up without leaving the same business ecosystem.
- Strong availability of brokered listings and on-site property management—streamlined leasing through established commercial real-estate channels.
Cons
- Public transit and walkability are more limited compared with urban cores—daily commuters without cars may find options less convenient. (Rail stations exist, but last-mile connections often require rideshare or local transit).
- Product quality and tenant experience can vary building-to-building—some older office blocks may need tenant improvements to meet modern coworking or tech office standards. Check recent photos and request a site walk.
- Pricing and availability fluctuate with market cycles; popular suites in the best buildings lease quickly—work with a local broker to monitor openings and negotiate terms.
