Phoenix, AZ
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WinCo-anchored center, 19th Ave & Baseline Rd
A commercial center with WinCo as the anchor on the C-2 part of a larger rezoning; WinCo builds most of the site infrastructure first and the pads follow, with full build-out in about five years.
Mesa, AZ
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ER2
155,597 sq ft, 8.7 acres
Build-to-suit 155,597 sf light-industrial building (40 ft tall) with entry plaza, covered amenity patio and 238 parking spaces.
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Mesa Gardens
144 units, $23.5M permit value
144-unit apartment community in six 3-story buildings with a clubhouse and maintenance building. Building permits were issued Jul 6; the civil permit, with a new 1-inch landscape meter, on Sep 14.
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Craftsman - Phase II (4 shell buildings)
$5.2M permit value
Two 7,584 sf shell office buildings, a 6,065 sf shell retail building, and a 5,191 sf shell with drive-through. One permit includes civil; no water meters in this phase.
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Park Place at Gallery Park
305 units, $53.8M permit value
305-unit apartment community: one 4-story 281-unit building, two 3-story buildings, pool pavilion, ramadas. Permit includes civil and landscape; two 1-inch landscape water meters.
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Boeing ACA Expansion
263,386 sq ft, 38 acres
Single-story, 60-ft-tall, 263,386 sf fabrication building for carbon military parts on Boeing's Mesa campus.
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Homestead at Eastmark
261 units, 11.7 acres
Three-story, 261-unit apartment community plus ~10,840 sf of retail/commercial on 2.2 acres.
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Park North
78 units, 5 acres
Rezone commercial land to RM-3-PAD for a 78-lot attached single-residence (townhome) community.
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San Antonio Tire Shop
4,015 sq ft, 0.4 acres
4,015 sf auto-repair shop on a 0.4-acre lot; heavy neighbor opposition over parking.
Apache Junction, AZ
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Bella Norte
210 units, 9.31 acres
210-unit, three-story rental community in ten buildings on 9.31 acres downtown, with pool and spa, playground, pickleball, dog park and a multi-use trail.
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