Phoenix, AZ
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336 apartments, I-17 & Rose Garden Ln
336 units, 15.33 acres
Up to 336 apartments on 15.33 acres at I-17 and Rose Garden Lane, built to the site plan dated June 15, 2026, with a quarter of the surface parking shaded.
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15th Ave & Baseline Rd (152 homes)
152 units, 20.86 acres
A 152-home subdivision on 20.86 acres: 62 detached and 90 attached homes, with shaded detached sidewalks on 15th Avenue and landscape setbacks planted with shade trees.
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20th Street & Jones Avenue PUD
5.03 acres
A 5.03-acre commerce park PUD near Sky Harbor; the developer rebuilds 20th Street from Jones Avenue to Raymond Street at full width and puts the power lines underground.
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Self storage, 99th Ave & Meadowbrook Ave
3.34 acres
A self-storage facility on 3.34 acres with stone veneer and block elevations dated February 11, 2026, and the streetscape on 100th and Meadowbrook Avenues replanted.
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29 homes, 51st Ave & Union Hills Dr
29 units, 4.63 acres
A 29-home R-2 subdivision on 4.63 acres with retention areas ringed by shade trees and a detached sidewalk with a 10-foot landscape strip on Union Hills Drive.
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14 units, 28th St & Campo Bello Dr
14 units, 0.65 acres
Up to 14 homes on 0.65 acres with a quarter of the parking shaded and a planted sidewalk on Campo Bello Drive.
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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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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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