PHOENIX, Ariz., – Phoenix office of JLL announced today that it will market Grand View Arizona, an infrastructure-rich, fully entitled, 2,500-acre mega site in Buckeye, Arizona – ranked one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. over the last decade. With the scale to accommodate large-scale, sophisticated manufacturing uses, the project is projected to become a leading employment district, generating over $1 billion in economic impact as it transforms the landscape of industrial and economic growth in the region.

Grand View Arizona sits in the heart of metro Phoenix’s world-class West Valley logistics market, bordered by Broadway Road to the north, MC85 to the south, and Dean and Perryville roads to the west and east. It is minutes from Interstate 10, the future Loop 303/State Route 30 interchange and the award-winning Verrado and Teravalis master planned communities. It also offers 2.75 miles of Union Pacific rail frontage and a state-of-the-art infrastructure with the highest availability of power, water and telecommunications.

“Grand View Arizona represents a major step forward in Buckeye’s economic future, positioning our city to compete for the next generation of high-quality employers,” said Buckeye Mayor Eric Orsborn. “With the water availability, infrastructure and scale already in place, this site offers a rare opportunity for companies looking to grow in one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. For Buckeye, it means jobs, investment and the continued momentum that is shaping our city into a premier destination for business.”
JLL’s Marc Hertzberg, Anthony Lydon, Greg Matter, John Lydon and Nicole Marshall are marketing the land for immediate development, aligning with Arizona’s continued emergence as a global hub for business and commerce.

“When you take in this site – more than twice the size of TSMC, more than three times the size of the Chandler Intel campus, and able to reach 40% of the U.S. population within a two-day truck haul – you can’t help but recognize its magnitude and potential,” said Hertzberg. “Grand View Arizona is set to spark long-lasting economic vitality, attracting a mix of development that will shape the region for decades to come.”

In addition to its proximity to major transportation routes, Grand View Arizona lies approximately 11 miles from Phoenix-Goodyear Airport, 30 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and is proximate to nearby healthcare facilities, commercial services and Verrado Marketplace, a $275 million development by Vestar that is serving the area with over 50 retailers and restaurants.

“With its scale and infrastructure, Grand View Arizona will be a defining factor in our region,” said Anthony Lydon. “The project is rooted within a highly developed logistics network and supported by robust population growth, employment-friendly policies, expansive infrastructure, skilled labor, and reshoring initiatives needed to make the next chapter in manufacturing a reality. The combination is powerful and reflects the potential of business and innovation in our state.”

Grand View Arizona is surrounded by a host of leading corporate neighbors, ranging from global logistics operators to advanced manufacturers, data centers, aerospace and defense specialists.