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Buckeye’s Next Growth Wave May Not be Rooftops, but Megawatts

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BUCKEYE, AZ (May 28, 2026) — Buckeye is quickly becoming one of Arizona’s most closely watched data center markets, with multiple large-scale projects positioning the West Valley city as a future hub for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital infrastructure. The largest known project is Tract’s Buckeye Technology Park, a master-planned data center campus on […]

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A Quick Guide to Code Tucson 2026 Update and What It Means for Development

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TUCSON, AZ (May 28, 2026) — The City of Tucson is preparing a broad 2026 development code update intended to modernize, clarify, and streamline portions of the city’s planning and development rules affecting parking, adaptive reuse, housing, signs, sidewalks, design standards, and review procedures. The proposed package, called CODE Tucson ’26, builds on the city’s

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UA Clears Speedway-Campbell Site for $250M Freshman Students Housing Tower

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TUCSON, AZ (May 28, 2026) — The University of Arizona is moving forward with a roughly $250 million, 19-story residence hall planned for the northwest corner of East Speedway Boulevard and North Campbell Avenue, a major infill redevelopment that will add 395 units with more than 1,200 student beds, along with dining, amenities, and student-support

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