TUCSON, ARIZONA (Updated July 31, 2026) — Two Tucson-area Eegee’s restaurant properties have been acquired by entities affiliated with Winterhaven Angie’s-Affiliated Development in separate transactions totaling $3.6 million.

WHA-8160 N. Courtney Page Way LLC purchased the 3,651-square-foot Eegee’s-occupied restaurant property at 8160 N. Courtney Page Way in Marana for $2 million. The buyer entity lists Winterhaven Angie’s-Affiliated Development LLC as its manager. The seller was Slush, Inc.

Dave Hammack, principal and retail specialist with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR, represented the buyer. Cameron Lee and David Lee of David Lee Real Estate Company represented the seller.

In a second transaction, WHA-3250 E. Valencia Road LLC acquired the 2,945-square-foot Eegee’s property at 3250 E. Valencia Road in Tucson for $1.6 million. Winterhaven Angie’s-Affiliated Development is also identified as the manager of the purchasing entity. Slush, Inc. was the seller.

Hammack represented the buyer in the Valencia Road transaction, while Cameron Lee and David Lee represented the seller.

The two transactions represent a combined investment of $3.6 million in established drive-thru restaurant sites.

Winterhaven Angie’s-Affiliated Development is affiliated with Angie’s Food Concepts, the Phoenix-based restaurant company behind Angie’s Lobster and Angie’s Prime Grill. However, Angie’s Food Concepts has not publicly announced which restaurant concepts are planned for the two Eegee’s locations.

The Courtney Page Way property is positioned near Interstate 10 and the Cortaro Road commercial corridor, while the Valencia Road property serves the growing south Tucson market near Interstate 19 and Tucson International Airport.

Both sites were developed for drive-thru restaurant use, making them potentially suitable for conversion to one of Angie’s existing quick-service concepts. Any future use, however, remains unconfirmed pending an announcement from the company or the filing of building, remodeling or sign permits.

The sales closed July 22, 2026. The buyer purchased both properties for conversion to Angie’s Food Concepts.

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Peoria (July 31, 2026) —FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA has reached a significant milestone with the selection of Scottsdale-based Lyfe Companies to develop its first phase of the main street retail and restaurant corridor, signaling continued momentum for the next major mixed-use hot spot destination in the far North Peoria/West Valley area.

Vistancia Development LLC has entered into a contract with Scottsdale-based Lyfe Companies on 9.65 acres within the main street area of FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA. Lyfe Companies is targeting local and regional restaurants to anchor the main street, envisioned as an energetic, high-quality lifestyle hub offering unique, creatively infused dining experiences.

Lyfe Companies is a real estate development firm specializing in creating high-quality neighborhood retail, restaurant and mixed-use destinations in the Southwest. Casey Treadwell, chief development officer for Lyfe Companies, will head up the main street retail development, bringing more than 20 years of success working with dynamic developments such as Epicenter in Gilbert and Uptown Plaza in Phoenix, and restaurant tenants including Buck & Rider, The Mission, and Huss Brewing.

“We have thoughtfully assembled a distinctive team of local experts and trusted partners to assist us with creating a vibrant lifestyle destination offering unique places to eat, enjoy and connect,” said Mark Hammons, general manager of Vistancia. “Casey Treadwell and his team have played an integral part in FIVE NORTH’s planning since 2020, and have the familiarity and connections we were looking for to officially ignite the development.”

Joining the team is Amy Malloy, a managing principal of Phoenix-based Evolve Ventures, who will serve as the project manager alongside Lyfe Companies to attract the quality restaurants and retailers envisioned for FIVE NORTH. Malloy, also part of the FIVE NORTH planning team over the last five years, has managed retail development projects throughout the Phoenix area including Scottsdale Fashion Square, Kierland Commons, Biltmore Fashion Park and Arrowhead Towne Center.

Western Retail Advisors is the leasing team. Marketing for the first phase of leasing is now underway.

FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA is the award-winning Vistancia master-planned community’s 320-acre mixed-use commercial and retail destination. In addition to the main street restaurant and retail corridor, FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA is planned to include office, healthcare, hospitality, education, an employment core, and luxury mid- to high-density residential options that will offer walkable and open connections to the main street.  A 14-acre City of Peoria community park is under construction in FIVE NORTH featuring multi-purpose fields, baseball and softball fields, basketball courts, ramadas, a play system, and restrooms. A walkable and open linear park is also planned in FIVE NORTH to further provide connectivity to the main street area.

FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA is located at Loop 303/Bob Stump Memorial Parkway at Lone Mountain Parkway (exit 127). The development is approximately 10 minutes from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC). The area is prime for workforce development with 462,500 workers within a 30-minute drive time, according to the City of Peoria’s Economic Development office.

American Leadership Academy, a pre-K-12 charter school, is located in FIVE NORTH, and Mountainside Fitness is under construction and anticipated to open in 2027.

“We are excited to move forward with Phase I of the main street area in FIVE NORTH after working with the Vistancia team to fully understand the vision,” said Casey Treadwell, chief development officer of Lyfe Companies. “The recent success of Peoria-area restaurants including Bourbon & Bones and high-quality retail projects such as The Trailhead tells us the Northwest Valley is more than ready to support the local and regional businesses we are targeting.”

“The selection of Lyfe Companies is an exciting milestone for Vistancia, as this dynamic community enters its next phase of development, bringing the main street district at FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA to life at an ideal time as Peoria experiences significant growth,” said Richard Whiteley, co-president at IHP Capital Partners. “The addition of thoughtfully curated retail, dining and neighborhood gathering spaces will create a vibrant destination for residents while enhancing the overall quality of life and long-term value of the Vistancia community.”

In addition to FIVE NORTH, the 7,100-acre Vistancia master-planned community includes four unique residential lifestyle communities—The Village at Vistancia, Blackstone at Vistancia, Trilogy at Vistancia and Northpointe at Vistancia. Vistancia offers its approximately 20,000 residents unique outdoor recreation and lifestyle experiences, including its signature 3.5-mile Discovery Trail, two City Parks, two golf courses including the daily fee Trilogy Golf Club and award-winning private Blackstone Country Club, two high-performing K-8 schools in the Peoria Unified School District, and easy access to recreational destinations including the City of Peoria’s Paloma Community Park (10 minutes), Lake Pleasant Regional Park (15 minutes) and Peoria Sports Complex (20 minutes).

California-based IHP Capital Partners and Minneapolis-based Värde Partners own Vistancia in a joint venture.

TUCSON, Ariz. (July 31, 2026) — Paramium Technologies, an innovative startup building a global ground station network to streamline satellite communications, is graduating from the University of Arizona Center for Innovation (UACI), which serves as the science and technology startup incubator network of Tech Parks Arizona, and expanding into the UA Tech Park.

Founded in 2019 by University of Arizona researcher Dr. Justin Hyatt, Paramium commercialized patented manufacturing technologies licensed through Tech Launch Arizona. The company’s proprietary platform enables the rapid, cost-effective production of high-precision metal components, including its patented Magnum™ antenna reflectors.

In 2024, Paramium expanded into Ground Station as a Service (GSaaS), using its manufacturing capabilities to build scalable satellite ground infrastructure and help meet growing demand for data downlink capacity.

“The space industry urgently needs more ground infrastructure to keep pace with the explosion of data being generated in orbit,” said Dr. Justin Hyatt, founder and CEO of Paramium Technologies. “Our vision is to make ground station connectivity as seamless and reliable as cloud computing by combining advanced manufacturing with a rapidly deployable network of Earth stations.”

While working with UACI, Paramium refined its technology, evolved its business model, and prepared for market entry with the support of the incubator’s mentorship, facilities, and entrepreneurial programming. The company’s expansion into the UA Tech Park marks an important milestone in its growth and highlights the role of Arizona’s innovation ecosystem in helping promising startups become market-ready technology companies.

This transition illustrates the unique strength of the Tech Parks Arizona innovation ecosystem. Because UACI and the UA Tech Park operate under the same Tech Parks Arizona umbrella, companies can move seamlessly from startup development and innovation to growth and scaled operations while remaining within a connected support system. This integrated model reflects the University of Arizona’s land grant mission by supporting businesses at every stage of their journey, from research and development and market readiness to business expansion, job creation, investment attraction, and sustained economic impact.

“The journey for Paramium Technologies from startup to scaling company showcases the power of Southern Arizona’s innovation ecosystem,” expressed Carol Stewart, CEO of Tech Parks Arizona and President of the University of Arizona Center for Innovation. “Our goal is not simply to launch companies but to help them grow. Paramium’s success demonstrates how homegrown innovation can become a driver of economic growth, high-quality jobs, and global competitiveness right here in Arizona.”

Paramium’s growth from university research to a thriving technology company illustrates how innovation, entrepreneurial talent, and strategic support can advance tech businesses while strengthening Arizona’s innovation economy.