Summary
Developers are seeking approval for Teravalis, a massive 53-square-mile master planned community in northwest Buckeye that could house up to 350,000 residents across 130,000 homes. The project includes extensive infrastructure planning, parks, wildlife corridors, and commercial areas.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Generates extensive private investment and future tax revenues while requiring substantial long-term public and private infrastructure commitments.
Future residents, regional employers, and the city through expanded economic development and housing options.
Nearby residents concerned about construction traffic on Sun Valley Parkway and potential strain on local school districts.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Cascade’s 11,600-home proposal delayed again
Buckeye hearings move to Nov. 17 as the applicant continues work on a development agreement. The post Cascade’s 11,600-home proposal delayed again appeared first on InBuckeye.com.
Developer proposes 181 townhomes near Sienna Hills
Harvard Investments has proposed 181 townhomes at the southeast corner of McDowell Road and Sienna Hills Parkway in Buckeye. The concept appears in a July 31, 2026, pre-application filing with […] The post Developer proposes 181 townhomes near Sienna...
11,000 homes slated for new Arizona community far west of Phoenix
11,000 homes slated for new Arizona community far west of Phoenix azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
Planning and Zoning Commission - Sep 22, 2026
A developer is proposing a massive 2,771-acre master-planned community with up to 11,600 homes and commercial space north of Thomas Road. Residents raised important questions about school site availability and water usage for potential data centers.
$600M acquisition launches Douglas Ranch ‘city of the future’ in Buckeye
$600M acquisition launches Douglas Ranch ‘city of the future’ in Buckeye AZ Big Media
Related development
The Cascade Planned Area Development
Would eventually be one of the nation's largest master-planned communities, home to roughly 350,000 people, with phased village-by-village development.
Elianto Major CMP Amendment
Reconfigures master plan boundaries to enable a new master-planned community framework.
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