The developers of a Queen Creek mixed-use project announced anchor restaurant tenants before the center has even broken ground.
Creation, the real estate developer founded by David Sellers and Bob Agahi, has released plans for a $120 million mixed-use project at the northeast corner of Ellsworth and Ocotillo roads in Queen Creek.
The center, which is being called The Switchyard, will be located on 10 acres and will have 54,000 square feet of restaurant, retail and office space. There will also be multifamily residential in the development, which is expected to break ground in the fourth quarter of 2024.
It's the latest big development in the fast-growing suburb of Queen Creek, where LG Energy Solution Ltd. is building a huge $5.5 billion battery manufacturing complex that has drawn industrial development [bizjournals.com] and more housing demand to the area.
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NEW IN QUEEN CREEK
The town of Queen Creek opened their newest park this June- say hello to ‘Frontier Family Park!’
“It's the town's newest park at 85 acres. We have a lot of different play amenities going in… your typical baseball, softball fields, soccer, football fields, lots of pickleball courts, a real fun and exciting inclusive playground, basketball courts, volleyball courts, fishing lake, just all of the things in one place,” said Adam Robinson, Interim Director of Parks and Recreation, to ABC15.
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