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Mack Real Estate eyes state land near Halo Vista

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Last updated: May 9, 2026 11:35 am
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Another massive piece of state-owned land around TSMC’s campus in north Phoenix is being eyed by developers.

Mack Real Estate Group has applied for a 1,473-acre parcel owned by the Arizona State Land Department that’s directly west of the company’s $7 billion Halo Vista master-planned mixed-use project — where it has already started moving dirt.

The latest chunk of land Mack applied for is nestled right in between the 2,300-acre Halo Vista development and Peoria’s Innovation Core (PIC), a more than 7,300-acre future mixed-use technology and manufacturing district.

Halo Vista’s first user is retailer Costco, while the PIC’s first user is Amkor Technology Inc., which is building out the first phase of a $7 billion chip testing and packaging campus.

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