Empire Commercial Center proposed at Ellsworth and Empire
A commercial center is proposed at the northwest corner of Ellsworth and Empire in Queen Creek. The project is at the pre-application stage.
See the Queen Creek recordThe latest land, development and business plans in Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Gilbert and Mesa.
Updated October 28, 2026
A commercial center is proposed at the northwest corner of Ellsworth and Empire in Queen Creek. The project is at the pre-application stage.
See the Queen Creek recordBarnes Landing asks Queen Creek to annex about 43 acres at the southwest corner of Cloud and Crismon roads and approve a PAD. The town is still reviewing it.
Project detailsThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans a new stake center at Barney Farms in Queen Creek. The project is at the pre-application stage.
See the Queen Creek recordOwners want to rezone about 3.3 acres at the southwest corner of Gantzel and Lone Star roads for a small neighborhood commercial center. A hearing was set for September 28, 2026.
Project detailsA 10.09-acre site at Higley Road and Hunt Highway would move from Maricopa County into the Town of Gilbert. The town is still reviewing the request.
Project detailsGilbert's Planning Commission approved the architectural design for phases 2 and 3 of Gilbert Regional Park at 3005 E. Queen Creek Road on April 1, 2026.
See the Gilbert recordAn 8.25-acre rural family compound at 2025 S. Val Vista Drive seeks a general plan change and rezoning to SF-43. Gilbert is still reviewing it.
See the Gilbert recordA rezoning request would allow a new 20-lot single-family subdivision on about 16.4 acres at 2005 N. Val Vista Drive in Mesa. The city is still reviewing it.
Project detailsA request to rezone about 84.6 acres at 8826 E Range Rider Trail for a 48-lot single-family subdivision is under review by the city of Mesa.
Project detailsA request to split a 0.88-acre residential lot at 458 E. Mesa Vista Lane in Mesa is under city review.
See the Mesa recordTim can walk a lot with you and tell you plainly what you can build on it. Ironwood builds custom homes, casitas and RV garages across the East Valley.
The lot is the biggest decision in a custom home, and what happens next door matters as much as the lot. We read the public planning records in the cities we build in and pull out the cases that change what you can build, or what you will be living next to.
Each summary links to the city or town record it came from. Before anything appears here, we confirm that every number, date, zoning code and name in the summary appears on that linked record. If a detail cannot be found there, the item stays off this page. Records last checked October 28, 2026.
These summaries come from public records published by each city and town. Ironwood Residential Builders is not involved in these projects and is not affiliated with any applicant or builder named. Plans change at every hearing, so always check the linked source record for the current status.