North Adams Street

Multiple federal and local incentives make this large, city‑limit parcel a compelling candidate for community-focused development. The site sits at the edge of Eloy’s suburban neighborhood and opens into agricultural land, offering a rare mix of municipal utilities at the street and expansive land use flexibility within a residential zoning context.

This fits developers and institutions pursuing housing, dormitory, community facilities, or ag‑adjacent projects that can leverage NMTC, HUBZone, BEA and other local tax and abatement programs. Public water, sewer, gas, and paved street access reduce early‑stage risk, while proximity to I‑10 and the Eloy airport supports regional connectivity.