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Tucson plans ‘massive’ commercial center named Irvington

Future home of Irvington Commercial Center in Tucson. /Courtesy of City of Tucson.
Future home of Irvington Commercial Center in Tucson. /Courtesy of City of Tucson.

By Matthew Roy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

A developer is seeking approval for a Planned Area Development to encompass 63 acres of vacant land at Irvington Road and Interstate 19 (three miles south of Interstate 10) in Tucson. If approved, the proposal will create a massive, multi-phase, mixed-use commercial center to be called Irvington Commercial Center.

Commercial Real Estate Developer Bourn Companies proposes to transform the undeveloped desert land at the NWC of Irvington Road and I-19 into a, “… vibrant commercial development to serve the immediate neighborhood along with visitors and the rest of the region driving along our major interstate system,” according to the submitted documents.

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