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More multifamily planned for Eastmark

(Credit: City of Mesa via AZBEX)

By Tasha Anderson | AZBEX 

A new Class A, luxury multifamily development is being proposed within the Eastmark Planned Community District in Mesa.  

The +/- 14.02-acre site is currently undeveloped and is located at the SEC of Ellsworth Road and Point 22 Boulevard at 5029 South Ellsworth Road, in a Mixed-Use Community character area of the city’s General Plan. 

The applicant and developer, PCS Development, on behalf of the owner, DMB Mesa Proving Grounds LLC, is requesting site plan approval for the 320-unit development known as 2.0 at Eastmark or The Premier at Eastmark 2.0 as the site plan shows. The City of Mesa’s Planning and Zoning Commission heard and recommended approval of the site plan at its July 29th meeting. 

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