Distribution center to be built in Tucson

By Gabriela Rico | Tucson.com

A Dallas investment company is planning to break ground on a $25 million industrial distribution facility near the Tucson airport.

Provident Industrial bought 10 acres of land on the southwest corner of Valencia and Palo Verde Roads for $3.45 million, records from the Pima County Recorder’s Office show.

The planned Valencia Airport Center will be a 163,000-square-foot distribution facility with trailer parking, a concrete truck court and controlled access, the company announced.

Construction is already underway, with occupancy expected to be available in mid-2027.

“Valencia Airport Center is an especially meaningful project,” said Steven Nemer, market leader for Provident. “Tucson was my home for years, and it is exciting to deliver a best-in-class facility for employers in the community while helping complete one of the best remaining undeveloped sites along the heavily traveled Valencia Road corridor.”

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