Development

Mesa council approves groundwork for $3B mixed-use development

The mixed-use Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing Project at State Route 24 and Williams Field Road is expected to include multifamily residential, retail, restaurants, hotels and commercial office space.

Rendering courtesy of city of Mesa

An estimated $3 billion private investment that will bring apartments, hotels, restaurants, commercial businesses and public spaces to southeast Mesa has cleared major hurdles.

On Monday, the Mesa City Council unanimously passed a package of ordinances and resolutions that will provide a jumpstart to the Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing Project at State Route 24 and Williams Field Road.

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