Study: SkySong expected to generate $58.2B economic impact over next 30 years

Project is generating 9,350 total jobs annually; millions in revenue

SkySong, The ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center “is a job creator with outsized ripple effects” on economic development in the region, with an estimated impact of $58.2 billion over the next 30 years and with even more value as a brand representing innovation and entrepreneurship, a new study says.

The estimate is part of a comprehensive new market analysis and economic and fiscal impact study conducted by Elliott D. Pollack and Co. to gage the project’s effect on regional economic growth, according to a press release.

The study found the SkySong public-private-university partnership was a catalyst in making SkySong a major part of Arizona’s economic development picture.

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Study: SkySong expected to generate $58.2B economic impact over next 30 years

Project is generating 9,350 total jobs annually; millions in revenue

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Study: SkySong expected to generate $58.2B economic impact over next 30 years

Project is generating 9,350 total jobs annually; millions in revenue

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