About 53900 W Salome Highway
Tucked just 3.5 miles off the Salome Highway exit in Harquahala Valley, this 129-acre parcel offers a powerful convergence of scale, proposed infrastructure, and interstate access—making it a prime candidate for mission-critical industrial deployment. With fiber optic connectivity running the full frontage, and flat, development-friendly topography, the site is fully prepped for next-generation logistics, warehousing, or energy-aligned operations.
Positioned within the APS electrical service zone, with the Delaney Substation just 16 miles nearby, proposed new substation within several miles. The property is strategically suited for data center development or high-load utility infrastructure. It sits within an INA-designated water area, which grants an annual allocation of 100 acre-feetan invaluable asset for industrial users seeking long-term viability.
Direct connectivity to Interstate 10 supports high-throughput logistics with a combined average daily traffic volume of over 25,900 vehicles. This corridor enables rapid access to Phoenix, Southern California, and the broader Southwestern U.S.a critical edge for time-sensitive fulfillment or transport operations.
Whether your vision is a 3PL logistics hub, a hyperscale data facility, or an energy storage installation, this site offers the foundational assets operators requireand investors demand.
This isn't just acreage. It's an industrial launchpad. Execute with vision. Scale with certainty.
