PROJECTS

This 159-unit multifamily community in North Phoenix is located near Interstate 17 within the North Black Canyon Overlay District, which influenced the project’s design and overall site character. Positioned along a key employment corridor near the expanding TSMC campus, the development supports housing accessibility in a rapidly growing area.

Greenlight Construction delivered the project with a focus on careful site coordination, particularly due to its proximity to an adjacent school. The team maintained safe and efficient construction operations while working around active drop-off and pick-up traffic patterns, ensuring minimal disruption to daily school activities while keeping the project on schedule.

Architect: Worksbureau

This 250-unit multifamily community in Mesa is located near US 60, east of Loop 202, within an area experiencing significant commercial and mixed-use growth, including new medical office, retail, and hospitality development. The project was delivered during a period of volatile material pricing and ongoing supply chain disruptions.

Greenlight Construction worked closely with trade partners to manage costs and maintain budget stability, limiting pricing impacts while navigating pandemic-related material challenges. Through strategic coordination and procurement, the team was able to keep the project moving forward and deliver a consistent, high-quality result.

Architect: Danielian

This 292-unit attainable rental housing community is located in Phoenix at an infill site with strong freeway access to both the West Valley and Downtown Phoenix. As Greenlight’s first Streamliner community, the project forms the residential component of a larger mixed-use development that includes new commercial uses and benefits from prominent frontage along Interstate 10.

Architect: Danielian

This 196-unit multifamily community in Tucson, located at 8255 N Shannon Road, is a two-story Villa Cielo development situated in a premier location with expansive views and strong access to nearby employment and regional freeways. The project stands out as a unique product type within the market, with limited new multifamily competition in the surrounding area.

Greenlight Construction delivered the community while navigating ongoing civil design challenges and revisions, requiring flexibility and close coordination throughout the construction process. The team adapted to evolving plans while maintaining progress and ensuring a cohesive, high-quality final product.

This multifamily community in Tucson, located at 1102 E 36th Street, marks Greenlight’s first project in the Tucson market and is part of the broader Bridges/Brioso master-planned development by Bourn Companies. The site is positioned within a growing employment corridor that includes major anchors such as the GEICO office and the University of Arizona Tech Park.

Greenlight Construction delivered the project by leveraging existing trade partnerships while establishing a reliable subcontractor base within a new jurisdiction. The team focused on building local relationships, aligning with regional construction practices, and ensuring a smooth execution as Greenlight expanded into the Tucson market.