Immediately adjacent to the new port. A rare, large-scale site offering unmatched flexibility for phased development, expansion and long-term value creation.
Exceptional proximity to the new commercial port and major highway infrastructure (4–5 lanes), enabling fast, efficient, and cost-effective logistics operations.
Fully serviced infrastructure at the property boundary, engineered to support decades of scalable industrial development with long-term certainty.
Zoned for Light Industrial (LI) use makes it ideal for logistics, manufacturing, technology, and clean energy ventures.
Significant tax deferral and capital gains advantages that enhance long-term returns for qualified investors.
Potential duty reductions and streamlined customs processes that improve operating efficiency for import- and export-driven businesses.
This 2-mile basin blocks westward development expansion, making nearby eastern land development opportunities more exclusive.
A unique, triple-layer federal security environment providing enhanced protection without additional capital or operating expense.
A level, undeveloped site that maximizes efficiency, site planning flexibility, and build-to-suit potential.
Established local and regional relationships that support streamlined approvals, reduced timelines, and greater development certainty.
The site's location near Bisbee-Douglas International Airport, about 10 miles northeast of the commercial port, provides air logistics capabilities — ideal for manufacturing and/or transporting time-sensitive goods.
Planned rail infrastructure in the area complements the airport and new commercial port— ideal for high-volume shipments.
Jay Hembree, MAI Commercial Appraiser



Source: Arizona’s trade and competitiveness in the U.S.-Mexico Region, Annual Report 2023. University of Arizona, Eller College of Mgmt.



With over $34 billion in new investment, nearly 28,000 projected new jobs, and major wins across semiconductors, aerospace, AI, broadband, and more, 2025 delivered a year of record-breaking growth for Arizona. Now, as economic momentum surges statewide
and new technologies unlock unprecedented possibilities, Arizona is forging ahead.
“2025 was a transformative year for Arizona,” said Sandra Watson, President and CEO of the Arizona Commerce Authority. “We celebrated historic investments, scaled workforce accelerators, and advanced next-generation infrastructure, creating real opportunity for communities statewide. Under Governor Hobbs’ leadership and with strong partnerships across industry and government, Arizona is forging ahead — and the world is taking notice.”
With over $34 billion in new investment, nearly 28,000 projected new jobs, and major wins across semiconductors, aerospace, AI, broadband, and more, 2025 delivered a year of record-breaking growth for Arizona.
Now, as economic momentum surges statewide and new technologies unlock unprecedented possibilities, Arizona is forging ahead.
1. TSMC Arizona Fabs
TSMC is investing $165 billion to build three advanced semiconductor fabrication plants and an R&D center in Arizona. This initiative strengthens U.S. chip manufacturing and supports innovation in next-generation semiconductor technologies.
2. LG Energy Solution Arizona Complex
LG Energy Solution is committing $5.5 billion to create a facility in Arizona for electric vehicle battery and energy storage cell production. It will include a cylindrical battery plant producing advanced 46-Series batteries for EVs and an ESS battery plant for lithium iron phosphate pouch-type batteries used in energy storage systems. This project supports the growing EV market and renewable energy storage needs.
“Nearshoring and reshoring are no longer niche experiments; they are a strategic imperative for global supply chains.”
Bain & Company survey of COOs
“Nearshoring has redirected freight toward Southwest gateways; regional hauls linked to Mexico trade are growing at 8.14% CAGR (2026–2031)… Southwest cross-border volumes have overtaken many West Coast imports, channeling freight toward Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico border crossings.”
Mordor Intelligence
2026–2031 U.S. Freight Brokerage Market report
“Supply chains are being rewired for resilience, not just cost, and that is driving capital toward production closer to end markets.”
Jane Fraser,
“The biggest problem for Mexico is going to be capacity…We’re starting
to see that nearshoring trend to Mexico starting again.”
“Today’s groundbreaking is proof that smart federal investments pay off. Modernizing our ports of entry doesn’t just improve security and efficiency
– it creates jobs, expands trade, and fuels our economy.”
Ruben Gallego,
Guadalupe Ramirez,
CBP Director of Field Operations
Andrew Heller,
GSA Public Buildings Service Acting Commissioner
“The new Douglas Land Port of Entry will significantly increase our ability to inspect commercial vehicles and process goods more efficiently, all while supporting economic growth in the region.”
Troy A. Miller,
CBP Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Commissioner
“Nearshoring has become a multi‑year growth driver for northern Mexico
as companies realign away from China.”
Alexis Milo Ramos,
Latin America economist, Goldman Sachs,
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