Phoenix-based Tratt Properties has a history with this West Valley site that goes back further than you might expect, as the developer works out a post-purchase plan for the acreage.

A 214-acre site in Buckeye that had been slated for a $1 billion battery plant was purchased by a Phoenix-based developer that hopes to attract another manufacturer to the site. Tratt Properties ...

The company cited corporate restructuring as the reason for the decision, but the lack of an $850 million federal loan may have been a factor. The city of Buckeye is disappointed by the decision but ...

Four years ago, a newly formed company was deciding between three states for its lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant with 3,000 jobs. One of those was Arizona. Called KORE Power Inc., the Coeur ...

Sometimes closing the door on one opportunity can lead to something better. That’s the perspective West Valley economic development leaders have taken following the demise of Idaho-based KORE Power’s ...

KORE Power will not move forward with its planned $1 billion lithium-ion battery plant in Buckeye. The company cited restructuring and a focus on long-term success as reasons for abandoning the ...

Cline and Company to Meet with Buckeye City Mayor and EDC Leaders About the an Opportunity Zone development in the newly abandoned KOREplex project site By collaborating with the city’s leadership, we ...

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BUCKEYE, AZ — Sometimes closing the door on one opportunity can lead to something better. That's the perspective West Valley economic development leaders have taken following the demise of Idaho-based ...