White Tank Mountain Regional Park
30,000 acres of desert preserve with 35 miles of trails, picnic areas, and wildlife viewing just east of Teravalis.
Between the White Tank and Belmont Mountains, Howard Hughes Communities is building what will become the largest master-planned community in the United States. This is the story of Teravalis, from vision to reality.

The vision for this land has been in development for nearly 30 years. In 2021, Howard Hughes Communities purchased the 37,000-acre parcel for $600 million, marking their first Arizona project and their largest undertaking by size to date.
Drawing from the success of The Woodlands in Texas and Summerlin in Nevada, Howard Hughes brings a proven model of long-term stewardship. Unlike developers who build and leave, Howard Hughes remains involved for decades as the community manager, ensuring Teravalis grows as envisioned.
At buildout, Teravalis will encompass 100,000 homes, 300,000 residents, 55 million square feet of commercial development, and more than 7,000 acres of preserved natural open space. That is larger than The Villages in Florida and roughly equivalent to 43 Central Parks.
On November 14, 2025, Governor Katie Hobbs joined Buckeye Mayor Eric Orsborn, Howard Hughes CEO David O'Reilly, and community stakeholders to cut the ribbon on Floreo, the first village. Thousands attended Floreo Fest the next day to tour 20 model homes and celebrate the beginning of a new era for the West Valley.
From the 22-acre Echo Community Center to miles of desert trails, Teravalis is designed for an active, connected lifestyle.
17 courts including a stadium court for tournaments and community events. The largest pickleball complex in any Arizona master plan.
A resort-style pool, dedicated fitness pool, spa, and a water-activated playground for children.
State-of-the-art cardio, free weights, circuit training, and group fitness areas with outdoor workout extensions.
Multiple pet-friendly spaces designed for dogs of all sizes to socialize and play safely.
More than 7,000 acres of preserved desert, conservation corridors, and miles of walking and biking trails.
Indoor and outdoor gathering areas with fire pits, lawn games, and rentable spaces for private celebrations.
Floreo is just the beginning. Howard Hughes has decades of development planned across the 37,000-acre footprint.
3,000 acres. 8,000+ homes. 7 builders. Now open with the Echo Community Center coming in 2027.
Additional lots selling to builders in late 2026. Multifamily apartments and townhomes planned.
Employment centers, retail villages, and medical offices to create a self-sustaining local economy.
100,000 homes. 300,000 residents. 55M sq ft of commercial. Schools, parks, and transit integrated.
These are real photos from Floreo village: shaded playgrounds, sport courts, event lawns, and gathering spaces already open to residents, with the 22-acre Echo Community Center arriving in early 2027.
Teravalis is surrounded by some of the best outdoor recreation in the Phoenix metro area.
30,000 acres of desert preserve with 35 miles of trails, picnic areas, and wildlife viewing just east of Teravalis.
8,700 acres in the Buckeye Hills with trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding with panoramic valley views.
Nearby courses including Verrado Golf Club and The Victory Course offer championship play amid stunning desert scenery.
Shopping, dining, and entertainment including Topgolf and PopStroke are a short drive north in Glendale.
Teravalis is located within the Buckeye Elementary School District and Buckeye Union High School District, with abundant charter and private options throughout the West Valley.
Serving grades TK through 8. As Teravalis grows, new schools will be planned in partnership with the district.
Serving grades 9 through 12 with Buckeye Union High School and Estrella Foothills High School.
Arizona is a right-to-choose state. Families may select from public, charter, private, online, or home education options.