Last updated: October 23, 2026 · Public sources only. No sale comps.
Sell Land for Data Center Development in Pinal County, Arizona
Pinal County’s clearest public energy record, in the sources used here, is generation built to serve a data center in neighboring Maricopa County — not a hyperscale campus inside Pinal. If you own land between Phoenix and Tucson, you can still ask for a realistic read. This page will not invent a campus or a land price to make that ask sound larger.
What was actually announced in Pinal County
On December 11, 2023 Meta, Salt River Project, and Ørsted said Meta’s Mesa data center would be supported by Ørsted’s Eleven Mile Solar Center in Pinal County: a 300 MW solar project and a 300 MW, four-hour battery, with Meta taking the majority of the solar energy. The release also describes a 50 MW allocation from the 100 MW West Line solar facility in Eloy and a portion of the 200 MW Brittlebush solar facility in Coolidge. Eleven Mile was described as more than 2,000 acres, then under construction, with an in-service target of 2024.
Those are power-supply projects. They are not a data center interconnection, and they are not evidence that a parcel in Casa Grande, Eloy, or Coolidge has deliverable load. SRP is the utility counterparty on that contract. Other parts of Pinal County are served by other utilities. Confirm the provider on the parcel.
How to read the corridor anyway
The East Valley campuses those projects were built to support are in Maricopa County. The Mesa / East Valley page cites Meta, Google, and Apple’s public Mesa record. Pinal is the land and generation county beside that load.
Arizona’s water limits are real enough that Meta’s own Mesa materials emphasize air-side design and restoration. This page does not add a county water-allocation number it cannot cite. Do not describe a Pinal solar megawatt as data center demand. The queue study is about ISO and utility load books; Pinal is not in ERCOT or PJM.
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What this does not tell you
- No hyperscale data center campus inside Pinal County is cited.
- 300 MW of solar is not 300 MW of data center IT load, and it is not available to the next landowner.
- No land comparable.
If you own the land
- If your pitch is “near the Eleven Mile project,” say that it is a solar and battery site contracted to serve Mesa, and then describe your own substation distance.
- Industrial land with a transmission story is still worth a review. Borrowed megawatts are not.
- Submit the parcel.
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Questions landowners ask
Is Pinal a data center county or a power county?
On this record, it is where SRP-contracted solar and storage for Meta’s Mesa campus was sited. The campuses cited are in Mesa.
Should I still submit land?
Yes, if you can describe acreage, sale or lease, and a real power path. Start here.
Which utility?
The Eleven Mile contract is with SRP. Your parcel may not be. Confirm it.
Site intake
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Data center developers are paying premiums for powered land — get a realistic read on your parcel. Free, no obligation unless a deal closes.
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Landowner path
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This corridor sits in Arizona. If the public record describes activity here, that is not a price for your parcel — submit it for a confidential read.