Halo Vista
Halo Vista
Halo Vista is a massive mixed-use development surrounding the TSMC semiconductor campus in North Phoenix. Led by Mack Real Estate Group and McCourt Partners, the project spans approx. 2,400 acres near I-17 and Loop 303. The scale is enormous. Industrial facilities, research and technology space, offices, retail, hospitality, residential neighborhoods, and everyday services are all part of the larger vision.
Residential development has a place here, but Halo Vista is different from the master-planned communities typically featured on a real estate website. As of 2026, the announced housing is rental-based multifamily rather than real estate for sale. That means buyers should not currently expect single-family homes for sale, condos for sale, or townhomes for sale within Halo Vista itself. Apartments and other residences for rent or lease are part of the residential concept.

Technology, Housing, & A New North Phoenix District
TSMC is the catalyst, but Halo Vista reaches well beyond semiconductor manufacturing. The development is organized around several major districts. Sonoran Oasis Research & Technology Park focuses on research, education, workforce development, and R&D. Lumen Square adds destination retail and hospitality. Town Center brings residential living together with restaurants, services, and other daily conveniences.
Housing remains an important piece of that equation. Current developer materials identify Town Center as a multifamily and mixed-use district, while Phoenix officials have described the residential component as rental-based. No for-sale single-family homes, condos, or townhomes have been announced within Halo Vista as of 2026. NorthPark, another major master-planned development in the surrounding North Phoenix growth corridor, adds a separate residential component to the broader area. For buyers following North Phoenix real estate, Halo Vista’s importance lies in the concentration of residences, major employers, research facilities, retail, restaurants, hotels, and new infrastructure surrounding one of Arizona’s largest technology investments.