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Arizona companies fared well on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. A total of 137 Arizona-based companies earned rankings on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list.

Companies on the 2025 Inc. 5000 are ranked according to percentage revenue growth from 2021 to 2024. To qualify, companies must have been founded and generating revenue by March 31, 2021. They must be U.S.-based, privately held, for-profit, and independent—not subsidiaries or divisions of other companies—as of December 31, 2024.

“Our inclusion in the Inc. 5000 is a significant milestone and a clear validation of our business model,” said Keith Weiner, Founder and CEO of Monetary Metals, which ranks No. 677 overall. “We are reestablishing gold as a productive asset, capable of earning a yield while serving as a foundation for productive finance. This recognition reflects not only our strong growth, but the overwhelming demand for a sound alternative to today’s dollar-based system.”

Professional Piping Systems (PPS), a leader in industrial and commercial mechanical contracting, fabrication, coatings, engineering, and project management, also earned a place on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, ranking No. 4,126 among the fastest-growing private companies in America. This marks the first appearance on the list for the Phoenix-based company, which posted an impressive 86% revenue growth over the past three years.

“Earning a spot on the Inc. 5000 list is a direct reflection of the hard work, dedication and craftsmanship our entire team brings to every project,” said Andrew Goodwin, president of PPS. “We’ve built our reputation by delivering reliable, high-quality solutions for our clients, and this recognition is proof that our approach is working. We’re proud to represent Phoenix and grateful to our employees, partners and clients who have made this possible.”

Arizona-based companies on 2025 Inc. 5000 list

Here are the 137 Arizona-based companies that earned rankings on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, with their ranking, growth percentage, industry and hometown.

103. Skylab Digital, 3,313% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Phoenix

104. CazVid, 3,309% growth, Software, Tempe

149. TopDog Law, 2,628% growth, Legal, Scottsdale

158. Secure Investment Management, 2,477% growth, Financial Services, Tucson

213. Sleepyhead, 1,789% growth, Retail, Scottsdale

256. 7th Level, 1,522% growth, Education, Scottsdale

273. Supra Human, 1,386% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Scottsdale

278. Meade Engineering, 1,350% growth, Engineering, Scottsdale

309. Bluetail, 1,258% growth, Software, Scottsdale

330. Inty Power, 1,197% growth, Energy, Tempesupra

371. ARM5 Formula, 1,073% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, ChandlerZ

384. Well & Good Professional Services, 1,055% growth, Travel & Hospitality, Scottsdale

468. East Valley Tactical, 876% growth, Retail, Mesa

477. The Call Gurus, 858% growth, Business Products & Services, Phoenix

551. Genesis Legal Group, 740% growth, Legal, Gilbert

557. Gabtech Global, 735% growth, Business Products & Services, Glendale

661. Pyx Health, 631% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Tucson

665. Verde Clean, 627% growth, Business Products & Services, Phoenix

677. Monetary Metals, 617% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

724. Navi Nurses, 568% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Phoenix

783. Oats Overnight, 536% growth, Food & Beverage, Phoenix

806. Private Client Leasing, 522% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

815. Dovly, 516% growth, Financial Services, Phoenix

868. evolvedMD, 487% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Scottsdale

871. MAVRX Sports Housing, 485% growth, Travel & Hospitality, Phoenix

950. Nemean Solutions, 452% growth, Government Services, Sierra Vista

953. Cambridge Companies, 449% growth, Construction, Scottsdale

959. Arizona Aesthetics, 445% growth, Consumer Services, Scottsdale

971. META PCs, 439% growth, Tech Hardware, Phoenix

974. New Frontier Immigration Law, 437% growth, Business Products & Services, Phoenix

1,033. Nexstar Homes, 416% growth, Construction, Chandler

1,048. Industry Rockstar, 410% growth, Business Products & Services, Chandler

1,079. Relentless Digital, 398% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, San Tan Valley

1,099. White Tie Productions, 393% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Phoenix

1,141. Directed IRA, 380% growth, Financial Services, Phoenix

1,184. Big Little Gyms, 366% growth, Business Products & Services, Scottsdale

1,225. YellowBird, 357% growth, Human Resources, Phoenix

1,252. CanMonkey, 349% growth, Consumer Services, Tempe

1,288. Anavate Partners, 340% growth, IT Services, Scottsdale

1,290. Virtuous Software, 339% growth, Software, Phoenix

1,343. CustomerInsights.AI, 326% growth, Artificial Intelligence & Data, Scottsdale

1,392. Studio Source Yearbooks, 312% growth, Consumer Products, Marana

1,426. Suncrest, 304% growth, Real Estate, Phoenix

1,442. VIIRL Marketing, 301% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Scottsdale

1,467. United Tiny Homes, 297% growth, Construction, Goodyear

1,480. Adobe Population Health, 294% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Phoenix

1,537. Finished Edge Technology, 283% growth, Manufacturing, Chandler

1,555. OneOrigin, 281% growth, Software, Scottsdale

1,584. Paradox, 276% growth, Software, Scottsdale

1,597. KP Aviation, 273% growth, Logistics & Transportation, Mesa

1,616. Alexander Jane, 270% growth, Retail, Mesa

1,618. Nox Group, 270% growth, Construction, Phoenix

1,641. MO, 267% growth, Government Services, Phoenix

1,660. Sonoran Roots, 263% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Tempe

1,663. qBotica, 263% growth, Software, Phoenix

1,813. Southwest Homes, 240% growth, Retail, Prescott Valley

1,840. BW Events Tech, 237% growth, Business Products & Services, Gilbert

2,000. Resolute, 216% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

2,028. Shared Practices Group, 214% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Scottsdale

2,036. SurgiSTUD, 213% growth, Manufacturing, Tempe

2,099. Porter VRM, 205% growth, Travel & Hospitality, Scottsdale

2,168. Your Tax Coach, 198% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

2,174. Catalyst Integrators, 197% growth, Business Products & Services, Cave Creek

2,180. Levels, 197% growth, Retail, Tucson

2,197. The SPEAK Center for Language and Learning, 196% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Chandler

2,228. Cross Country Creative, 192% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Gilbert

2,235. Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit, 192% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Mesa

2,245. Mi-One Brands, 191% growth, Consumer Products, Phoenix

2,292. Advocate – Residential Construction Advisors, 187% growth, Construction, Scottsdale

2,313. Rotate Digital, 184% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Gilbert

2,336. Centric Events & Rentals, 182% growth, Business Products & Services, Phoenix

2,372. AvAir, 179% growth, Business Products & Services, Chandler

2,382. BotBuilders, 178% growth, Software, Phoenix

2,513. JET Limousines & Transportation, 168% growth, Travel & Hospitality, Phoenix

2,601. Unity Communications, 162% growth, Business Products & Services, Gilbert

2,620. Paul W. Carlson, CPA – Law Firm Velocity – AE Velocity, 160% growth, Financial Services, Chandler

2,758. A Finer Touch Construction, 151% growth, Construction, Scottsdale

2,785. Clutch Solutions, 149% growth, IT Services, Mesa

2,818. Cardone Ventures, 147% growth, Business Products & Services, Scottsdale

2,859. Epic Golf Club, 145% growth, Travel & Hospitality, Scottsdale

2,877. Zanes Law Injury Lawyers, 144% growth, Legal, Phoenix

2,986. Bent River Machine, 136% growth, Manufacturing, Clarkdale

3,001. E Squared Marketing, 136% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Scottsdale

3,119. CleanChoice Janitorial, 129% growth, Business Products & Services, Gilbert

3,124. Trainual, 129% growth, Software, Tempe

3,155. A1 Garage Door Service, 127% growth, Consumer Products, Phoenix

3,169. The Perfect Companion, 126% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Phoenix

3,172. Presto Agency, 126% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Chandler

3,212. Arizona Land Consulting, 125% growth, Real Estate, Scottsdale

3,245. Dew Wealth Management, 123% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

3,255. MiCamp Solutions, 123% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

3,281. The Quantum Group, 121% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

3,357. Syscon, 118% growth, IT Services, Scottsdale

3,385. HireRising, 117% growth, IT Services, Phoenix

3,431. Design Drywall West, 114% growth, Construction, Tempe

3,466. ACTION Termite & Pest Control, 113% growth, Consumer Services, Phoenix

3,514. Keepers Commercial Cleaning, 111% growth, Business Products & Services, Mesa

3,516. Raegan Ford Design, 111% growth, Construction, Scottsdale

3,547. PR Hoffman, 109% growth, Business Products & Services, Chandler

3,601. Total Care Connections, 107% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Tempe

3,640. All Things Metal Industries, 105% growth, Manufacturing, Phoenix

3,647. BioCare, 105% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Tempe

3,665. DMD Systems Recovery, 104% growth, Environmental Services, Tempe

3,674. JJ Safety, 104% growth, Business Products & Services, Mesa

3,680. Phusion Wellness, 103% growth, Healthcare & Medical, Mesa

3,742. Fat Fender Garage, 101% growth, Manufacturing, Gilbert

3,745. IMPACT Technology Recruiting, 101% growth, Human Resources, Phoenix

3,871. Canyon State electric, 96% growth, Construction, Phoenix

3,895. Next Level Growth, 95% growth, Business Products & Services, Phoenix

3,904. Brander Group, 95% growth, IT Services, Scottsdale

3,912. Sonatafy Technology, 95% growth, Software, Scottsdale

3,942. The Carin Nguyen Real Estate Network, 93% growth, Real Estate, Litchfield Park

3,956. AIR CONTROL AIR CONDITIONING, 93% growth, Construction, Lake Havasu City

3,959. iT1 Source, 93% growth, IT Services, Tempe

3,960. Aqua-Tots Swim Schools Holding, 93% growth, Education, Mesa

4,124. Equity Methods, 86% growth, Financial Services, Scottsdale

4,126. Professional Piping Systems (PPS), 86% growth, Construction, Tempe

4,148. Freestar, 85% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Scottsdale

4,158. LGE Design Build, 85% growth, Construction, Phoenix

4,164. RevolutionPart, 84% growth, Business Products & Services, Tempe

4,185. Dogtopia Enterprises, 83% growth, Consumer Products, Phoenix

4,231. Whiz Kidz Preschools, 81% growth, Education, Scottsdale

4,235. Air2o Coolin, 81% growth, Manufacturing, Phoenix

4,237. JMG Real Estate, 81% growth, Real Estate, Scottsdale

4,255. Tucker Hill Air, Plumbing and Electric, 81% growth, Consumer Services, Tempe

4,397. Image Building System, 75% growth, Construction, Tempe

4,457. SoftPoint, 73% growth, Software, Scottsdale

4,503. RuffHouse Vinyl Play Systems, 71% growth, Consumer Products, Gilbert

4,522. Modern Flames, 70% growth, Consumer Products, Phoenix

4,577. Avolve, 68% growth, Software, Phoenix

4,592. Fasturtle, 67% growth, Advertising, Marketing & PR, Phoenix

4,744. Crimson Agility, 62% growth, Business Products & Services, Gilbert

4,853. Forrest Logistics, 57% growth, Logistics & Transportation, Phoenix

4,906. TheCornerGuardStore, 54% growth, Retail, Scottsdale

4,922. Flex Technology Group, 54% growth, Business Products & Services, Mesa

4,961. Mitsuoka & Company, 52% growth, Human Resources, Cave Creek

4,969. Metz CPA, 51% growth, Business Products & Services, Phoenix

“We’re incredibly proud to be recognized on the Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies list for the third year in a row,” said Jayme Ambrose, DNP, RN, CCM, chief executive officer at Adobe Population Health. “This milestone reflects our team’s relentless commitment to delivering innovative care management solutions, expanding access across the U.S., and driving meaningful outcomes for the patients and communities we serve.”

Thirty Arizona companies ranked among the top 1,000 companies on the prestigious 2025 Inc. 5000 list.

A total of 137 Arizona-based companies made this year’s Inc. 5000 list, which ranks the fastest-growing private companies in America.

The fastest-growing company in the Grand Canyon State was Phoenix-based Skylab Digital (No. 103, 3,313% growth), a lead generation company for the insurance industry. It was followed by Tempe’s Cazvid (No. 104, 3,309% growth), Scottsdale’s TopDog Law (No. 149, 2,628% growth), Tucson’s Secure Investment Management (No. 158, 2,477% growth) and Scottsdale’s Sleepyhead (No. 213, 1,789% growth).

Sleepyhead, which makes mattress toppers, ranks No. 1 in the state for growth in the retail industry, as well as No. 4 nationally in the retail category.

“It’s incredibly rewarding to see hard work pay off, especially in a seasonal business where it’s all grit and grind,” said Steven Van Alen, Sleepyhead founder and CEO in a statement. “I’m proud of the three team members who’ve been with me for over a year; growing 1,700% isn’t easy. But the work never stops — now it’s back to learning new things and tackling bigger challenges.”

However, the 2025 rankings reflect a drastic drop-off from 2024 when Scottsdale-based software firm Lessen scored No. 2 on the Inc. 5000 list with a 45,603% growth rate, marking the second year in a row that an Arizona company landed in the top 10.

Beyond the top five fastest growing Arizona companies, seven registered growth above 1000%. They were No. 256 7th Level of Scottsdale, No. 273 Supra Human of Scottsdale, No. 278 Meade Engineering of Scottsdale, No. 309 Bluetail of Scottsdale, No. 330 Inty Power of Tempe, No. 371 ARM5 Formula of Chandler, and No. 384 Well & Good Professional Services of Scottsdale.

More key findings amongst Arizona’s fastest growing companies

The 137 companies represented 24 industries, had a 187% median growth rate, $7.7 billion in total revenue and employed 17,829 people. Twenty companies were newly founded — experiencing high growth within the first three to four years of founding.

The 12 companies that registered growth exceeding 1000% recorded revenue ranging $16.1 million to $34.6 million.

The bulk of the revenue was generated by the Health care & Medical industry at $2.4 billion — led by Tempe-based BioCare with between $1 billion and $2.5 billion in revenue. The next top four industries were Construction at $1.1 billion, Business Products & Services at $987.2 million, Consumer Products at $562.6 million and IT Services at $532.9 million.

The top Inc. 5000 companies by industry in Arizona:

Advertising, Marketing & PR – Skylab Digital (Phoenix), 3,313% growth
Business Products & Services – The Call Gurus (Phoenix), 858% growth
Construction – Cambridge Companies (Scottsdale) 449% growth
Consumer Products – Studio Source Yearbooks (Maran), 312% growth
Consumer Services – Arizona Aesthetics (Scottsdale), 445% growth
Education – 7th Level (Scottsdale), 1,522% growth
Financial Services – Secure Investment Management (Tucson), 2,477% growth
Government Services – Nemean Solutions (Sierra Vista), 452% growth
Healthcare & Medical – Supra Human (Scottsdale), 1,386% growth
Human resources – YellowBird (Phoenix), 357% growth
IT Services – Anavate Partners (Scottsdale), 340% growth
Legal – TopDog Law (Scottsdale), 2,628% growth
Logistics & Transportation – KP Aviation (Mesa), 273% growth
Manufacturing – Finished Edge Technology (Chandler), 283% growth
Real Estate – Suncrest (Phoenix), 304% growth
Retail – Sleepyhead (Scottsdale), 1,789% growth
Software – CazVid (Tempe), 3,309% growth
Travel & Hospitality – Well & Good Professional Services (Scottsdale), 1,055% growth

Scottsdale’s CustomerInsights.AI (Artificial Intelligence & Date, 326% growth), Tempe’s Inty Power (Energy, 1,197% growth), Scottsdale’s Meade Engineering (Engineering, 1,350% growth), Tempe’s DMD Systems Recovery (Environmental Services, 104% growth), Phoenix’s Oats Overnight (Food & Beverage, 536% growth) and Phoenix’s META PCs (Tech Hardware, 439% growth) were the sole companies in their industries industry.

PHOENIX (August 12, 2025) — Suncrest, a nationally recognized land acquisition and community development firm, is proud to announce it has been named to the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America, coming in at #1426.

The Inc. 5000 list is a prestigious ranking that highlights the most successful independent businesses in the country in entrepreneurial success, and innovation and growth, in the private sector. Suncrest’s inclusion underscores its expanding national footprint and commitment to acquiring and delivering high-quality land for communities that meet the evolving needs of developers, municipalities, and homeowners nationwide.

“Being recognized on the Inc. 5000 list is a testament to the incredible work of our team and the strength of our partnerships across the real estate and development sectors,” said Mike Koch, Managing Partner at Suncrest. “Our mission has always been to identify strategic land opportunities and help shape communities that will thrive for generations. This is what Land to Legacy means to us.“

Suncrest specializes in sourcing, entitling, and positioning land for residential growth in high-demand markets, particularly in the Sunbelt. With a portfolio spanning multiple states and a reputation for navigating complex entitlement processes, Suncrest plays a key role in the successful creation of vibrant communities.

More health care facilities are in the pipeline for Lebanon.

Two of three Middle Tennessee certificate of need applications on the agenda were approved by the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission Wednesday.

The unanimous green light was given to Vanderbilt Health Services’ $71.87 million joint venture for a 40-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility in Lebanon, and to HCA Healthcare (NYSE: HCA) for the $15.87 million renovation of an existing facility in Lebanon into an ambulatory surgery center.

Highpoint Health – Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas, a joint venture between Ascension Saint Thomas and Lifepoint Health, did not get approval to establish a satellite hospital at its freestanding emergency room location in Gallatin after an hours-long battle with HCA’s TriStar Division.

In the 5:3 vote, commissioners cited failure to prove need, unmet criteria and conflicting consensus as reasons to not approve the application.

So far this year, there have been numerous certificate of need applications on the outskirts of Nashville, aimed at addressing health care fast growing areas like Gallatin, Lebanon and Clarksville.

Gallatin satellite hospital

Highpoint Health — Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas, owned by the entities’ joint venture Highpoint Health, failed to obtain a certificate of need for a $19.7 million, 16-bed satellite hospital in Gallitin Wednesday.

The satellite hospital would have been built on 30 acres of land the joint venture currently owns at 225 Big Station Camp Blvd. and utilize the existing free-standing emergency department on the property.

The sixteen beds would have been relocated from the main campus at 555 Hartsville Pike to the satellite hospital so they would have been included in the hospital’s current and approved bed distribution.

HCA Healthcare’s TriStar Division leaders called the project “misleading,” citing plans submitted that labeled the expansion as “phase one.” If the certificate of need had been approved, then the satellite hospital would not have needed another certificate to expand bed numbers, commissioners said.

Lebanon inpatient rehabilitation facility

Rehabilitation Hospital of Lebanon, which is owned and operated through a joint venture with Encompass Health Lebanon Holdings and Vanderbilt Health Services, received unanimous approval for its facility Wednesday.

The 40-bed facility will be at an unaddressed site on Yellowstone Road in Barton Village Development, near 541 Barton Creek Road. The services areas for the facility will be Macon, Smith, Trousdale and Wilson counties. Encompass Health Lebanon holdings will own 95% and Vanderbilt Health Services will own 5%, according to the meeting agenda.

Lebanon Center for Outpatient Surgery

TriStar Summit Hospital Outpatient Department will be converted into an ambulatory surgery center after receiving unanimous approval Wednesday.

The ambulatory outpatient surgery center will be at 125 Wilard Hagan Dr. and will span 17,350 square feet with two operating rooms and one procedure room. It will provide general surgery, ENT surgery, GI and endoscopy, orthopedic surgery, total joint replacement, orthopedic spine surgery, podiatry and pain management procedures.

The service area for the facility is Wilson County and will be owned by Lebanon Surgicenter LLC, whose parent company is HCA Healthcare, according to the meeting agenda. Physicians on staff at the facility will be able to collectively become up to 49% owners of the center. Each individual can own up to 5%.

Vanderbilt is planning on putting a $71.87 million rehabilitation facility in Lebanon as part of one of its joint ventures.

Rehabilitation Hospital of Lebanon, which is owned and operated through a joint venture with Encompass Health Lebanon Holdings and Vanderbilt Health Services, filed a letter of intent in April to establish a 40-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center has been focusing its growth outside of the Nashville Metro area, president and CEO Jeff Balser told the Business Journal in February. Expanding its services in Lebanon fits into that goal.

Vanderbilt Health is an academic health system anchored by Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville’s largest hospital with 1,174 beds, more than 15,000 employees and more than $12.82 billion in revenue, according to Business Journal Research.

The facility would be at an unaddressed site on Yellowstone Road in BartonVillage Development, near 541 Barton Creek Road, according to the April 9 letter of intent filed with the State of Tennessee Health Facilities Commission.

The hospital will need to be approved for a certificate of need before building. As of May 2, the project had not yet been placed on an agenda.

Del Webb is filling a hole in the Middle Tennessee housing market.

The hole: active-adult communities.

According to Jason Demuth, president of PulteGroup’s Tennessee division, the 55-plus demographic is one of the biggest growing segments in the market.

“The biggest thing we struggle with in Middle Tennessee is housing inventory — having enough, not having too much,” Demuth said.

Del Webb, a retirement-community developer and subsidiary of homebuilder Pulte Group Inc., announced its latest community earlier this fall: Del Webb at Barton Village, which will bring over 700 homes to Lebanon and marks Del Webb’s fourth active-adult community in Middle Tennessee.

For Demuth, Lebanon was the “perfect scenario.” It offered space for the 240-acre community; it’s an attractive, fast growing area, right off Interstate 40, while also offering residents a “small town environment.”

“As long as this region continues to grow, and the Del Webb demographic continues to come here, we’re going to keep looking for opportunities to keep investing in these master plans for them,” Demuth said.

The grand opening of Del Webb at Barton Village is set for April 5 and its Southern Harmony community in Murfreesboro opened in April 2024. But the national brand shows no signs of stopping there.

Del Webb, a retirement-community developer and subsidiary of home-builder Pulte Group Inc., reveals plans for its newest Nashville development.

Del Webb

Demuth said Del Webb is doubling down on Tennessee and sees the potential of bringing on two additional active-adult communities in the next five to seven years.

“This is a time where housing is under a lot of pressure with costs, affordability and interest rates. … That buyer is growing here, a lot of people are moving here. It seems like there’s great demand for that active adult community,” Demuth said. “A lot of markets might have had years and years of building these communities. We really haven’t.”

In partnership with Phoenix-based Suncrest, the master developer of Barton Village, the 240-acre development will be located on the southern portion of the 350-acre mixed-use, master planned development and will offer dining, retail, offices, medical facilities, outdoor recreation and other housing options connected to Barton Village.

“What we’re providing in one of our Del Webb communities, you really can’t duplicate that aging in place,” Demuth said. “It’s a lifestyle change. … It’s really something completely different.”

NASHVILLE, TN — Del Webb, a builder of active adult communities for those 55+, has announced in a press release the grand opening of its newest Nashville development, Del Webb at Barton Village. The 240-acre community is located 30 minutes from downtown Nashville in the fast-growing Lebanon area.

At completion, the Del Webb will feature over 700 homes, a 16,000-square-foot residents’ clubhouse, an outdoor amphitheater, indoor and outdoor resort-style pools, pickleball and bocce ball courts, a dog park, and a dedicated area for parking food trucks during events. Del Webb at Barton Village will welcome the public into the community for the first time during the weekend of April 5.

Del Webb at Barton Village is Del Webb’s first integration into a mixed-use, master-planned community in Tennessee, connected to Barton Village’s curated offerings of dining, retail, offices, medical facilities, outdoor recreation, and other housing options. Several retail and dining offerings are in the works for the 350-acre Barton Village community, including the most recently announced Jonathan’s Grille. Del Webb’s suburban community will provide its residents with easy walking or golf cart access to a host of proposed restaurants, healthcare providers, and shopping destinations while maintaining a serene, resort-like atmosphere.

“We’ve designed middle Tennessee’s newest Del Webb to reflect the best of Lebanon’s small-town charm, interesting architecture, and modern conveniences,” said Jason Demuth, president of PulteGroup’s Tennessee division. “When Lebanon was recently recognized by the U.S. Census as one of the 15 fastest-growing cities in the country, our belief about the appeal of the area was confirmed.”

Del Webb at Barton Village offers 10 customizable single-family home designs from 1,345 to 2,712+ square feet, starting in the mid-$400s. Residents are able to personalize details of their homes utilizing interactive design tools and insight from its team of experts. Del Webb homes are equipped with smart-home capabilities, Energy Star certification, and 10-year home warranties.

Del Webb at Barton Village will also include activity and event rooms, a group exercise studio, a grand hall ballroom, a state-of-the-art fitness center, miles of walking trails, and a veterans’ park. Like all Del Webb communities, Del Webb at Barton Village will have a full-time lifestyle management team.

On Friday, March 28, city officials, team members, and development partners will attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony in partnership with the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce, with Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto and Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell in attendance. Then, on Saturday, April 5, homeowners, future residents, and neighbors of the community are invited to celebrate the grand opening of the community, tour the model homes, enjoy live music and local fare, and mingle with other guests.

Del Webb, a national brand of PulteGroup, Inc., builds consumer-inspired homes and communities for active adults ages 55+ who want to continue exploring, growing, and learning socially, physically, and intellectually as they look forward to retirement. Del Webb’s continued expansion into the greater Nashville area underscores the company’s strategic growth and recognition of the region’s appeal to active adults.

Suncrest sold 555 platted and engineered lots within Brio, one of the Raleigh area’s new master-planned communities in Knightdale.

PulteGroup acquired 267 lots in Brio West, while Dan Ryan Builders bought 288 in Brio East. Both builders will work with Suncrest to develop an amenity package with a 5-acre park and a clubhouse with a pool, sports courts, and other recreational facilities to encourage an active lifestyle.

Suncrest is constructing the off-site roadway and utility improvements and has retained 500 lots as well as a multifamily section for future development as an age-restricted community designed for adults 55 and older.

Suncrest is a national master developer specializing in securing and developing prime real estate opportunities across America’s most sought-after markets. It has a portfolio of 20,000-plus homesites under management.

An out-of-state builder has scooped up one of the largest undeveloped parcels inside Interstate 540’s Outer Loop in Wake County.

Arizona-based Meritage Homes has purchased 93 acres of mostly forested land at 6515 Buffaloe Road in Northeast Raleigh, according to Wake County records.

The assemblage is permitted for 641 homesites. It’s also part of Buffaloe Reserve, a new 212-acre master-planned community at the northwest corner of Buffaloe Road and Interstate 540, just a 20-minute drive to downtown Raleigh.

The sellers, Suncrest, acquired the entire property — including some 2,000 feet along the Neuse River — for $12 million in 2022, The Triangle Business Journal first reported. It’s zoned for up to 1,100 single-family homes and multi-family units.

Suncrest, with JPM South and Timmons Group, said it has spent the last two years working with the city of Raleigh’s planning and engineering departments to secure final approvals.

It’s expected to break ground in late 2024, according to its website. Planned amenities include a clubhouse and pool.

Apart from the sale to Meritage, Suncrest said it will retain the project’s remaining 18 acres, currently zoned for multi-family residences, and reposition it for sale or development “over the next 24 months.”

“Whether it is rezoned to another use, the market will determine,” Suncrest’s director of land development Mark McAuley said in a release.

Meritage is among a handful of out-of-state developers to become active in North Carolina in recent years, buying up large swaths of land as the state’s growth surges.

In the Raleigh metro alone, it has 10 communities with 30 “move-in” homes currently available in cities like Angier, Garner, Graham, Haw River and Mebane.

It is unclear what the price point will be for its homes in Buffaloe Reserve. Meritage declined to comment for this story.

In Garner, its community, Oak Manor, offers three two-story floor plans ranging from 2,702 to 3,252 square feet. Prices start at $504,000.

WILSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — A huge master-planned development is under construction in Wilson County, bringing almost 2,000 homes to the community.

“It’s the urban core,” said Casey Werner, PE, Executive Vice President of Real Estate at Suncrest, the project’s developer. “Lebanon, outside of the square, does not have this, and not every municipality does. So it’s a unique opportunity for us and the city to get together to create something awesome that all the residents will really enjoy.”

Barton Village will be on 350 acres of land off South Hartmann and Interstate 40. The property includes dining, shopping, office, medical, and outdoor recreation. Werner said it’s similar to the McEwen Northside community in Franklin.

“We’ve always seen the vision of Lebanon — their growth. They were ranked 12th fastest growing city in the country. So we really appreciate being part of growth,” said Werner. “Their executive leadership has a strong vision of what they want the city to be. They have been doing an excellent job in bringing in industry partners who align with our vision and are really great employers. So, those are big drivers of what we like about Barton Village.”

In addition to plenty of outdoor recreation, the development will also include almost 700 apartments, 450 townhomes, and over 700 homes in a Del Webb community for those aged 55 and older.

According to new data from the University of Tennessee, the state’s population of adults 65 and older is expected to increase by 25% by 2040. Experts project a 36% spike among those aged 75-84 and a 72% surge in people 85 and up.

“The industry is growing, and there is a need for this type of housing. Del Webb has three others in the Middle Tennessee area that have all been extremely successful, and we like to be a part of that growth with them as well,” added Werner.

He said the project has been in the works since 2018, and Del Webb is looking to have a grand opening for its community around the Spring of 2025.

“We have different projects at different scales in Nashville. This is probably our largest in Middle Tennessee,” explained Werner. “One was the access to land that helped. And then again, the interstate is extremely important for us to bring business. So what we wanted to do here was align with the South Hartmann gateway overlay, which is the city’s vision for a true mixed-use hub.”