Mattamy Homes to Build 73 Homes in Tucson’s Blackhawk Community

Mattamy Homes, the largest privately owned homebuilder in North America, has purchased 73 finished lots within the community of Blackhawk (southwest of Interstate-10 and Wilmot Road) in Tucson. The deal closed on Dec. 18 for $7.3 million.

Mattamy’s offerings in Blackhawk will include spacious single-family homes ranging from 1,429 to 2,427 square feet. Available floorplans offer ample storage options, modern open designs and versatile room configurations enabling homebuyers the choice between dens and flex space. In addition to the thoughtfully designed floorplans, Blackhawk offers four pocket parks, all of which include turf grass areas, ramadas, playgrounds and benches. Two pathways are adjacent to the community which will eventually connect to a future planned regional trailway system.

“We’re excited to bring the Mattamy Way to Blackhawk,” said Anjela Salyer, president of Mattamy’s Tucson Division. “This convenient location ensures that shopping, dining and outdoor recreation destinations are never far away, making it an ideal choice for families, professionals and empty nesters alike.”

Residents in Blackhawk will be able to amplify their active lifestyle with access to incredible outdoor amenities including:

• The Loop: A short bike ride from the community, The Loop is a 131-mile trail system that connects multiple regional river parks with Julian Wash and the Harrison Greenway. It also connects to additional trails, bus and bike routes, workplaces, schools, restaurants, hotels, shopping areas and entertainment venues.
• Thomas Jay Regional Park: A six-minute drive from the community, the Thomas Jay Regional Park is host to baseball fields, basketball courts, a splash pad, ramadas with grills, two playgrounds and a shared use path that also connects to The Loop.
• Kino Sports Complex: An 11-minute drive from the community, Kino Sports Complex is a premier regional outdoor sports facility, with eight baseball fields, 22 soccer fields and 20 pickleball courts. As the largest outdoor venue in Pima County, it provides year-round recreation for hundreds of youths, amateur and professional sports events, as well as concerts and community events.
• Mosaic Quarter: A 13-minute drive from the community, Mosaic Quarter (slated to open in Summer of 2026) will provide the area with indoor sports venues, including three ice rinks, an indoor field house with interchangeable sports surfaces and a second field house that can be used for simultaneous alternative programming.
• Fred Enke Golf Course & Lincoln Regional Park: A 14-minute drive from the community, this 191-acre park features an 18-hole course and driving range, an outdoor amphitheater, softball complex with concessions, a beach entry swimming pool, a splash pad, a dog park, soccer fields, shaded playgrounds and a one-mile walking path. The site also includes ramadas and four sand volleyball courts. The Atterbury Bird & Animal Sanctuary is located within the park and is accessible from Escalante Road.
• Fantasy Island Mountain Bike Park: A 15-minute drive from the community, this park features dozens of trails for biking, hiking and trail running enthusiasts to enjoy more than 28 miles of trails.

Blackhawk is uniquely positioned near Downtown Tucson and Tucson’s largest transportation corridor, Interstate-10. The community is also conveniently located near major employment centers including the University of Arizona Tech Park, Raytheon, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, the University of Arizona and Tucson International Airport.

Model homes will commence in the Spring of 2025 with the opening slated for Summer of 2025.