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    Arizona School for the Arts
    $8.7 million (2011) and $10.5 million (2008) in Educational Facility Revenue Bonds, for the acquisition, construction, rehabilitation and equipping of this educational facility.

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    Bank One Ballpark
    $126.9 million in Stadium (taxable) Revenue Bonds (1998), for the refinance of existing indebtedness.

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    Eagle College Prep
    $7 million in Educational Facility Revenue Bonds (2010), for the acquisition, construction, rehabilitation and equipping of this facility.

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    Desert Botanical Garden
    $16.3 million in Adjustable Rate Revenue Bonds (2002), for the acquisition, construction and equipping for renovations and improvements to various capital facilities.

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    Dove Valley (W.L. Gore)
    $49 million in Recovery Zone Facility Bonds (January and December 2010), for the construction, equipping and operation of a medical manufacturing facility.

Welcome to the Phoenix Industrial Development Authority

The Industrial Development Authority of the City of Phoenix, Arizona (the "Phoenix IDA") was established in 1981 by the City of Phoenix under the Industrial Development Financing Act, Arizona Revised Statutes §35-701 et. seq.  The Phoenix IDA is an Arizona nonprofit corporation and political subdivision possessing statutorily prescribed powers.

As a nonprofit corporation under the laws of Arizona, the Phoenix IDA has broad powers, including issuing bonds for specific types of projects described in the state law-enabling legislation. Such “projects” include, but are not limited to the following:

  1. Educational facilities;
  2. Manufacturing facilities; 
  3. Office buildings for use as corporate or company headquarters or regional offices;
  4. Health care institutions;
  5. Housing; and
  6. Any facilities owned or operated by a 501(c) organization.