McCarthy Building Companies to Expand Footprint in the Phoenix Metro Area with Relocation of Regional Headquarters
Expansion reflects the company's continued growth across Arizona and its commitment to fostering a culture built for the future of the industry.
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. (McCarthy), a 100% employee-owned construction company in the Valley for over 50 years, announced plans to relocate its Phoenix regional office to a new, larger space staying within the Camelback Corridor. The new office, located near the 32nd Street and Camelback Road intersection at 3133 E. Camelback Road, is expected to open in late 2027 following a redesign and renovation period.
The move represents a significant milestone for McCarthy's Southwest region, expanding the footprint of its current Phoenix office, designed to support the growing business, collaborative work culture, and diverse clients the company serves across the greater Phoenix metro.
"This is an investment in our people and in our future in Arizona," said Justin Kelton, McCarthy’s Southwest Region CEO. "As we continue to grow to support Arizona’s evolving needs, we are creating a space that reflects who we are as an employee-owned company – one built for collaboration, connection, and the kind of culture that makes McCarthy a special place to build a career. This new space will do exactly that."
As a proud community builder, McCarthy has been part of the greater Phoenix community for over 50 years and was intent on remaining in one of the Valley's most accessible and well-connected business districts. The new location was selected with employees and clients in mind, centrally positioned to provide convenient access and amenities for all employees and visitors alike.
The company's Southwest region serves clients across a range of sectors including healthcare, education, aviation, as well as the firm’s national businesses including data centers, renewable energy, battery and energy storage, and water/wastewater. The new space will focus on fostering collaboration, innovation, and shared culture that defines the way McCarthy's teams work.
The new office further expands McCarthy's footprint in Arizona, which includes the Innovation and Craft Workforce Center (ICWC) in Chandler – which serves over 2,000 regional craft professionals locally – its Prefabrication Facility in Chandler, and its new national Center for Learning and Development opening in Tempe in 2027.
Planning and construction of the new Phoenix office space will take place over the next 18–20 months. McCarthy was represented by Mark Seale of Stream Realty Partners; Andrew Cheney of Lee & Associates Arizona served as the listing broker.
About McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. (McCarthy) is the oldest privately held national construction company in America. With more than 160 years spent collaborating with partners to solve complex building challenges on behalf of its clients, McCarthy is committed to delivering superior results and creating great experiences for everyone. McCarthy approaches every job with the mindset of a true builder. By self-performing critical scopes of work, McCarthy delivers accountability and consistency from start to finish. Through industry-leading design phase and construction techniques, combined with value-add technology, McCarthy drives smarter solutions and maximizes project outcomes.
Repeatedly honored as a Best Place to Work and Healthiest Employer, McCarthy is ranked the 15th largest domestic builder (Engineering News-Record, May 2025). With over 8,000 salaried employees and craft professionals, the firm has offices in St. Louis; Atlanta; Collinsville, Ill.; Kansas City, Kan.; Omaha, Neb.; Phoenix; Chandler, Ariz.; Las Vegas; Denver; Austin, Channelview, Dallas, and Houston, Texas; and San Diego, Newport Beach, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose and Sacramento, Calif. McCarthy is 100 percent employee owned. More information about the company is available online at www.mccarthy.com or by following the company on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.
