Study: Planned 2,510-acre motorsports destination expected to bring in $1.2 billion
Attesa will feature two 2.8-mile tracks, hotel and convention center, industrial and residential parks plus a 6000-ft. private airstrip. (Rendering courtesy of Future Cities)
An economic impact study for the construction and operation of a planned motorsports destination in Pinal County, released by the developers, estimates the project will generate $1.2 billion in economic impact while adding 15,000 jobs.
The study released by Danrick Builders, estimates that Attesa, a planned 2,150-acre motorsports complex near Casa Grande, will generate $1.8 billion a year once the facility is completed.
Elliott D. Pollack & Company conducted the economic study for the project that was announced last June.
