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Falcon Eye Ventures proposes $398M development project for Lake Havasu's shoreline access

October 02, 2025 | Lake Havasu City, Mohave County, Arizona


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Falcon Eye Ventures proposes $398M development project for Lake Havasu's shoreline access
A passionate vision for Lake Havasu's future took center stage at the recent Planning & Zoning Commission meeting, where developers unveiled an ambitious mixed-use project aimed at enhancing the community rather than altering its essence. The lead developer, sharing personal anecdotes about his family's connection to Steamboat Cove, emphasized that the project stems from a deep respect for the area and its lifestyle.

Over the past two years, the development team has meticulously crafted their proposal, engaging with local residents, business owners, and city officials to ensure the project aligns with community needs. The plan includes a hospitality-focused design featuring new resorts, villas, and walkable commercial spaces, all while prioritizing open spaces such as a public beach, boat launch access, and scenic trails.

The team, comprised of seasoned professionals in various fields—from zoning to landscape architecture—was selected not only for their expertise but also for their commitment to collaborating with local leadership. The developers stressed that this is not a one-size-fits-all approach; instead, they aim to create a diverse range of housing options catering to both year-round and seasonal residents.

As the meeting concluded, the developers reiterated their goal: to leave a lasting legacy that enhances the unique character of Lake Havasu, ensuring it remains a cherished destination for both locals and visitors alike.

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