Home Depot to open Buckeye store
Home Depot is opening a new store in Buckeye, Arizona, a sign of continued retail expansion and local market investment even as other sectors retrench. Store openings like this often mean hiring surges and opportunities for regional operational adjustments. (x.com)
The site for the project is an 11.14‑acre parcel within Buckeye Commons that Home Depot purchased for about $7.7 million on April 7, 2025. (roselawgroupreporter.com) City permit filings and commercial‑real‑estate reports list a planned 137,347‑square‑foot Home Depot at 20410 W. Roosevelt St., with a building permit application logged at roughly $11.6 million and the Buckeye Commons center projected at about 410,000 square feet. (connectcre.com) (hoodline.com) Public construction reports indicate site work began in August 2025, with a ground‑breaking noted at Buckeye Commons on August 13, 2025, adjacent to the Costco that opened in 2023. (inbuckeye.com) (hoodline.com) Home Depot has active Buckeye job postings for roles including Customer Service/Sales, Department Supervisor and Merchandising, and local job boards already list multiple openings for the new location. (careers.homedepot.com) (indeed.com) Corporate rollout materials and industry coverage list this Buckeye site among a batch of new U.S. openings for 2026—Home Depot announced 12 new store openings nationwide for the year, a growth slate cited by company leadership. (hardwareretailing.com) Developer and leasing materials show Buckeye Commons naming Home Depot and Dick’s Sporting Goods as anchors, and Home Depot job descriptions for the Buckeye posting explicitly list departments such as Building Materials, Lumber, Garden and Pro Account Sales—facts that map to the operational and supervisory roles a full‑size, 137,347‑sq‑ft store will require. (connectcre.com) (careers.homedepot.com)
