Salt Lake MSA Development Thread

[Paniolo Man]

Not sure if this has been posted from earlier this summer, but the U has new renderings for the West Valley Hospital. The official name is The Eccles Hospital & Health Campus.

[rockies]

"7511 S Main Street will be leased to Honeysuckle Coffee Co. The residential building will be repurposed into a commercial coffee shop by day and a Carolina BBQ restaurant by night"

The original house was demolished today... so not sure what this RDA letter is talking about... and work has begun on the garage building to be turned into a cafe/restaurant. Maybe they are rebuilding it? I'm not mad tho the plans look great

[Orlando]

https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...&postcount=716

[Paniolo Man]

Plans take shape for 200 more homes in Deer Valley neighborhood
KPCW | Grace Doerfler | November 18, 2025

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Downsized Oakley city center plan wins more council support

KPCW | Connor Thomas | November 18, 2025

[Paniolo Man]

Canyons Village parking garage coming mid-December after opening day
KPCW | Connor Thomas | December 3, 2025

[ChickenBurgers]

Murray Photo Updates

Took a few photos of the developments happening around the Murray and Daybreak train stations.

44th & Main
272 Units, 7 stories


4344 S Main St
3 townhomes, 2 commercial units, 1 studio apartment


4277 S Main - Birkhill Lofts Final Phase
67 units, affordable housing for seniors, 6 stories


237 W Berger Lane - Murray Station Apartments Phase 1
Phase 1: 199 units, 469 parking spaces
Phase 2: 224 units, 1,185 sq ft of commercial

[ChickenBurgers]

Daybreak Photo Updates

Daybreak Retail / The Pennant Apartments
Retail spaces opening in 2026: Nomad Eatery, Naraya Thai, Rockwell Ice Cream, Red Iguana, Jolley's Corner
Pennant Apartments: 190 units, 3 retail spaces




Downtown Daybreak Phases 1&2 Plan
Also included are 31 townhomes with some having live/work units across the tracks from the ballpark


Daybreak Affordable Housing - Phase 1
203 units (57 1bd, 97, 49 2bd, 3bd)

[delts145]

With the amount of pre-Olympic development that's about to hit downtown Salt Lake City and is now exploding around Park City and Heber Valley I think a smooth, modern hassle free rail service implementation needs to be taken seriously between Downtown and Park City/Heber Valley. Even after the Olympics if tourists and downtown dwellers had a fast convenient way to make it up to Park City/Deer Valley without having to worry about things like winter driving, it could be a huge shot in the arm for downtown residency, commercial, and tourist development. Also, commuter rail would be a game changer for Summit and Wasatch Counties.

A 2nd Waldorf Astoria for the Park City Ski Area...

...Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts Annouces It's Coming to Deer Valley East Village in Park City, Utah

https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...93987&page=474

Waldorf Astoria Deer Valley Resort and Residences - Courtesy of Extell Development Company

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[magmoormaster]

Not going to lie, I'm pretty disappointed with the downtown daybreak plan. It's better than your average suburb, but man I was hoping for something much more than a couple apartments and a handful of shell buildings. And that's before we get into the amount of surface parking, goshdang.

[jedikermit]

Originally Posted by Paniolo Man

Not sure if this has been posted from earlier this summer, but the U has new renderings for the West Valley Hospital. The official name is The Eccles Hospital & Health Campus.

No photo update, but the work on this is in full swing. Site excavation seems complete, there are two tower cranes already up. This will be huge for West Valley City (and the west side of the Salt Lake Valley, period).

[Paniolo Man]

Heber open houses give community first look at latest City Park designs
KPCW | Grace Doerfler | February 23, 2026

[MountainSkyline]

110 Apartments
109 W. 11000 S. - 265 Units
Across the street from Costco
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https://sandy.utah.gov/1454/Developm...-940a84f6554a#

[delts145]

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