Provo MSA Development Thread

[MountainSkyline]

1054 W Main St, Lehi, UT
Mixed-Use

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https://www.engagelehi.org/beacon-point-concept/widgets/74239/documents

[MountainSkyline]

Mixed Use

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https://www.evolvebuildinganddev.com/springcreek-landing

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https://www.paysonutah.gov/planningandzoning/page/spring-creek-plan

[RC14]

Originally Posted by MountainSkyline

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https://www.paysonutah.gov/planningandzoning/page/spring-creek-plan

1-8 units per acre? That is unacceptable next to a regional rail station.

[MountainSkyline]

Originally Posted by RC14

1-8 units per acre? That is unacceptable next to a regional rail station.

This development will be 7 miles south of the planned Payson Frontrunner station. (my first post was a mistake)

[MountainSkyline]

1294 E 100 S, Spanish Fork, UT 84660

Visible from US-6
LDS farm property
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[mrawesome]

Utah City photo update:








View from the Front Runner station parking lot


What the Front Runner station looks like currently. It's completely isolated right now. Hopefully in 10 years this will be a vibrant, urban station. We can hope, right?

The construction going on over here is pretty surreal. It's a downtown being created out of thin air in a massive empty field. I genuinely like the idea though, and I really hope that I'm not disappointed. If they do this right, this has the potential to be one of the most walkable / urban spots in not only Utah County, but the whole state.

[bob rulz]

Didn't know construction on Utah City had started, that's exciting to see! Still wish they'd change the name though.

[jedikermit]

Thanks for this update, I was also thinking about Utah City recently and was wondering what was happening there. Very interesting...

[Paniolo Man]

Major upgrades, overhaul expected to change Provo Towne Centre into 'mini town'

[delts145]

Thanks guys for posting those updates on Vineyard's Utah City. They just had the groundbreaking for the Huntsman Center Campus. Updated, rendering shows what will be an attractive project. Also, I think the Bella grocery market is going to be a cool addition, and I think it's under construction. If any of you live in that area keep the updates coming. A lot of us are very interested in watching the progression of that huge project.

Huntsman Center:

https://slenterprise.com/index.php/news/8162-huntsman-breaks-ground-on-new-cancer-center - Huntsman Cancer Institute has broken ground on its second Comprehensive Cancer Center in Vineyard in Utah County. Depicted here in an architectural rendering, the 272,000-square-foot facility is scheduled to open in the fall of 2028. Photo courtesy of Huntsman Cancer Institute.

https://slenterprise.com/index.php/news/8162-huntsman-breaks-ground-on-new-cancer-center

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[delts145]

Looks like they've broken ground on a Cancer Center in Saratoga Springs. Amazing the amount of Health care related developments are happening all over the Wasatch Front. I'm anxious to see what B.Y.U. comes up with for their new Medical School.

Intermountain Health breaks ground on Saratoga Springs Cancer Center - https://lehifreepress.com/2025/04/24/int...round-on-saratoga-springs-cancer-center/


www.heraldextra.com

[Reeder113]

Originally Posted by delts145

Thanks guys for posting those updates on Vineyard's Utah City. They just had the groundbreaking for the Huntsman Center Campus. Updated, rendering shows what will be an attractive project. Also, I think the Bella grocery market is going to be a cool addition, and I think it's under construction. If any of you live in that area keep the updates coming. A lot of us are very interested in watching the progression of that huge project.

Huntsman Center:

https://slenterprise.com/index.php/news/8162-huntsman-breaks-ground-on-new-cancer-center - Huntsman Cancer Institute has broken ground on its second Comprehensive Cancer Center in Vineyard in Utah County. Depicted here in an architectural rendering, the 272,000-square-foot facility is scheduled to open in the fall of 2028. Photo courtesy of Huntsman Cancer Institute.

https://slenterprise.com/index.php/news/8162-huntsman-breaks-ground-on-new-cancer-center

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I walk by that area frequently. I'll try to snap some pics the next time I'm there.

[MountainSkyline]

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estimated cost $49 million

Estimated Construction - Fall 2025
Construction is anticipated to begin Fall 2025, with utility work anticipated to begin late Summer 2025
Construction will be a phased approach:
Phase one: Demolition and construction of the west side, Fall 2025 - Fall 2026
Phase two: Demolition and construction of the east side, Fall 2026 - Fall 2027*

Replacing the viaduct will provide a bridge that meets current design
standards, improves visibility for drivers, enhances connections for walking and
biking, stays within the existing footprint and will have a service life of
approximately 75 years. Current design includes:
● Two 11 ft lanes each direction
● 3 ft median
● 8 ft sidewalk each side
● Bike lane each direction in 10 ft shoulders

https://udotinput.utah.gov/universityavebridge

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imagine a UVX station on the bridge like North Temple

[rockies]

New mixed-use apartment on Pleasant Grove main street nearing completion, I think it is different than the proposed one a little while back but I am not sure

[MountainSkyline]

TOD development on UVX line

https://www.heraldextra.com/news/2025/ma...sing-massive-mall-redevelopment-project/

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https://universe.byu.edu/campus/asb-serv...KTJLHBbS4lBkw_aem_lecIpibDNWGA7kfs3LHs7g

[wrendog]

^^^ Great!

Was recently on campus and the admin building is not great