University of Utah officials announced plans to build a major health campus at The Point in Draper, placing clinical care, research and training on the former prison site.

Zion Shores promises ocean‑style waves and waterfront homes in Washington City, but its plan to use treated brackish groundwater has raised concerns among water managers and neighbors.

The VA is proposing a roughly 113,000‑square‑foot outpatient clinic at 3711 S. State St. in South Salt Lake, and planners have paused a subdivision while traffic and access are reviewed.

Summit County paid $3.2M for a 25‑acre parcel at the I‑80/US‑40 gateway, taking land once proposed for a 410‑unit development and pledging to keep it largely open. Possible uses include trails, agriculture and community amenities.

Newport National purchased Hobble Creek Business Park in Springville, expanding its Salt Lake City industrial holdings and lining up financing for further buildouts. The five‑building park offers small‑bay and flex space near I‑15.

Erma’s at Fairmont broke ground in Sugar House: a 110‑unit affordable senior building named for Erma Rosenhan will offer deeply affordable rents and state tax‑credit financing.

The Salt Lake City Council rezoned three East Bench parcels to MU‑3, clearing the way for 26 townhomes and condos near Foothill Drive with limited affordable units and relocation aid.

An Idaho developer bought the long‑empty Fred Meyer parcel at 12th and Wall and plans a 14‑acre retail and mixed‑use project that could start in late 2026.

Ogden has released the Plan Ogden draft to guide growth through 2050. Public review is open and a June 24 showcase at Union Station will collect feedback.

Homestead Landing opened April 22 in Price, adding 168 income‑restricted two‑ and three‑bedroom apartments and community amenities funded with state and federal tax credits.

Donny and nephew David unveiled plans for the Vesper Amphitheater at the mouth of Provo Canyon, promising trails, restored land and a 20,000-seat venue. Groundbreaking is targeted for spring 2027.

A master‑planned community on West Jordan’s west bench could add roughly 2,800 homes while prioritizing water‑wise landscaping and preserved foothill open space.

Highmark Construction broke ground on a 200‑unit Layton Hills Apartments project near Layton Hills Mall, touting resort‑style amenities and podium parking. The Spring 2027 delivery window is listed on the developer’s site.