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New residential developments in Utah

ZoneWire is tracking 33 residential development projects in Utah through local government hearings, with the rezonings, site plans, variances, vote tallies, and conditions of approval on the record for each one.

33 projectsmost recently updated first

Residential
Grandview / Larry H. Miller master-planned property
City of Eagle Mountain · Larry H. Miller
Under Review
Residential
Mansell Manor Redevelopment
Salt Lake City · Housing Authority of Salt Lake City
Approved200 units
Residential
Mansell Manor Redevelopment
Salt Lake City · Housing Authority of Salt Lake City
Approved200 units
Residential
2020 Main Townhomes
Salt Lake City · Unknown
Approved
Residential
Ability Inclusion Services Residential Building
Salt Lake County · Ability Inclusion Services
Approved
Residential
Mansell Manor Redevelopment
Salt Lake City · Housing Authority of Salt Lake City
Approved200 units
Residential
Flagship Homes Development Agreement
City of Eagle Mountain · Flagship Homes
Approved
Residential
2020 Main Townhomes
Salt Lake City · Unknown
Approved
Residential
Ability Inclusion Services Residential Building
Salt Lake County · Ability Inclusion Services
Approved
Residential
Woodland Commons townhome expansion (567 East Warnock Avenue)
Salt Lake City · Altus Development Group
Approved2,100 sq ft
Residential
Jordan River Townhome Project
Salt Lake City · Unknown
Approved
Residential
Valley Behavioral Health Permanent Supportive Housing
Salt Lake County · Valley Behavioral Health
Announced68 bed
Residential
Mansell Manor Redevelopment
Salt Lake City · Housing Authority of Salt Lake City
Approved200 units
Residential
The Howick Affordable Housing Project
Salt Lake County · Not specified
Approved
Residential
Van Buren pocket neighborhood affordable for-sale housing
Salt Lake City · nonprofit HomeBuilder / Carrie Marsh / John Marsh
Tabled1.25 acres
Residential
Valley Behavioral Health Permanent Supportive Housing
Salt Lake County · Valley Behavioral Health
Announced68 bed
Residential
Ivory Homes Harmony bypass road MOA
City of Eagle Mountain · Ivory Homes
Approved35 acres
Residential
Flagship Homes Development Agreement
City of Eagle Mountain · Flagship Homes
Approved
Residential
Jefferson Street Townhomes
Salt Lake City · Drake (property owner)
Approved0.42 acres
Residential
Eagle Quest East Master
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Avenues Community Plan update - positive recommendation to Planning Co
Salt Lake City
Decided
Residential
Second Amendment to Eagle Quest East Master Development Agreement
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Scenic Mountain properties
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Deer Run concept plan
eagle-mountain
Awaiting final vote
Residential
Relocation of Contributing Structure
Salt Lake City
Decided
Residential
Flagship Homes
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
WUI wildfire defensible-space setback ordinance
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
First Amendment to Briley Town Homes Development Agreement
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Brandon Park area
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Triumph Subdivision
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Rezoning and general plan amendment of Scenic Mountain area
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Senior Housing Overlay Zone
eagle-mountain
Decided
Residential
Triumph Master Plan
eagle-mountain
Decided

Residential projects by county

What counts as a residential project?

On ZoneWire, a residential project is a subdivision, apartment or multifamily community, planned unit development, townhome, or single-family development moving through local government review by way of rezonings, site plans, and variances. ZoneWire follows each one through its public hearings and puts the vote tallies and conditions of approval on the record, updated within a day of each hearing.

How do I find new residential developments proposed near me?

Open the county pages or the list on this page. Every project links straight to its hearing record, so you can see the vote and the conditions attached to each approval.

How does ZoneWire know about residential projects before they are built?

ZoneWire monitors the local planning commission and council meetings where a housing development has to appear before construction can start. It picks up each project as soon as it appears on a public agenda ZoneWire monitors, then follows it from hearing to final vote.