Neighborhood guides

Historic hillside streets, high walkability, valley views, and proximity to hospitals and the University of Utah.

East Salt Lake hub on 2100 South with TRAX, dining, and Sugar House Park.

Pre-war bungalows and duplexes south of Liberty Park, with downtown and 9th & 9th access.

Urban, car-optional core with TRAX and FrontRunner hubs, high-rises, and lofts.

Hillside lots, custom homes, valley views, and direct Corner Canyon trail access.

Master-planned mountain community with newer construction, HOA commons, and wide views.

Newer construction near 12300 South retail, I-15, and Silicon Slopes offices.

Master-planned Point of the Mountain community with retail village, trails, and I-15 access.

Established streets by Thanksgiving Point museums, gardens, golf, and restaurants.

Historic Main Street core with pre-1970s housing and renovation inventory.

Walkable Center Street district with historic homes, condos, and mixed-use buildings.

Northeast bench lots with Utah Lake views, tree canopy, and Rock Canyon trail access.

Pre-war and mid-century homes on a walkable historic grid near downtown Provo.

Campus-adjacent apartments, condos, and approved-housing product with annual turn cycles.

1990s–2010s single-family and townhome stock with I-15 access.

Hillside lots with canyon access, established trees, and Snowbasin / Ogden Canyon proximity.

Walkable historic district with lofts, restored Victorians, and 25th Street dining.

Valley-floor ramblers, duplexes, and fourplexes with I-15 and FrontRunner access.

Mid-century single-family on established lots with canyon access and winter snow load.

Canyons School District east-side stock with canyon-access commute and winter snow load.

East-bench two-stories on hillside lots with canyon views and winter snow load.

TRAX-adjacent valley-floor stock with ramblers, townhomes, and South Town retail.

Established single-family streets with ramblers, two-stories, and low-maintenance landscaping.

UVU-adjacent apartments and townhomes along University Parkway.

Foothill two-stories and ramblers with mountain access and furnace winter ops.

Master-planned mixed-use with TRAX, HOA commons, and post-2004 housing.

Newer attached product next to Bangerter retail and Silicon Slopes commutes.

Established east-side lots with 1990s single-family and larger yards.

Mixed-use and attached housing on Daybreak's walkable commercial street.

Newer single-family and townhomes on the southern construction edge.

Attached product and newer single-family next to open-air retail.

1990s–2000s 3–5 bedroom single-family on established streets.

Post-2010 single-family and townhomes on the western construction frontier.

Mixed housing along a commercial arterial with townhomes and 1990s homes.

Established single-family near Gardner Village retail and Jordan River access.

Older housing stock around the civic core with renovation inventory.

HOA-maintained 1990s–2010s single-family and townhomes on the western edge.

Attached and single-family product on the 12600 South commercial spine.

Larger-lot 1990s single-family with Bangerter and I-15 access.

Mid-century ramblers and split-levels on established lots.

East-bench two-stories and ramblers with canyon access and winter snow load.

Older housing around a walkable Main Street strip.

East-bench single-family and townhomes with trail access and furnace winter ops.

3–4 bedroom homes and townhomes with a short Hill AFB commute.

Townhomes and 1990s homes on Layton's main commercial arterial.

Attached product next to mall retail and dual TRAX lines.

Mid-century homes around a walkable downtown and city services.

Hospital-adjacent condos, townhomes, and mid-century homes.

East-side mid-century homes on established lots.

Newer mixed-use and condo inventory in a TRAX-served infill district.