New Condo Projects in the Salt Lake Valley

For years, almost nothing new for sale was built in Utah’s condo market. Developers shifted to apartments, largely because of construction-defect liability and tougher lending. That’s starting to change, and I’m excited about it. Below are new and proposed for-sale condo projects I’m tracking, along with the policy changes behind the shift.

Project details come from public reports, city filings, and builder information and change often. Many of these projects are still proposals and may change or never be built. I’m not affiliated with these developers; if you’re interested in one, reach out and I’ll help you follow it and evaluate it when units are available. Last updated October 2026.

Approved or under wayProposed or in reviewSelling now or completedPin locations are approximate.

Downtown and Central Salt Lake City

Trolley House Residences (near Trolley Square)

705 E. 500 South · 97 for-sale condos · 15 stories · Proposed
A mixed-use tower with ground-floor retail and a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom condos, five of them priced to be affordable at 60% of median income. It needs a master plan change and rezone from the City Council to move forward. Source: Building Salt Lake, July 2026.

Trolley Square South

South of Trolley Square along 600 South · Mixed for-sale and rental · Pre-development
A long-planned redevelopment of the parking lot south of Trolley Square. Plans show a five-story condominium building, a larger building that includes a condo section and townhome-style units, and a small retail building. A key historic-home relocation was approved in August 2026. Source: Building Salt Lake, August 2026.

The Hank

662 S. West Temple · 21 for-sale condos · 4 stories · Submitted for design review
A small boutique building in south Downtown with seven units per floor, a rooftop deck, and on-site parking, near Brewvies and the restaurants along West Temple. Source: Building Salt Lake, August 2026.

Regent Street condo tower

Near 200 S. Regent Street · Planned 16 to 17 stories · Early stage
C.W. Urban proposed a Downtown tower that would be mostly owner-occupied condos, with ground-floor retail, as part of a land deal with the city. It was first reported in 2024, and I’m watching for updates. Source: Building Salt Lake, August 2024.

Parry Block, Rio Grande District

Along 100 South between 600 West and Dansie Drive · At least 116 units · City considering a sale
Salt Lake City is weighing a sale of 2.33 acres of land on the condition that at least half the homes are for-sale condos, with the rest affordable rentals. Source: Building Salt Lake, October 2026.

Hillcrest annex conversion, Lower Avenues

2nd Avenue and A Street · 12 condos · Conversion in process
A 12-unit apartment building being converted to condos, with two-bedroom end units and one-bedroom interior units. Source: Building Salt Lake, February 2026.

West Side

Maltair Lanes

1012 W. 200 South, near North Temple · Condo townhomes · Approved
A nonprofit-led project by NeighborWorks Salt Lake on the former bowling alley site. Buyers lease the land at no cost, which lowers the purchase price, and NeighborWorks offers down payment assistance and below-market mortgages. It’s a strong fit for buyers with smaller down payments. Source: Building Salt Lake, June 2024.

Millcreek

Villa Vista condos near Millcreek Common

1285 E. Villa Vista Avenue · 23 condos · Approved
A five-story building of two-bedroom, two-bath units of about 1,000 square feet each, with a club room, fitness area, and covered parking. Units carry an owner-occupancy requirement and are reserved for households earning no more than 80% of the county median income for at least 30 years. Source: Building Salt Lake, June 2026.

Millcreek City Center hotel and condos

East of Millcreek City Hall · 25 for-sale condos · Recommended by the planning commission
A six-story mixed-use building pairing an extended-stay hotel with five floors of condos above retail, plus a shared rooftop pool. Source: Building Salt Lake, February 2026.

Cottonwood Heights

Apres Condominiums

7367 E. Canyon Centre Parkway, near Big Cottonwood Canyon · 36 condos · Plat amendment approved
Condos replacing previously planned office space in the Canyon Centre development, near the hotel and Eight Settlers Distillery at the mouth of the canyon. Source: Building Salt Lake, February 2026.

Wasatch Rock

6995 S. Wasatch Blvd. · Condo building, unit count to be determined · Approved master plan
A redevelopment of a former gravel pit that includes apartments, a hotel, retail, and a condominium building whose size hasn’t been finalized. Source: Building Salt Lake, February 2025.

Davis County

West Bountiful concept east of Legacy Parkway

East side of Legacy Parkway, West Bountiful · 884 homes, including 180 condos and 211 townhomes · Concept
Ivory Homes and Seddie LLC have floated a large new neighborhood on 174 acres. No applications have been filed yet, and it would still need annexation, rezoning, and city approvals. Source: Building Salt Lake, October 2026.

Selling Now or Recently Completed

These buildings are finished or have units for sale now. If you’re buying new construction, you can have your own agent represent you. Many builders require you to register your agent on your first visit to the sales office, so reach out before you tour.

Apollo Square Condos, Holladay Village

2250 E. Murray Holladay Road, Holladay · Boutique condo building · Completed 2025
A newer building in walkable Holladay Village with elevators, secure underground parking, and a rooftop deck with mountain and valley views. Homes are larger two-bedroom units at the luxury end of the market. Source: public MLS listings, 2026.

The Grandeur at Holladay Hills

Holladay Hills, former Cottonwood Mall site · 16 penthouse condos · Completed 2025
Top-floor penthouses of about 1,600 to 4,600 square feet in the Holladay Hills mixed-use development, which is still adding shops, restaurants, and homes. The developer shows most units as sold, so expect future availability to come through resales. Source: The Grandeur.

Aspire at Holladay Hills

Rodeo Walk, Holladay Hills · Townhomes by Tri Pointe Homes · Selling now
Three- to five-bedroom townhomes within walking distance of the Holladay Hills shops and restaurants. Source: builder listings, 2026.

The Station at Holladay Village

Holladay Village · Condo building by Solstice Homes · Completed 2020 (resales)
Two- and three-bedroom condos of about 1,500 to 2,000 square feet above underground parking, close to the Holladay Village shops and restaurants. Units become available as resales. Source: AEC project page.

Axis, Millcreek

Millcreek, north of Holladay · 24 townhomes by Garbett Homes · Selling now
Three-story townhomes that offer a lower price point than Holladay Hills while staying close to the same east-side amenities. Source: builder listings, 2026.

Tempo Condominiums, Daybreak

South Station, Daybreak, South Jordan · Condos by Holmes Homes · Selling now
Condos with balconies near Daybreak’s South Station TRAX stop, with access to Daybreak’s lake, trails, and community amenities. Source: Daybreak.

Why Condos Are Coming Back

• Defect-liability reform: in 2025, Utah lawmakers passed SB201, which requires owners to give builders written notice and a nine-month window to make repairs before filing a construction-defect lawsuit.
• Condo construction loans: the Utah Housing Corporation created a Condominium Construction Loan Program in 2025 to finance for-sale condo development. (Building Salt Lake, September 2025)
• State land for condos: Utah announced a pilot to sell vacant state-owned land, starting with UDOT parcels, at below-market prices for owner-occupied condos. (Building Salt Lake, August 2025)
• New for-sale developers: The Gardner Group and Urban Alfandre launched Kensington Home Company to build for-sale housing in urban infill locations. (Building Salt Lake, September 2026)

Down Payment Help for New Condos

First-time buyers purchasing a newly built, never-lived-in home for $450,000 or less, including condos and townhomes, may qualify for up to $20,000 from the State of Utah’s First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program, used with a Utah Housing first mortgage. Funding is very limited, so it’s worth checking early. See Down Payment Help in Utah for this and other programs.

Thinking About Buying New Construction?

New condos come with lower maintenance in the early years, but they have their own questions. I’ve spent my career in accounting and finance at multifamily development companies, so I’ve seen how new projects are budgeted, financed, and priced from the inside. Here’s what I watch for:

• Where the builder has room. Builders usually protect the list price, but there’s often room on closing costs, upgrades, rate buydowns, or other incentives.
• The first HOA budget. The developer sets it, often before real operating costs are known. Low starting dues can rise quickly once owners take over, so I look at how the budget and reserves were built.
• The builder’s contract. It’s written by the builder, with its own deposit, deadline, and default terms. I’ll walk you through what’s different from a standard resale contract.
• Turnover and warranties. When the HOA is turned over to owners, what the warranty covers, and how Utah’s defect-repair rules apply.

See the Condo Buyer’s Guide for more on evaluating any condo.

John Taylor, REALTOR® | In Depth Realty | 801-918-5798 | Hablo español