This list grows as our guides do. A development appears here only when one of our guides covers it and cites a source for it, and every line on a card is quoted from that guide; the site checks each quote against its guide whenever it is built. Anything a guide does not state reads "not listed." "Open" means the guide describes it as renting or selling now.
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Pins follow the filters. A filled pin marks a street address from our guide; a ring marks the general area of a whole development. Map points were found with OpenStreetMap and are not property lines. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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Utah City
Vineyard
- Builder
- Not listed
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Timpanogos School District begins operating in July 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- The centerpiece is Utah City, a large mixed-use development on the former mill land, planned around a walkable core running from the FrontRunner station toward the Utah Lake shoreline.
- the neighborhood around them will keep changing for years: more restaurants and shops, more neighbors, and more construction traffic and noise.
Our guides: Vineyard and the Geneva Site: The Development Story; 120 & 220 Bend, Vineyard: Living in Utah City's First Residential Buildings
Sources: Vineyard's new 650-acre development to be called Utah City (Daily Herald); Utah City: Residences (Utah City)
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120 & 220 Bend (Utah City)
Vineyard
- Builder
- Not listed
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Timpanogos School District begins operating in July 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- The courtyards and new buildings are finished
- you get new buildings, courtyards designed for a walkable neighborhood, and a front-row seat to everything that has not been built yet.
Our guide: 120 & 220 Bend, Vineyard: Living in Utah City's First Residential Buildings
Sources: 120 & 220 Bend listing (Greystar); Utah City: Residences (Utah City)
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Third Avenue North and Third Avenue South (Utah City)
Vineyard
- Builder
- Not listed
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Timpanogos School District begins operating in July 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- Utah City's residences page listed two more buildings, Third Avenue North and Third Avenue South, as coming soon in October 2026
Our guide: 120 & 220 Bend, Vineyard: Living in Utah City's First Residential Buildings
Source: Utah City: Residences (Utah City)
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Holbrook Farms
Lehi
- Builder
- Ivory Homes
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Aspen Peaks School District begins operating July 1, 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- Holbrook Farms is an Ivory Homes master plan in northern Lehi, a mix of new houses, townhomes and rentals still filling in.
- Holbrook Farms is still being built out
Our guides: ICO Holbrook, Lehi: A New Holbrook Farms Complex From Studios to Three Bedrooms; Drexler Townhomes at Holbrook Farms: Lehi Rentals With Basements, Garages and Four Bedrooms; Master-Planned Communities of Utah County: What They Actually Are, and What You Give Up
Source: ICO Holbrook neighborhood (ICO)
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ICO Holbrook
Lehi
- Builder
- Ivory Homes (rented by its affiliate ICO)
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Aspen Peaks School District begins operating July 1, 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- ICO Holbrook is the newest of ICO's rental communities, a set of apartment buildings inside Ivory Homes' Holbrook Farms neighborhood in northwest Lehi.
Our guide: ICO Holbrook, Lehi: A New Holbrook Farms Complex From Studios to Three Bedrooms
Source: ICO Holbrook Apartments (official site) (ICO / Ivory Homes)
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Drexler Townhomes at Holbrook Farms
Lehi
- Builder
- Not listed
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Aspen Peaks School District begins operating July 1, 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- It is built for households that have outgrown an apartment but are not ready to buy.
Our guide: Drexler Townhomes at Holbrook Farms: Lehi Rentals With Basements, Garages and Four Bedrooms
Source: Drexler Townhomes at Holbrook Farms (official site) (Avenue5 Residential)
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ICO Ridge townhomes
Lehi
- Builder
- Ivory Homes (rented by its affiliate ICO)
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Aspen Peaks School District begins operating July 1, 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- ICO Ridge is a two- and three-bedroom community on Lehi's Center Street, built by Ivory Homes and run by its rental affiliate, ICO.
- ICO Ridge calls its townhomes "brand new,"
Our guide: ICO Ridge, Lehi: Apartments, New Townhomes and a Swim and Tennis Club Membership
Source: ICO Ridge Apartments and Townhomes (official site) (ICO / Ivory Homes)
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Sanctuary
Lehi
- Builder
- Salt Development
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Aspen Peaks School District begins operating July 1, 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- Sanctuary is a large new apartment community in Lehi built around a theme.
- The Lehi Free Press reported that the council approved the project 5-0.
- Salt Development built it, according to the Lehi Free Press.
Our guide: Sanctuary, Lehi: A 527-Unit Themed Apartment Community With a Rooftop Pool Deck
Sources: Sanctuary official website (Sanctuary Community at Lehi); Council approves mixed-use luxury apartment complex (Lehi Free Press)
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Terra Vista
Lehi
- Builder
- Not listed
- Schools
- Alpine School District until the new Aspen Peaks School District begins operating July 1, 2027 (source)
- Price band
- Not listed
- its own website calls it a new, luxury community built around modern mountain living
Our guide: Terra Vista, Lehi: Traverse Mountain Apartments From Studios to Three Bedrooms
Source: Greystar (property manager): Terra Vista (Greystar (property manager))
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Provo Towne Centre redevelopment (with Shady Acres)
Provo
- Builder
- Brixton Capital, with PEG Companies
- Schools
- Not listed
- Price band
- Not listed
- About 1,300 apartments in five residential buildings north of the mall, where a parking garage and surface lots sit today.
- 83 townhomes
- The Provo Municipal Council is scheduled to vote on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, on the zoning changes that would let Provo Towne Centre and the neighboring Shady Acres Mobile Home Park be redeveloped into apartments, townhomes and shops.
- The first phase is limited to 350 residential units.
Our guides: The $500M Provo Towne Centre Redevelopment: What's Planned, What's Decided, What's Not; Provo City Council Votes Oct. 20 on Rezoning Provo Towne Centre and Shady Acres: What Is on the Agenda
Sources: Provo Municipal Council: Notice of Regular Meeting, Oct. 20, 2026 (Utah Public Notice Website); Transforming the mall: Provo Towne Centre redevelopment plan goes through the legislative process (Daily Herald (heraldextra.com))
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What this list does not cover
Provo City's own land-use decisions, the approvals, denials and pending applications, are in the Provo development tracker; confirm any entry there with the city before acting on it. For what a new build means for a buyer, read new construction vs. resale in Utah Valley, master-planned communities of Utah County and builder warranties in Utah. Then run the numbers with the home affordability calculator.