As we close out August 2026 and look toward the fall season, the Wasatch Front new construction landscape is entering one of its most exciting periods in years. The biggest news this month: Utah City in Vineyard -- the 700+ acre master-planned community on the former Geneva Steel mill site -- has opened its first major phase with 450+ residential units now available, marking a transformative moment for Utah County's lakefront development. At The Point in Draper, developer finalists for the River District's 800-900 for-sale homes are expected to be announced by the end of August, while Phase 1 vertical construction continues following the June groundbreaking. Daybreak is buzzing with the Watermark Village model homes now fully open, The Pennant luxury rentals pre-leasing for a fall delivery, and Downtown Daybreak's first restaurants and retail welcoming crowds.

In this September 2026 new construction update, we cover Utah City's first phase opening and what it means for Vineyard and Utah County, The Point's River District developer selection and Phase 1 progress, Daybreak's Watermark Village and The Pennant, Terraine's accelerating buildout with Tri Pointe and David Weekley models, Wildflower's Toll Brothers grand opening, Olympia's expanding subdivisions, Herriman and Riverton new communities, builder incentives for the fall season, and a comprehensive community comparison to help you plan your new construction tour.

What's Inside This Update

Utah City (Vineyard): First phase opens with 450+ units, Bella's Market, Fini Pizza, Peloton partnership, and FrontRunner transit access
The Point (Draper): River District developer finalists expected by end of August, Phase 1 vertical construction underway, U of U medical campus advancing
Daybreak (South Jordan): Watermark Village model homes open, The Pennant pre-leasing for fall, David Weekley's The Dawn at Daybreak with quick move-ins, Downtown Daybreak operational
Terraine (West Jordan): Tri Pointe Polaris models active, David Weekley Parkmoor and Rosenwald models open, Ivory Homes Terraine and Terraine Towns selling
Wildflower (Saratoga Springs): Toll Brothers luxury community officially open, EDGEhomes Wildflower 2.0 from $570s, Lennar and Richmond American active
Olympia (Herriman): Richmond American Great Basin grand opening, Wright Homes Joshua Tree townhome model, EDGEhomes Kings Canyon and Mount Rainier from $344,900
Herriman & Riverton: South Herriman Development, Juniper Crest Road extension, Hidden Oaks, Mountain View Village, Riverton Cove by Alpine Homes
Eagle Mountain: Firefly NPA 8 plat advancing, Overland Cottages selling, Oquirrh Mountain Ranch model homes open
Fall 2026 Builder Incentives: EDGE Homes 1.99% introductory rate, Fieldstone 3.99% Year 1, Perry Homes Veritas incentive, and end-of-season buying strategies

Utah City (Vineyard): A New Urban Core Rises on Utah Lake's Eastern Shore

The biggest new construction story of the month is the emergence of Utah City in Vineyard -- a 700-800 acre master-planned, mixed-use development on the former Geneva Steel mill site along the eastern shore of Utah Lake. Developed by Flagship Companies Group and Woodbury Corporation, Utah City represents one of the most ambitious urban infill projects in Utah's history, with over 17 million square feet of combined mixed-use space planned across housing, retail, dining, offices, and hotels, plus 50+ acres of open green space.

Utah City -- What's Open Now (Late Summer 2026)

The first phase of Utah City is now operational, with 450+ residential units open and residents moving in. Here is what is available at the community as of late August 2026:

Residential

450+ residential units in first phase now open
120 & 220 Bend communities: Young professional and family living
220 Bend final phase opened February 2026
Rental and for-sale options available
Peloton-equipped fitness spaces in every building

Retail & Dining

Bella's Market: Locally owned grocery store now open
Fini Pizza: Brooklyn-born artisan pizza concept
Additional restaurant concepts opening
Walkable main street with ground-floor retail
Protected bicycle lanes and pedestrian-friendly streets

Transit & Future

Vineyard FrontRunner station: Direct access to Salt Lake City and Provo
Huntsman Cancer Institute second HQ in development on-site
50+ acres of parks and open green space planned
Future phases for decades of build-out

Why Utah City Matters for Wasatch Front Buyers

Utah City is a genuinely new model for Utah County development. Built around the existing FrontRunner commuter rail station, it is designed as a walkable, transit-oriented urban core -- something Utah County has historically lacked. The development's scale (17 million square feet over decades) means it will function almost like a new downtown for the region's growing lakefront communities. For buyers, Utah City offers a rare opportunity to be part of a major urban placemaking project from its earliest phase. The combination of rail access, lake proximity, and the planned Huntsman Cancer Institute campus creates a unique value proposition that is hard to replicate elsewhere on the Wasatch Front. We expect Utah City to draw significant interest from young professionals, medical workers, and empty nesters who want urban walkability without moving to downtown Salt Lake City.

The Point (Draper): River District Developer Finalists Imminent, Phase 1 Rising

The Point -- the $2.3 billion transformation of the 600-acre former Utah State Prison site in Draper -- continues to generate headlines with each passing week. Two major tracks are converging as we head into September 2026: the selection of private-sector developers for the River District's for-sale homes, and the continued vertical construction of Phase 1 infrastructure and buildings.

River District Housing -- Developer Selection Underway

On July 8, 2026, the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority issued a Request for Statements of Qualifications (RFSQ) seeking private-sector developers for approximately 800-900 for-sale homes in the River District -- a roughly 50-acre residential zone west of Porter Rockwell Boulevard and adjacent to the planned FrontRunner transit station. The homes will include a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums. RFSQ responses were due August 14, 2026, and finalist teams are expected to be announced by the end of August.

River District -- What To Expect

800-900 for-sale homes on ~50 acres
Mix of single-family, townhome, and condominium product types
Adjacent to planned FrontRunner transit station
Walkable to The Point's main street and entertainment district
Corner Canyon trail connectivity incorporated
Homes likely 3-5 years from delivery

Phase 1 Construction Progress

Ground broken June 29, 2026 on first 104 acres
5,000-seat Mountain America Credit Union event center under construction
363-unit multifamily complex with 42,000 sq ft of retail
The Promenade: 2,000-foot walkable street
Structured parking and public spaces underway
U of U medical campus on 46 acres ($43.5M land purchase approved June 2026)

The Point's Impact on Surrounding Communities

The Point is not just a Draper development -- it is a regional economic engine that will reshape the entire central Wasatch Front. The $165 million in state infrastructure investment, $2.3 billion in private funding, and the University of Utah medical campus create a concentration of economic activity that will benefit every surrounding community. Daybreak, SunCrest, Inverness, Riverton, and even Terraine in West Jordan will see positive valuation effects from the billions being invested at the geographic center of the Wasatch Front. The River District's 800-900 for-sale homes will be a significant addition to Draper's housing stock, which currently has a median single-family price above $925,000. The mix of product types -- including townhomes and condominiums -- may offer more attainable entry points into Draper's market.

Daybreak (South Jordan): Watermark Village Models Open, Downtown Daybreak Alive

Daybreak continues to evolve as the Wasatch Front's premier master-planned community, with several significant developments converging in late summer 2026. The Watermark Village -- Daybreak's newest residential neighborhood along the mile-long Watercourse -- now has model homes open from multiple builders. Downtown Daybreak is officially operational, with restaurants, retail, the Megaplex cinema, and the Salt Lake Bees' Ballpark at America First Square all drawing crowds. And The Pennant, a 190-unit luxury multifamily building with ballpark views, is pre-leasing for a fall 2026 delivery.

Daybreak's Active Builders & Communities -- September 2026

Watermark Village

18 brand-new model homes opened summer 2025-2026
Holmes Homes, Rainey Homes, Destination Homes, Ivory Homes
Newest Daybreak village along the Watercourse
Walking distance to Oquirrh Lake and Downtown Daybreak

The Dawn at Daybreak (David Weekley)

Quick move-in homes ready by September 30, 2026
From approximately $453,000 to $565,000
David Weekley's signature quality and customization
One of Daybreak's most popular builder partnerships

The Pennant & Downtown

The Pennant: 190 luxury rentals, pre-leasing, fall delivery
Megaplex cinema, dining, and retail now open
Salt Lake Bees at America First Square through August
Third TRAX station now operational

Cascade Village & Core Communities

Cascade Village: Closings accelerating across 7 builders
Ivory Homes from $509,900, Holmes from $409,900
Sego Homes Contempo Collection from $589,900
Destination Homes Providence Series from $744,990
SpringHouse Village (55+): Strong sales, new floor plans

Daybreak Retail & Dining

Nomad Eatery, Naraya by Sawadee Thai now open
Rockwell Ice Cream Co. and other local concepts
Red Iguana, Hires Big H, Moena Cafe at Downtown Daybreak
Trader Joe's confirmed for Daybreak (timeline TBD)
Downtown Daybreak Phase 2 townhomes under construction

Terraine (West Jordan): Five Builders Active, Full-Scale Buildout Accelerating

The 630-acre Terraine community on West Jordan's west bench continues its rapid transformation from approved master plan to active neighborhood. With approximately 2,800-3,000 homes planned, Terraine now has five builders actively selling and constructing, with model homes open for tours across multiple product types.

Terraine Builder Lineup -- September 2026

Tri Pointe Homes -- Polaris at Terraine

Move-in ready homes from $619,900, ready October 2026
Design-forward floor plans with wellness-focused layouts
Tri Pointe's first Utah models -- strong buyer interest
Energy-efficient construction standards

David Weekley Homes

Parkmoor model at 7171 S. Ramble Road now open
Rosenwald model at 7171 S. Ramble Road West
Aura Collection from $549,990 to $691,316
Reverie Collection from $649,990 to $852,409
Energy Saver building standards, quick move-in homes available

Ivory Homes -- Terraine & Terraine Towns

Single-family homes from approximately $600,000
Mountain Towns paired homes from ~$395,000
Localscapes water-saving landscaping standard
Multiple floor plans available

Rainey Homes & Sego Homes

Rainey: Northlight Collection on 70'x100' lots
Sego: Modern townhomes from ~$434,000 to $566,000
Sego's eco-friendly building systems
Both builders maintaining active sales with new phases

Terraine's location on the west bench near the Oquirrh Mountains offers views and quick access to Mountain View Corridor, making it popular with commuters to both Salt Lake and Utah Counties. The community's emphasis on Localscapes water-efficient landscaping is also a practical feature given Utah's ongoing water conservation efforts. With five builders offering homes from the $395,000s to over $850,000, Terraine is one of the most diverse new construction destinations in Salt Lake County.

Wildflower (Saratoga Springs): Toll Brothers Grand Opening, Wildflower 2.0 Launching

The 1,200-acre Wildflower master plan in Saratoga Springs continues to be one of the most active new construction destinations in Utah County. Two major milestones mark the late summer 2026 period: the official grand opening of Toll Brothers at Wildflower and the continued launch of EDGEhomes' Wildflower 2.0 phase.

Wildflower Builder Activity -- September 2026

Toll Brothers at Wildflower

Officially opened April 2026 -- model homes now fully operational
Luxury single-family homes from ~1,900 to 5,900 sq ft
One-third to one-half acre lots
Premium pricing reflecting Toll Brothers quality
Mountain and valley views throughout the community

EDGEhomes -- Wildflower 2.0

New phase from the $570,000s
Valley views and modern floor plans
1.99% introductory rate available through First Colony Mortgage
Thousands of units planned across build-out

Lennar & Richmond American

Lennar: Brixton Park, The Valley townhomes $444,900-$559,900
Lennar: Primrose cottages from $589,900
Richmond American: Active at Primrose sub-community
2-1 buydown options available through Lennar

Wander & Other Saratoga Springs Communities

Wander (Oakwood Homes)

350-acre lakeside community in Saratoga Springs
Village 3 Amendment 3 approved, under construction
Porchlight Collection townhomes: $479,990-$539,990
American Dream Collection single-family from $374,990
Lakeside access and community parks

Ridgehorne & Other Projects

Ridgehorne (EDGEhomes): 237 homes, $528K-$723K
Brixton Park (David Weekley): From ~$650,000
North Lake Meadows (Alpine Homes): 21 lots from $700K+
Pony Express Parkway widening: Underway to Redwood Road
WinCo Foods and Dave's Hot Chicken opened summer 2026

Olympia (Herriman): Three Active Subdivisions, New Price Points from $344,900

The 933-acre Olympia development in northwest Herriman continues its steady build-out with three subdivisions now active and a fourth in the planning pipeline. As of September 2026, the community is hitting a new level of momentum with diverse product types and price points that make it one of the most accessible new construction destinations in Salt Lake County.

Olympia Active Subdivisions -- September 2026

Great Basin at Olympia (Richmond American)

Grand Opening: August 2025, still selling strong
From approximately $424,990
Single-family homes with modern floor plans
Richmond American's reputation for value

Kings Canyon & Mount Rainier (EDGEhomes)

From approximately $344,900 -- among the lowest new construction prices in Salt Lake County
Attached townhome and single-family product types
EDGEhomes' 1.99% introductory rate available
Strong value proposition for first-time buyers

Wright Homes -- Joshua Tree at Olympia

Joshua Tree townhome model open at 12639 High View Lane
Modern townhome design with attached garages
Wright Homes' quality finishes and energy efficiency
Up to 3% closing cost credit plus free finished basements on qualifying homes

Monument Park & Community Amenities

Olympia's community amenity package is expanding. Monument Park in western Herriman opened four new pickleball courts in summer 2026, adding to the growing recreational infrastructure. The park is part of Olympia's broader commitment to active lifestyle amenities, which also includes trail systems, open space, and the planned 100-acre Utah State University educational campus.

Olympia Build-Out

Up to 6,330 units at full build-out
25-30 year development timeline
Planned: 100-acre USU educational campus
Fourth subdivision in planning pipeline

Herriman Infrastructure

Mountain View Corridor freeway extension fully operational
Juniper Crest Road extension to MVC: Completing 2026
6000 West Widening Phase 1: Contract approved Feb 2026
Trader Joe's at The Commons: Opening fall 2026
Target at The Commons: Under construction

Herriman & Riverton: New Communities, Retail Boom, and Mountain View Village

Beyond Olympia, both Herriman and Riverton are seeing significant new construction activity that is reshaping the southwest Salt Lake County corridor. From the South Herriman Development to Mountain View Village in Riverton, the area is becoming one of the most complete new construction ecosystems on the Wasatch Front.

Herriman -- South Herriman Development & Hidden Oaks

South Herriman Development

Mix of single-family, townhomes, and apartments
Juniper Crest Road extension to MVC completing 2026
Commercial space concentrated along Mountain View Corridor
Mountain Ridge Park final grass playing fields opening 2026
Future pickleball courts planned

Hidden Oaks (Ivory Homes)

Starting from $550,000 at 13174 S. Twisted Oak Drive
6,000-11,000 sq ft lots -- generous space for a newer community
Ivory Homes' quality and reputation
Active sales with model homes open

Riverton -- Mountain View Village, Riverton Cove & EDGEhomes

Mountain View Village

85-acre mixed-use regional development by CenterCal Properties
Located at Mountain View Corridor and 13400 South
Retail, dining, and entertainment destination
Will serve the growing southwest Salt Lake County population

Riverton Cove (Alpine Homes)

Now selling in Riverton
11 home sites in a centrally located community
Boutique community with Alpine Homes' quality
Model home unveiling completed

EDGEhomes -- Mountain Ridge

Model homes open at 13474-13486 S. Dawes Lane
The Nora Craftsman and Natalie Scandinavian models
Move-in ready homes from $799,900
1.99% introductory rate available

The Southwest Corridor Transformation

The combination of the Mountain View Corridor freeway, the South Herriman Development, Mountain View Village, and the retail expansion at The Commons (Trader Joe's, Target, Life Time Athletic) is transforming southwest Salt Lake County into a self-contained growth corridor. Residents of Olympia, Hidden Oaks, and Riverton's new communities will have access to employment, shopping, dining, and recreation without needing to commute to the I-15 corridor. For buyers who prioritize newer construction, open space, and mountain views over a shorter commute to downtown Salt Lake City, the southwest corridor offers compelling value with prices ranging from the $344,900s at EDGEhomes' Mount Rainier to over $800,000 at Hidden Oaks and Mountain Ridge.

Eagle Mountain: Firefly, Overland & Oquirrh Mountain Ranch Advance

Eagle Mountain continues to be one of the highest-volume new construction markets in Utah County. Three major communities are advancing through late summer 2026: Firefly with its new NPA 8 plat, Overland by Ivory Homes continuing active sales, and Oquirrh Mountain Ranch by Oakwood Homes with model homes now open.

Firefly (Candlelight Homes)

NPA 8 Phase A preliminary plat: 409 lots on 74.66 acres
169 single-family and 240 multi-family units proposed
89% build rate since 2020, median build year 2025
Median home size: 3,067 sq ft
350+ acres of parks, trails, and outdoor amenities

Overland (Ivory Homes)

3,000+ planned units at full build-out
Overland Cottages Village 2: $441,700-$514,400
Overland Gardens: $430,000-$600,000+
Completion dates starting September 2026
Main-level living options for downsizers

Oquirrh Mountain Ranch (Oakwood)

Brio Collection: Single-family from the low $500,000s
Model homes now open for tours
Hiking and biking trails, scenic mountain views
Proximity to Eagle Mountain's City Center
Oakwood's established Wasatch Front presence

Eagle Mountain's value proposition remains strong. With 116 development projects in the pipeline and improving Mountain View Corridor connectivity, the city offers some of the most affordable new construction square footage on the Wasatch Front. Firefly's median home size of 3,067 sq ft at prices well below comparable square footage in Salt Lake County makes it a compelling option for buyers who prioritize space and newer construction over proximity to urban core employment.

Bluffdale: Zoning Updates and New Residential Opportunities

Bluffdale is quietly positioning itself for a new wave of residential development. The city is undergoing zoning updates that create new R2 (half-acre) and R3 (third-acre) residential zones, signaling upcoming development opportunities. The Independence Village at The Point community offers new construction homes and townhomes starting in the $200,000s, representing one of the most affordable entry points along the Wasatch Front.

Bluffdale Development Activity

New R2 and R3 residential zones creating development opportunities
Independence Village at The Point: Homes from $200,000s
Rose Creek Trail Connection: Redwood Road to Loumis Parkway
Porter Rockwell Boulevard (SR-131) Preservation Project: June 2026 start

Why Bluffdale Matters

Adjacent to The Point development in Draper
Lower density zoning preserves rural character
Proximity to I-15 and TRAX light rail
Emerging as a more affordable alternative to Draper and Sandy

Fall 2026 Builder Incentives: What's Available as Summer Turns to Autumn

As we transition from the peak summer homebuying season into the fall, builder incentives remain strong across the Wasatch Front. The combination of increased inventory, new community openings, and the seasonal shift is creating a favorable window for buyers, particularly those who are flexible on timing and floor plan selection.

Notable Builder Incentives -- September 2026

Builder	Key Communities	Incentive
EDGE Homes	Wildflower 2.0, Olympia, Olympia, Mountain Ridge	1.99% Introductory Rate -- No-Cost Refinancing
Fieldstone Homes	Multiple Utah County	3.99% Year 1 on 7/6 ARM (4.99% Years 2-7)
Perry Homes	Multiple Utah County	Veritas Builder Incentive -- Closing Cost or Rate Buydown
Lennar	Wildflower, Daybreak	2-1 Buydown Available -- Everything's Included
Wright Homes	Olympia, Multiple Wasatch Front	Up to 3% Closing + Free Basements on Qualifying
Ivory Homes	Terraine, Daybreak, Overland, Hidden Oaks	End-of-Summer Incentives Across Multiple Communities
Tri Pointe Homes	Polaris at Terraine	New Community -- Phase 1 Pricing Available
David Weekley	Terraine, The Dawn at Daybreak	Quick Move-In Homes Available Sep 30
Oakwood Homes	Wander, Oquirrh Mountain Ranch	New Community Pricing -- Wander V3 Building
Richmond American	Great Basin at Olympia, Wildflower	Active Sales -- New Phases Opening

Fall 2026 Buying Strategy: Why September Is a Sweet Spot

September historically offers one of the best combinations of conditions for new construction buyers. Summer crowds have thinned, builders are motivated to close sales before the slower fourth quarter, and standing inventory homes (those already under construction or nearing completion) are often priced most aggressively. The Utah First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program ($20,000 for qualifying buyers on homes under $450,000) continues to stack with builder incentives, potentially bringing total assistance to $20,000-$80,000+ on qualifying homes. And with EDGE Homes offering a 1.99% introductory rate and Fieldstone offering 3.99% Year 1, the rate environment for new construction is more favorable than it has been in months. If you have been considering new construction, the September window is worth taking seriously.

Community Quick-Reference: September 2026

A snapshot of every major new construction community across the Wasatch Front heading into fall 2026:

Community	City	Price Range	Status
Utah City	Vineyard	450+ units now open	First Phase Open -- Bella's Market, Fini Pizza
The Point	Draper	600 acres, $2.3B	River District Dev Finalists -- Phase 1 Vertical
Watermark Village	South Jordan	$400K -- $750K+	18 Models Open -- 4 Builders Active
The Dawn at Daybreak	South Jordan	$453K -- $565K	David Weekley -- QMI by Sep 30
The Pennant	South Jordan	190 luxury rentals	Pre-Leasing -- Fall 2026 Delivery
Terraine	West Jordan	$395K -- $852K+	5 Builders -- Full Vertical Construction
Wildflower	Saratoga Springs	$445K -- $1.5M+	Toll Brothers Open -- Wildflower 2.0 Launching
Wander	Saratoga Springs	$365K -- $600K+	Village 3 Building -- Lakeside Access
Great Basin at Olympia	Herriman	From $424,990	Richmond American -- Grand Opening 2025, Active
Kings Canyon / Mt Rainier	Herriman	From $344,900	EDGEhomes -- Lowest Prices in Salt Lake County
Hidden Oaks	Herriman	From $550K	Ivory Homes -- 6K-11K sq ft Lots
Riverton Cove	Riverton	New Community	Alpine Homes -- 11 Home Sites, Now Selling
Firefly	Eagle Mountain	$400K -- $600K	NPA 8 Plat -- 409 More Lots
Overland	Eagle Mountain	$430K -- $600K+	Cottages V2 -- Gardens Active
Oquirrh Mountain Ranch	Eagle Mountain	From low $500K	Oakwood -- Brio Collection, Models Open
Independence Village	Bluffdale	From $200K	Affordable -- Near The Point

Strategic Tips for New Construction Buyers: Fall 2026 Edition

Tour New Communities Early for Best Pricing

Utah City's first phase, Wildflower 2.0, and Polaris at Terraine are all in their earliest selling phases. New community openings consistently offer the best pricing and widest lot selection. Being an early buyer in a new phase can save tens of thousands compared to buying in the same community two phases later. The same principle applies to upcoming communities like Riverton Cove and the South Herriman Development.

Consider the Full Spectrum of Communities

This month's update highlights the extraordinary breadth of options available across the Wasatch Front. From Bluffdale's Independence Village starting in the $200,000s to Utah City's urban transit-oriented living to Toll Brothers luxury estates at Wildflower exceeding $1.5 million, there is a new construction option for virtually every budget and lifestyle preference. Understanding the trade-offs -- commute time, HOA fees, community facility district assessments, school assignments, and build-out timeline -- is critical to making the right choice. We help our clients build a total cost of ownership comparison before they fall in love with a particular floor plan.

Watch the Rate Environment

EDGE Homes' 1.99% introductory rate and Fieldstone's 3.99% Year 1 on a 7/6 ARM are among the most aggressive rate promotions we have seen in 2026. These programs are typically limited to specific inventory and can change or expire without notice. If you are rate-sensitive, these builder-affiliated mortgage programs can significantly reduce your monthly payment for the first year or two. The Utah First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program ($20,000 for qualifying buyers on homes under $450,000) can also be stacked with these incentives for additional savings.

Factor in Infrastructure and Transit

The Mountain View Corridor freeway extension, the 2100 North freeway connection in Lehi, the FrontRunner station at Utah City, and the third TRAX station at Daybreak are all infrastructure investments that improve accessibility and, over time, property values. A community that feels far from employment centers today may feel significantly closer once planned road and transit improvements are complete. Understanding the infrastructure timeline can help you make a forward-looking decision that pays off as the area matures.

Bring Your Agent on the First Visit

This rule never changes. Builder sales centers almost universally require that your agent accompany you on your first visit for you to be eligible for representation in negotiations. If you tour a model home or register with the builder on your own, then try to bring an agent later, the builder may refuse to negotiate with your agent or may exclude your agent's commission from the transaction. Call or text us before you set foot in any builder's sales center, and we will coordinate with the sales team to ensure you are protected from day one.

Ready to Explore New Construction This Fall?

Adam and Natalie Stark have guided countless clients through the new construction process across every major community in Salt Lake and Utah Counties. Whether you are interested in Utah City's first phase in Vineyard, The Point's River District opportunity, Daybreak's Watermark Village, Terraine's five-builder lineup, Wildflower's Toll Brothers grand opening, Olympia's affordable subdivisions, or any of the communities covered in this update, we can help you compare builders, negotiate incentives, and find the right home for your family. Adam holds a New Home Construction certification and brings a finance background to evaluating builder contracts and design center selections.

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Disclaimer: Information in this article is based on publicly available data as of August 27, 2026, including builder websites, city planning documents, news reports, and MLS data. Pricing, availability, and incentive programs are subject to change without notice. Verify all details directly with builders and consult with a licensed real estate professional before making purchasing decisions. Adam Stark, Associate Broker AB-8047588-AB00 and Natalie Stark, Sales Associate SA-7369177-SA00, Summit Sotheby's International Realty, 13693 S 200 W, Suite 100, Draper, UT 84020.

New Construction Across the Wasatch Front: September 2026 Update