UTAH’S INNOVATION COMMUNITY
Phase One Development
Phase I Development Plans have been released! Located at the heart of the site, they reflect what Utahns want at The Point.
The Promenade
The Promenade will be a mixed-use development along a people-focused Main Street. It will include over 2 million square feet of office space, approximately 3,000 multi-family housing units, and 222,000 square feet of retail, shopping and restaurants, and grocery stores.
Groundbreaking at The Point
After years of in-depth planning and site preparation, The Point celebrated a pivotal milestone with the groundbreaking of the Porter Rockwell Boulevard extension, marking the start of Phase I Development. This momentous occasion symbolizes the beginning of a new era as Utah’s Innovation Community takes shape.
If you missed the event, we invite you to watch the recording on our YouTube Channel @ThePointUtah.
River to Range
The River to Range is a 1.4-mile paved regional trail that will connect the Jordan River Parkway Trail to the west with the foothills of Draper’s Corner Canyon to the East.
Central Green
Central Green will be a place that brings together urban living and outdoor recreation for Utahns and their families.
Innovation Alley
A dynamic Innovation District at The Point fosters groundbreaking research & technology commercialization that solves difficult problems and creates a more prosperous future for rising generations of Utahns.
The Point is widely recognized as one of the most important quality-of-life opportunities in Utah history. It consists of 600 acres of state-owned land that is being built into Utah’s Innovation Community. The new community will foster innovation and technological advancement, provide parks and open space, support economic opportunity and enhance Utahns’ quality of life.
The first phase of development will serve as a catalyst for The Point. Located at the heart of the site, it reflects Utahns’ vision. It includes a pedestrian-priority area, a Central Green, regional trail connections, transit-oriented development, a balanced mix of jobs, housing, retail, shopping, entertainment, and so much more.
Development plans also include critical backbone infrastructure that will lay the groundwork for future development. Major infrastructure projects will extend Porter Rockwell Boulevard and planned transit service through the site, and construct most of the “River-to-Range” regional trail system.
