The Gateway is one of the largest redevelopment projects in Utah. It is a $375 million dollar project that blends office, retail, entertainment, cultural and residential uses into a comprehensive mixed-use development spanning across 40 acres in downtown Salt Lake City.

Stretching 3 city blocks, The District in South Jordan is one of the largest mixed-use developments of its kind in Utah. The 120 acres includes theatres, restaurants, retail facilities, residential housing, specialty shops, office buildings and a great view of the Salt Lake Valley. The District, a unique blend of design and architecture, also includes a main street shopping district. The main street district ties into the Larry H. Miller Megaplex 20 screen theater. Other anchor tenants at the District include Target, JC Penney, Office Max, Sports Authority, Ross, Harmons, Petco, Hobby Lobby, and Larry H. Miller’s 20-screen Megaplex Theaters. The District is located in the fastest growing residential area in the Wasatch Front and is adjacent to the new Daybreak Community in South Jordan. The retail center offers conveniences from general merchandise to fashion, grocery, and entertainment.

Draper Peaks is located just off the I-15 corridor into Draper.  Built in two phases, Draper Peaks is anchored by Kohls, Ross, Petco, Famous Footwear, Michaels and Dress Barn.  Draper Peaks also contains traditional restaurant and multi-tenant pad sites.  The retail development is located along 12300 South and is in a main-street like setting parallel to the main entrance into the project.  The second phase, immediately west of Kohls is anchored by Office Depot, Wasatch Home, Justice and Applebees and contains three additional free-standing pad sites and shop spaces.

The Junction, a mixed-use project that includes a 65,000 square foot class A office building, has 51,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, Larry Miller’s 13 screen Megaplex movie theatre complex and 92 residential units. At the south end, Boyer has built a four-story, 65,000 square foot office building where Wells Fargo Bank is the lead tenant together with the Ogden office of the law firm, Van Cott Bagley Cornwall and McCarthy.  The Megaplex Theatres and the Salomon Center are great anchors to the project and provide a popular gathering place for downtown Ogden.

The Commons at Sugar House benefits from a history of strong retail sales. The center is surrounded by well-established neighborhoods and characterized by high education and income levels.  The Commons boasts a great lineup of tenants: Barnes & Noble, Whole Foods, Mens Wearhouse, Bed Bath & Beyond and many others.