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Development, transportation, and mountain news from around Kimball Junction and Park City.
Source snapshot: Reviewed October 29, 2026. These summaries link to the original publishers; follow each source for subsequent updates.
Around the neighborhood
Getting around
Kimball Junction plans a new pedestrian connection
Summit County is working with UDOT on a pedestrian bridge across SR-224 near Ute Boulevard as part of local redevelopment and transportation improvements. Read the county’s September 2026 update for the proposal and public input.
Bridge design concepts · Summit County
Getting around
A new transit center for Kimball Junction
High Valley Transit is designing a new Kimball Junction transit center to improve access to its services. The project is in an early design phase, with construction targeted as early as 2027.
Relocation map · High Valley Transit
Mountain life
Deer Valley adds more mountain terrain
Deer Valley’s expansion continues into winter 2026–27 with additional terrain and lift access around Hail Peak. Explore the resort’s official expansion page for current plans and phased openings.
Hail Peak illustration · Deer Valley Resort
Neighborhood
Altus Park City: a new neighborhood at Kimball Junction
The former Dakota Pacific development is now Altus Park City. The 885-home plan brings a mix of housing to Kimball Junction, with construction tied to transportation improvements. Follow the project’s evolution in KPCW’s reporting.
Altus project area · Photo via KPCW
Neighborhood
Junction Commons: a new chapter for the outlet center
Summit County approved the mixed-use redevelopment in September 2026. Plans combine 340 homes with shops, commercial space, and gathering areas, including 220 affordable homes. The redevelopment is planned in phases over eight to ten years.
Concept rendering · Elliott Workgroup, via KPCW
Neighborhood
Altus’s first phase: 155 workforce homes
Six Ridge’s first-phase affordable housing project calls for 155 homes, with a design focused on walkability and places to connect. The developer has not announced a completion date.
Project rendering · Six Ridge Partners
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