Frequently Asked Questions

The new urban center is being designed to include a mix of office, food, entertainment, service retail, high-end retail, a hotel, support businesses for the future University of Utah development, and residences. Like the rest of Daybreak, the new urban center is part of a plan that originated over 20 years ago with the Wasatch Front Regional Council and Envision Utah. Now it’s shifting into a new gear thanks to a collaboration between LHM and the City of South Jordan. 

The new development will bring in attractive housing that will increase the customer base for existing and new businesses. New businesses the development plans to bring in are offices, retail, food, and more. This also brings additional jobs to the area.

As with adding any new business or commercial development to an area, it may have an initial negative impact on existing, competing businesses; however, as the population grows, it will lessen this issue because as the “pie” grows larger, there will be more customers for all. More importantly, it can bring new economic interest to the larger area by attracting customers that come because of the volume and variety of shops and eateries in South Jordan.

The City works closely with business center owners like LHM by working with its commercial team, commercial brokers, and site selectors looking to locate businesses in Daybreak; and assisting potential businesses to process applications as quickly as possible.