Exciting developments are underway at The Power District. This 100+ acre mixed-use development, led by Larry H. Miller Real Estate, provides a historic investment in Salt Lake City’s westside community and will create a place for families from all over Utah to gather, and a hopeful future Major League Baseball stadium. On October 27, community leaders celebrated the groundbreaking of the first corporate campus within the mixed-use development —a state-of-the-art 10-story, 300,000 sq. ft. campus for Rocky Mountain Power. Attendees emphasized the catalytic investment The Power District will be with its proximity to both the downtown core and the Salt Lake City International Airport, as well as its connection to two key state amenities: the Jordan River and Utah State Fairpark.
“There is great momentum in this community, and we are grateful for our many partners who share our commitment to developing this world-class sports and entertainment anchored mixed-use project,” said Steve Starks, CEO of the Larry H. Miller Company.
The Power District Starting Line-up:
- 100+ acre shovel-ready site with flexible zoning and building options
- 1.3 M Sq. Ft. office – a corporate campus with connected transportation options, amenities, open space, and direct access to the airport and downtown
- 4,700 housing units – a mixture of housing types and price points, including introducing 2-3+ bedroom housing options
- 320,000 Sq. Ft. retail
- 300 hotel keys
- 1-mile riverfront clean-up and access
- Walkable, mixed-use experience
- Abundant trails and green space
- Potential Major League Baseball ballpark
When asked at the groundbreaking about the future of Major League Baseball, Steve Starks replied to KSL.com, “We continue to demonstrate we’re the most ready market, that our ownership group is prepared; we have a site, that’s ready to go.”
Larry H. Miller Real Estate aims to have the site for the potential Major League ballpark shovel-ready by October 2026, coinciding with the collective bargaining discussions with MLB, which could potentially mark the start of the expansion process. The new Rocky Mountain Power headquarters is expected to be completed by September 2027.
“I’m grateful for the Miller family, who have invested significant capital and have made a commitment to this community,” said Steve Starks, CEO of the Larry H. Miller Company. “I believe this may be among the best and most impactful things that our organization has ever taken on in our 46-year history.”
