Draper is no longer just a desirable place to live , it’s a hotspot for new residential construction that’s reshaping the city’s housing landscape. Whether you’re a buyer hunting for the latest move-in-ready home or an investor tracking growth corridors, here’s the real snapshot of what’s going on right now.
Big Picture: Multiple Communities Underway
1. Kimballs Station — 550+ Townhomes & Condos
A collaboration between EDGEhomes and the City of Draper, Kimballs Station is one of the city’s largest residential projects. With roughly 550 units planned near the TRAX station, this community is aimed at improving housing affordability and walkability, especially for first-time buyers.
2. Big Willow Creek Estates — Ivory Homes
Located near 11400 South, this is a substantial single-family home community featuring larger lot sizes and easy access to the freeway and trails. Homes here reflect Draper’s move toward larger, more family-oriented living spaces.
3. Concord Lane — Element Homes (Under Construction)
This luxury subdivision offers high-end single-family homes with seven floor plans and pricing around the mid-to-upper-$1M range. It’s positioned for buyers seeking classic, spacious designs with modern finishes.
4. Fox Landing — Wright Homes
Fox Landing blends luxury and space with expansive floor plans and three-car garages. While availability has tightened, it still represents Draper’s premium new-home market.
These communities together show Draper’s shift toward housing diversity, from attached condos and townhomes to luxury single-family estates.
📍 Active Listings and Market Trends
As of the latest data, there are dozens of new construction homes for sale across Draper, ranging from townhouses and starter homes to custom estates. Listings reflect modern layouts and finishes that appeal to today’s buyers, and median prices in the new construction segment remain above many resale properties.
🌄 Custom Lots & Land for Build-Your-Own Homes
Draper isn’t just about subdivisions, there are numerous build-ready lots scattered throughout areas like Lone Peak Canyon and Suncrest. These parcels attract buyers and builders interested in custom homes with exceptional views and privacy.
🏙️ The Future: Large-Scale Community Vision
One of the most transformative developments in the works is The Point, a massive redevelopment of the old state prison site. Spanning over 600 acres, plans include residential neighborhoods, affordable housing, parks, commercial spaces, and transit connections. While primarily a mixed-use and economic hub, new residential components are planned and will anchor future growth.
🔎 Bottom Line
Why Draper’s new construction matters right now:
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Diverse housing stock: From affordable condos to luxury estates.
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Transit-oriented growth: Kimballs Station brings walkable living near public transit.
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Custom options: Build-ready parcels give buyers freedom and flexibility.
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Future-focused master planning: Projects like The Point aim to shape Draper’s urban core for decades.
