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Solstice at 54th Residential Development

Taylorsville

Summary

Edge Homes is replacing an old commercial and high-density apartment plan with a 16.5-acre community featuring townhomes and condos. The project emphasizes homeownership, includes 30 affordable units, and resolves a tricky sound-wall issue along Bangerter Highway.

At a glance

Total mentions
5
Last 30 days
1

Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 7, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The developer anticipates home prices between $300k and $550k, with potential RDA involvement for homebuyer assistance on 30 affordable units.

✅Who benefits

Future home buyers looking for attainable housing options and townhome or condominium ownership in Taylorsville.

⚠️Who could be affected

None identified, though adjacent property owners expressed initial design feedback that was subsequently addressed.

Mentions & discussions (7)

MeetingOct 7, 2026approved

City Council Meeting — October 7, 2026

Edge Homes is replacing an old commercial and high-density apartment plan with a 16.5-acre community featuring townhomes and condos. The project emphasizes homeownership, includes 30 affordable units, and resolves a tricky sound-wall issue along Bangerter Highway.

MeetingSep 16, 2026

City Council Meeting — September 16, 2026

Edge Homes is bringing about 450 townhomes and condos to the old Kmart site at 3855 W. 5400 S. The project replaces an abandoned commercial space and an earlier, unpopular apartment proposal, focusing instead on homeownership with 80% owner-occupant requirements.

MeetingAug 11, 2026approved

Taylorsville Planning Commission Meeting — August 11, 2026

A new 316-unit for-sale housing project is replacing a previously approved 600-unit apartment complex. The project aims to provide more stable, owner-occupied housing while addressing neighbor concerns about traffic and noise.

MeetingJul 28, 2026

Taylorsville Planning Commission Meeting — July 28, 2026

A developer wants to build 414 apartments at the back of the Crossroads shopping center. Neighbors and commissioners are worried about traffic, parking, and fire safety.

MeetingApr 1, 2026

City Council Meeting — April 1, 2026

A new apartment complex with 150 units is planned for Redwood Road. This development will add housing options to the downtown area.

Utah BusinessMay 28, 2025

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Deseret NewsAug 25, 2005

Taylorsville gives new Wal-Mart a warm welcome

Taylorsville gives new Wal-Mart a warm welcome Deseret News

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