Permit
3247 West Jordan Loop Road, West Jordan, UT
4/ 5
High impact
Bedrock impact score
Action type
Permit
Asset class
Multifamily / Residential
Status
On municipal record
Filed
2026-07-28
Jurisdiction
West Jordan, UT
Days on record
4 days
01Investment highlights
Why this deal matters
- Permit in West Jordan, UT · Multifamily / Residential
- Bedrock impact score 4 of 5 — High impact
- Transit-adjacent multifamily site in a TSOD overlay is moving through preliminary site plan review
- A direct signal of entitlement progress for a likely higher-density residential play near a transit node.
- On the municipal record 4 days (filed 2026-07-28)
02Deal summary
The rationale
Transit-adjacent multifamily site in a TSOD overlay is moving through preliminary site plan review — a direct signal of entitlement progress for a likely higher-density residential play near a transit node.
Design Review Committee considering a preliminary site plan for the Jordan Valley Station Apartments on four parcels zoned Planned Community (P-C) and Transit Station Overlay District (TSOD) in West Jordan, UT.
03Deal facts
The filing record
- Jurisdiction
- West Jordan, UT
- Action type
- Permit
- Asset class
- Multifamily / Residential
- Parcel · APN
- 27-05-228-020-0000, 27-05-228-021-0000, 27-05-28-022-0000, 27-05-228-023-0000
- Applicant
- Tayler Jensen / Nate Nelson / David Murphy (#35498)
- Status
- On municipal record
- Filed
- 2026-07-28
- Days on record
- 4 days
04Location
Where this sits
3247 West Jordan Loop Road, West Jordan, UT
40.60270, -112.00130 · approximate (jurisdiction center)
Street view
At street level
Area demographics
Salt Lake County
1,146,215
Population
$77,128
Median HH income
383,324
Households
$1,062
Median rent
U.S. Census · ACS 5-year
Nearby amenities
Within ~1 mile
20 Transit
10 Schools
7 Dining
1 Banks
14 Parks
Points of interest · Google Places
05Record timeline
Filing to current status
- Filed with jurisdiction2026-07-284 days on record
- Scored by BedrockRelevance 4 / 5Automated land-use signal
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