The District at South Jordan
Mixed-use neighborhood in Daybreak
The District is the newer northern Daybreak section that blends Daybreak’s residential character with mixed-use commercial development. It includes the Megaplex theaters, restaurants, shops, the South Jordan Library, and emerging townhome and condo inventory. If you want walkable urban-style living within Daybreak/South Jordan, The District is the answer.
The District location and character
The District spans the northern Daybreak area near 11400 South Bangerter Highway. Mixed-use development with residential surrounding commercial. Walking distance to Megaplex Theatres, restaurants, the South Jordan Library, and shopping.
Home types and pricing
The District is primarily townhomes and condos. Single-family homes exist in adjacent sections. Townhomes range $475K-$625K. Condos range $375K-$550K. Walkable urban-style living at mid-tier pricing.
Walkable amenities
Megaplex Theatres, Wing Snob, Café Zupas, Costa Vida, Cafe Rio, multiple coffee shops, the South Jordan Library, ShopFleck retail, and the small District park. Few Utah suburbs offer this level of walkable amenity.
Schools
Jordan School District. Eastlake Elementary primary feeder. Copper Mountain Middle School. Bingham High School.
Who The District fits best
Empty nesters and singles who want walkable urban-style suburban living. Young professionals who work in Silicon Slopes. Buyers who want lower maintenance than single-family homes but more space than apartments.
The District pros and cons
Pros: Most walkable commercial amenities in Daybreak/South Jordan, modern construction, lower maintenance (townhomes/condos), strong rental potential for investors. Cons: Denser than other Daybreak villages, smaller lots, traffic on Bangerter near commercial areas.
Looking for a home in this village?
Call 801-999-8005 for a District tour or rental property analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The District part of Daybreak?
Yes — The District is the northern commercial-residential section of Daybreak in South Jordan. Daybreak residents and visitors share its amenities.
Is The District good for empty nesters?
Yes — walkable commercial amenities, lower-maintenance townhomes and condos, no yard work. Strong fit for empty nesters downsizing within South Jordan.
Are The District condos a good investment?
For rental investment, yes for the right unit. The District’s walkability and amenity proximity create strong tenant demand. Run the numbers carefully — HOA fees vary by building.
What are The District HOA fees?
Townhome HOA $200-$400/month depending on building. Condo HOA $250-$500/month depending on building and amenities. Higher than single-family Daybreak HOA but covers exterior maintenance.
