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Target confirmed for Herriman Commons; city expects broader retail development

Herriman City (podcast) · July 11, 2025
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Summary

Podcast hosts announced Target will locate at Herriman Commons (corner of 130 Fourth and Mountain View Corridor) after a recent groundbreaking; hosts said other tenants will be announced later and that developers expect a phased opening around 2027.

Herriman City hosts announced on the city podcast that Target will locate at Herriman Commons, the hosts said, describing the site as the corner of 130 Fourth and Mountain View Corridor. "Target is coming to Herriman Commons," one host said, noting a ceremonial groundbreaking took place a few Fridays earlier.

Hosts said they are not yet disclosing other tenants because the corporations are making their own announcements. "We're not gonna tell you other tenants who we think are coming because they haven't announced yet," a co-host said, adding that the city had "inklings" about additional occupants but would defer to the retailers' timing.

On timing, hosts said developers had communicated an optimistic opening window. "We've been told 2027 is when they're expecting to open everything," a host said, while another estimated an 18-month to two-year timeframe based on visible earth-moving at the site.

The hosts framed the announcement as an economic-development success for the city and said city staff actively recruit and entice corporate partners to locate in Herriman. They described the location as a visible gateway to the city and predicted the new retail center will spur additional announcements and activity but emphasized that those details remain under the tenants' control.

The podcast did not identify the developer, other incoming tenants, or any specific public approvals tied to the project. The hosts said more information will be shared when retailers make formal announcements.