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Provo advances plan for 68-home subdivision with 34 workforce units in land trust
Summary
Provo officials outlined a council-driven plan to build 68 homes on city-owned land near the high school, with 34 units held in a land trust to preserve long-term affordability for city employees; construction is expected to start in 2026 and first moves late 2026.
Provo City leaders on Monday reviewed a development plan for a 68-lot subdivision at 3200 West Bulldog, south of the high school, that pairs 34 market-rate homes with 34 workforce homes placed in a permanent land trust.
Justin Harrison, ProvoCity council executive director, said the parcel was rezoned by the council to R-16 and identified by the city as suitable for a workforce-housing pilot. Developer Nilsen Homes will build the project; the Provo Housing Authorityland-trust entity will hold the land for the workforce units so those homes remain more affordable for successive buyers.
The proposal calls for clustering homes on roughly 12 acres of developable land, with the developer building 34 market-rate units and 34…
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