Daybreak Utah | The Complete Community Guide

Oquirrh Lake at Daybreak, South Jordan Utah

2004

Year Founded

About Daybreak

Utah's largest master-planned
community.

Daybreak spans more than 4,000 acres on the former site of the Bingham Canyon Mine in South Jordan, Utah. Developed by the Larry H. Miller Company and originally by Kennecott Land, it sits 22 miles from downtown Salt Lake City with direct TRAX light rail access.

Once fully built, Daybreak will include over 20,000 homes, 9.1 million square feet of commercial space, and a complete urban core in Downtown Daybreak. It's Utah's first dedicated sports and entertainment district and the first community of its size in the region to meet Energy Star standards — every home is Energy Star certified.

🏖️ Oquirrh Lake

67-acre freshwater lake with non-motorized boating, fishing, and 5 miles of shoreline trails.

🚆 TRAX Red Line

Three TRAX stops connect Daybreak to downtown SLC, the U of U, and the airport.

🏫 5-Minute Life

Daybreak's design philosophy — parks, schools, shops, and transit all within a short walk or ride.

⚡ Energy Star

First large-scale community in the region to achieve Energy Star certification for every home.

🐕 Dog Parks & Gardens

Fenced dog parks, community garden plots, and green corridors throughout every village.

🏥 U of U Health Center

On-site University of Utah South Jordan Health Center with urgent care and emergency services.

Village by Village

Every village has its
own personality.

Daybreak isn't one neighborhood — it's a collection of distinct villages, each with its own character, price point, and proximity to amenities. Choosing the right village matters as much as choosing the right home.

Est. 2004 — Original Village

Founders Village

The first Daybreak village, built on the south side of Oquirrh Lake. Founders blends classical architecture inspired by Salt Lake City's Avenues neighborhood with mature trees, established sidewalks, and a community center. A true sense of permanence — and some of the best access to the lake.

LocationSouth side of Oquirrh Lake

Built2004 — Ongoing

Home TypesCondos, Townhomes, Single Family

VibeClassic, Established, Community-Oriented

InternetNote: Some homes not on Lumen/HOA internet

Community Center Splash Pool Oquirrh Lake Access Garden Plots Sunflower Park

Est. 2006 — Phase 2

Eastlake Village

Daybreak's second phase is home to the Oquirrh Mountain LDS Temple and some of the community's largest homes. Promenade Park runs from the temple to the lake, passing the Eastlake Pool, tennis courts, and skate park. Diverse architecture and walkable to SoDa Row.

LocationEast of Oquirrh Lake

Built2006 — Ongoing

Home TypesSingle Family, Estate Homes

VibePremier, Diverse, Family-Friendly

Eastlake Pool Promenade Park Tennis Courts Skate Park Beach Area

Est. 2008 — Phase 3

North Shore Village

Daybreak's third phase shifted toward higher density and affordability. North Shore was the first village with solar-powered homes. A good mix of starter homes and larger single-family homes, plus Brookside Park with its zip line and creek for kids to paddle in.

LocationNorthwest of Oquirrh Lake

Built2008 — Ongoing

Home TypesTownhomes, Single Family, Affordable Options

VibeActive, Affordable, Family-Focused

Brookside Park Solar Homes Zip Line Garden Plots Tennis Courts

TRAX Direct Access

South Station Village

The transit-oriented village, built just south of Daybreak's TRAX light rail station. Modern townhomes and apartments sit steps from the platform — walk to the U of U Health Center, a coming library, dining, and light rail to downtown SLC. Homes meet the EPA 3.0 Energy Star rating.

LocationSouth Daybreak, Adjacent to TRAX

Home TypesTownhomes, Apartments

VibeUrban, Commuter-Friendly, Modern

TransitWalk to TRAX Red Line

TRAX Steps Away U of U Health Center Modern Townhomes EPA 3.0 Energy Star

Newest Village — Opened 2021

Cascade Village

Daybreak's newest village on the western edge of the community, near The Watercourse. New home designs here prioritize flexibility, energy efficiency, and modern layouts. Builders currently active: Holmes Homes, Ivory Homes, Destination Homes, Rainey Homes, and Sego Homes. Quick move-in inventory often available.

LocationWestern Daybreak, Near Watercourse

Built2021 — Actively Building

Home TypesSingle Family, Cottages, Paired Homes

BuildersHolmes, Ivory, Destination, Rainey, Sego

New Construction Watercourse Access The Loop Trails Elementary Coming Soon

Upper Villages — Active Building

Watermark Village

Part of the Upper Villages near The Watercourse, Watermark offers a blend of traditional and modern architecture with strong proximity to parks, trails, and The Loop bike network. Rainey Homes' Estate Collection is offered here, along with options from Holmes and Sego.

LocationUpper Villages, Near The Watercourse

Home TypesSingle Family, Estate Homes

BuildersHolmes, Ivory, Rainey, Sego

VibeUpscale, Trail-Connected, Modern

Watercourse Views Estate Options The Loop Paseo Collections

Premier Lakefront — Most Exclusive

The Island at Oquirrh Lake

The most desirable address in Daybreak. 160 prime lots on an island in the center of Oquirrh Lake — either right on the waterfront or within two blocks of the shore. 360° of lake shoreline surrounds the island, connected to the rest of Daybreak by two bridges. These are the priciest and most sought-after homes in the community.

LocationIsland in Oquirrh Lake — Center of Daybreak

OpenedSummer 2018

Lots160 Prime Lots (Waterfront & Near-Water)

VibeLuxury, Exclusive, Lakefront Resort Living

360° Lakefront 5 Miles of Shoreline Two Bridges Most Exclusive Address

55+ Active Adult Community

SpringHouse Village

Daybreak's newest 55+ community, opened 2018, on the west side of Bangerter Highway. All homes are built by OakwoodLife (a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary). The village has its own dedicated 10,000 sq ft community center and private swimming pool — resort-style amenities within the broader Daybreak community.

Eligibility55+ Active Adults

OpenedSummer 2018

BuilderOakwoodLife (Berkshire Hathaway)

VibeResort-Style, Low-Maintenance, Active

Private Pool & Clubhouse 10,000 sq ft Community Center Low-Maintenance Yards OakwoodLife Designs

West Side — Opened 2017

Highland Park Village

The first village west of Mountain View Corridor, Highland Park features The Hub info center, a community pool, and a café. It introduced The Loop — a network of parks and nature trails that meanders around the community with dedicated biking highways for easy, safe access.

LocationWest of Mountain View Corridor

OpenedMay 2017

Home TypesSingle Family, Varied Price Points

VibeActive, Trail-Connected, Family

The Hub Info Center Community Pool The Loop Trail Network Bike Highways

Who's Building Here

Daybreak's homebuilders.

Daybreak partners with Utah's best builders — each with distinct specialties, price points, and villages. Here's what you need to know about each one.

Holmes Homes

In Daybreak Since the Beginning · 5 Generations

Utah's most established Daybreak builder — five generations of homebuilding and over 16,000 homes. Holmes received the "Builder of Integrity" Award in 2017. They build the widest price range in the community and have the most village presence.

South Station District

Cascade Village

Watermark Village

North Station

Starting in the $300s

Single Family Townhomes Quick Move-In

David Weekley Homes

In Daybreak Since 2013 · 40+ Years National Experience

The only builder to win the Triple Crown of American Home Building — "America's Best Builder," "Builder of the Year," and the "National Housing Quality Award." Named to FORTUNE's "100 Best Companies to Work For" 12 times. Currently building Dawn townhomes at South Station.

South Station (Dawn Townhomes)

Mid $400s – $600s

Townhomes National Award-Winner

Ivory Homes

Longtime Daybreak Builder

Utah's largest locally-owned homebuilder. Ivory builds their Paseo Collection in Daybreak — homes adjacent to shared park spaces that encourage community interaction. Currently offering cottage-style Quick Move-In homes in Cascade Village.

Cascade Village

Watermark Village

High $300s – $500s

Paseo Collection Cottages Quick Move-In

Rainey Homes

25+ Years in Utah & Arizona

Rainey focuses on timeless luxury — from classic colonial to cozy cottages to estate homes built to outlast design trends. Three distinct collections at Daybreak: Carriage House, Traditional, and the Watermark Estate Collection.

Cascade Village

Watermark Village

$600s – $1M+

Estate Homes Luxury Single Family Custom Options

Destination Homes

Passionate About Architecture & Community

Destination Homes focuses on beautiful architecture and well-designed community spaces. In Cascade Village they offer paired homes (twin homes) — two identical homes in tandem sharing a common space, with no shared walls common in traditional townhomes.

Cascade Village

$500s – $700s

Paired / Twin Homes Architectural Focus

Sego Homes

Modern, Health-Forward Design

Sego's priorities: healthy living, green building, and smart design. Modern townhomes, paired homes, and single family with open floor plans, fresh styling, rooftop decks, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. A design studio lets buyers personalize their home.

Downtown Daybreak (Townhomes)

Cascade Village

Watermark Village

$400s – $700s

Modern Design Rooftop Decks Green Building Design Studio

OakwoodLife

55+ Specialist · A Berkshire Hathaway Company

OakwoodLife is the exclusive builder for SpringHouse Village — Daybreak's 55+ community. Oakwood Homes is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway. Low-maintenance yards, resort-like amenities, and home designs built around easy, active living.

SpringHouse Village (55+)

$400s – $600s

55+ Only Low Maintenance Resort Amenities

Important note on builder contracts: New construction contracts at Daybreak are fundamentally different from resale contracts. Builder agreements are written to protect the builder — not the buyer. Having a REALTOR® who understands the builder contract language, lot premiums, upgrade traps, and negotiating leverage can save you thousands. Johnny works with Daybreak buyers regularly and knows which builders have the most flexibility and which don't.

Downtown Daybreak

Utah's first sports &
entertainment district.

Downtown Daybreak is the community's new urban core — walkable, transit-connected, and actively expanding. It sits along the TRAX Red Line with three stops and encompasses dining, entertainment, retail, a new ballpark, a University of Utah health center, and much more arriving through 2026 and beyond.

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The Ballpark at America First Square

Home of the Salt Lake Bees (Triple-A, Angels affiliate). Opened April 8, 2025. Capacity of 8,000 fans, built in just 14 months by Okland Construction. Field-level suites, panoramic Wasatch views, MLB-caliber amenities.

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South Jordan Downtown TRAX Station

Opened March 2025 — years ahead of schedule. Gives Downtown Daybreak three Red Line stops: South Jordan Parkway, Downtown South Jordan, and Daybreak Parkway (terminus).

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Miller Arts Center (Breaking Ground 2026)

A $25M donation from the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation funds a regional arts center in South Jordan, in partnership with Salt Lake County. Breaking ground in early 2026.

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SoDa Row & Dining

Daybreak's original town center has local restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, and a Beach Club. Hires Big H opened a location in Downtown Daybreak in 2025. New restaurants and retail continue to arrive.

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U of U Health Center & Library

University of Utah South Jordan Health Center with urgent care and emergency room already open. A new public library is coming to the district as well. The University owns 90 acres for a future campus.

Community Amenities

Everything included
in your HOA.

Your $142.50/month HOA covers parks, trails, pools, the lake, events, and more. Here's what daily life in Daybreak actually looks like.

🌊 Oquirrh Lake

67-acre freshwater lake with non-motorized boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and 5 miles of paved shoreline trails. One of the most unique community amenities in the entire Western US.

🏋️ Community Center

Full fitness center, gymnasium, indoor track, group fitness classes, an outdoor pool, and space for events. Youth programs and community meetups are regular fixtures.

🚴 40+ Miles of Trails

One of Utah's most connected trail systems. 40+ miles of paths and dedicated bike highways (The Loop) thread through every village. Dog-friendly, stroller-friendly, and always maintained.

💧 The Watercourse

A chain of calm waterways, pocket parks, and paths winding through the Upper Villages. Completed and fully opened in 2024. Easy paddling and waterfront living for the western side of Daybreak.

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7+ Community Pools

Multiple pools across the community, plus splash areas for kids

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48 Parks

From Sunflower Park to Promenade Park to Brookside with its zip line and creek

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Fenced Dog Parks

Off-leash areas maintained throughout multiple villages

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Community Garden Plots

Rentable plots for residents in Founders and North Shore villages

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Concert Series

Summer outdoor concerts running June–August, plus ticketed events at the Ballpark

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Lumen Internet (Included)

High-speed internet included with HOA dues for most homes (except some in Founders Village)

Education

Top-ranked schools
inside the community.

Daybreak is home to five public schools within or adjacent to the community — three K-6 elementaries, a K-9 charter, and a 6-12 academy. All of them are consistently top-ranked in the Jordan School District.

Elementary · K-6 Top Rated

Aspen Elementary

Grades K–6 · Jordan School District

One of three K-6 elementary schools within Daybreak. Strong STEM programming and community involvement. Close to Founders and Eastlake villages.

Elementary · K-6 Top Rated

Eastlake Elementary

Grades K–6 · Jordan School District

Serves the Eastlake and North Shore area. New neighborhood elementary school coming to Cascade/Watermark Villages.

Charter · K-9 Top Rated

Daybreak Charter Academy

Grades K–9 · Public Charter

A public K-9 charter school within the Daybreak community, offering a unique educational model for families seeking an alternative to traditional district schools.

Academy · 6-12 Top Rated

Daybreak Community Academy

Grades 6–12 · Public Academy

A public 6-12 academy within the community, offering secondary education with strong community ties and an integrated curriculum approach.

High School Jordan District

Bingham High School

Grades 9–12 · Jordan School District

The primary feeder high school for most Daybreak families. Known for strong athletics, academics, and arts programs throughout the South Valley.

Future Coming Soon

Cascade/Watermark Elementary

Grades K–6 · Jordan School District

A new neighborhood elementary school is being planned for the Cascade and Watermark village area as those neighborhoods continue to grow.

School boundaries change periodically. Always verify current boundaries directly with Jordan School District or through your Daybreak agent before purchase.

HOA & Ownership Rules

Know the HOA
before you buy.

The Daybreak Community Association runs one of the most active HOAs in Utah. The amenities are genuinely exceptional — but so are the rules. Here's what every buyer and seller needs to know.

HOA Fees & What's Included

Master Association rates as of 2025. Some villages have additional sub-association fees.

Master HOA (Monthly)$142.50

Internet (Lumen)Included

Lake AccessIncluded

All Parks & TrailsIncluded

Community Center & PoolsIncluded

Events & ConcertsIncluded

Snow Removal (Common Areas)Included

Sub-Association FeesVaries by Village

HOA ManagementCCMC (Kestrel Rise Rd)

Closing DocumentsVia Homewisedocs.com

Critical Rules Every Buyer Must Know

These rules have real financial consequences. Review them before you close.

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No Short-Term Rentals. Airbnb, VRBO, and similar rentals are prohibited. Violation fines can be significant.

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12-Month Owner-Occupancy Required Before Renting. You must live in the home for 12 months before it can be rented long-term. Proof may be required.

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No-Resale Within 12 Months. Buyers now sign an affidavit at closing agreeing not to sell within 12 months. Exceptions include death, divorce, and job transfer of 60+ miles. Fine: $25,000.

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Architectural Standards Enforced. Exterior changes, paint colors, landscaping, and fencing all require HOA design review approval before work begins.

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Sign Rules for Sellers. For-sale signs max 24"×24", no park strips, no more than one realtor sign. Open house signs only during the open house window.

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Sub-Associations. Some townhomes and condos have additional sub-association fees covering landscaping, exterior maintenance, and snow removal on private drives.

📊 Market Snapshot — Updated Regularly

Daybreak by the
numbers.

Real data, no fluff. These figures reflect approximate current MLS conditions for the Daybreak area. Contact Johnny for a precise, current analysis specific to the village or street you're targeting.

Median Sale Price

~$525K

↑ 4.1% YoY (SL County)

Price Range (Community)

$350K–$2M+

→ Townhomes to Island Estates

Avg. Days on Market

~18

↑ Competitive — Price Well

1-in-6 Homes Built Here

2022

→ In all Salt Lake County

6–8%

Annual Appreciation
Since 2004

Daybreak homes have appreciated at an average annual rate of 6–8% since the community launched in 2004, consistently meeting or exceeding the broader Salt Lake County average. A home purchased in 2015 for $360,000 could be worth approximately $575,000–$620,000 today, depending on village, lot, and upgrades.

The master plan's architectural standards, open space requirements, and cohesive design guidelines minimize risk and reduce the volatility common in traditional subdivisions. In 2022 alone, one in six homes built in all of Salt Lake County was in Daybreak.

Source: MLS (May 2025), Utah Association of Realtors (Q3 2024). Individual results vary. Not a guarantee of future performance.

* Market figures are approximate and reflect general conditions. Always request a current, property-specific CMA from Johnny before making pricing decisions.

New Construction Guide

Buying new construction
the right way.

New construction at Daybreak is exciting — and easy to overpay on if you don't know the game. Here's how to approach it.

01

Register Your Agent on Day One

Builder sales reps work for the builder. The moment you walk into a model home, register your REALTOR® with you — without this, they may not be allowed to represent you later. Johnny can do this over the phone before your first visit.

02

Understand Lot Premiums

Lots with park access, corner locations, or backing to open space often carry lot premiums of $15,000–$50,000+. Knowing which premiums actually hold value and which are just builder margin is critical to a smart purchase.

03

Read the Builder Contract Carefully

Builder contracts have their own timelines, escalation clauses, material substitution rights, and limited warranty terms. They're designed for the builder's protection — not yours. Know what you're signing.

04

Design Studio Strategy

Builders make significant margin in the design studio. Some upgrades add real value; others are pure profit for the builder. Prioritize upgrades that are expensive to change later (flooring, wiring, plumbing) and save cosmetic changes for after closing.

05

Get an Independent Inspection

Even on new construction, get an independent third-party home inspection — preferably before drywall (framing stage) and again at final walkthrough. Builders make mistakes; finding them early saves headaches after move-in.

💡 Johnny's Take

I've helped buyers navigate Daybreak builder contracts and walked design studios with clients enough times to know where the value is and where it isn't. Builder reps are friendly and professional — and they're also salespeople for the builder. Having someone in your corner who knows the product costs you nothing and can save you real money.

Frequently Asked Questions

You don't legally require one, but it's strongly in your interest to have one. The builder pays the buyer's agent commission — you pay nothing extra. A REALTOR® who knows Daybreak can catch contract issues, negotiate on your behalf, and guide you through the design process. The sales rep can't do any of that — they represent the builder.

Builders rarely drop their base prices — it affects comps for every home in the community. Instead, they negotiate through incentives: design studio credits, interest rate buydowns, closing cost assistance, or lot premium reductions. Knowing which builder has inventory pressure and when is the key to getting real concessions.

Typically 6–12 months from contract to close, depending on the builder, complexity, and current construction demand. Some builders offer "quick move-in" homes — already framed or near-complete — that close in 30–90 days. Holmes, Ivory, and OakwoodLife frequently have quick move-in inventory.

All Daybreak homes — new or resale — are subject to the Master HOA at $142.50/month. Some villages (particularly townhomes and condos) also carry sub-association fees for landscaping, exterior maintenance, or snow removal. Ask for the full HOA disclosure package before signing any builder contract.

Yes. Builders will push their preferred lender and often tie incentives to using it — but you have the legal right to use your own. Always compare the builder's lender offer to at least one independent lender. Sometimes the incentives outweigh a slightly higher rate; sometimes they don't. Run the math.

Every Daybreak home is Energy Star certified, meaning they meet strict EPA energy efficiency guidelines. In practice: better insulation, tighter ducts, improved air-sealing, and lower utility bills vs. older construction. Utah adopted the 2021 IECC energy code effective July 2024, raising the bar further for new permits. Ask your builder for the home's HERS Index rating for an apples-to-apples efficiency comparison.

The Daybreak HOA requires buyers to sign an affidavit at closing agreeing not to sell within 12 months of purchase. Exceptions include death, divorce, or a job transfer of 60+ miles. Violating this rule carries a $25,000 fine. This applies even if your circumstances change shortly after purchase.

Yes. Short-term rentals (Airbnb, VRBO, etc.) are prohibited in Daybreak. For long-term rentals, you must live in the home for 12 months as an owner-occupant before converting it to a rental. The HOA can and does enforce these rules, including requiring proof of occupancy and removing amenity access for non-compliant properties.

Your Next Move

Whether you're buying
or selling.

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Buying in Daybreak

The market moves quickly here. Getting the right home means knowing which villages fit your lifestyle, which builders have the best track record right now, and how to compete without overpaying.

Access to new construction, resale, and off-market opportunities
Village-by-village breakdown so you pick the right fit for your family
Builder contract review — know what you're signing before you sign it
Design studio strategy — where to spend, where to save
Independent inspection referrals (even for new construction)
Offer strategy based on current market conditions by village

Start Your Daybreak Search →

Working with a buyer's agent costs you nothing — the builder or seller pays the commission. You get expert representation on the most significant purchase of your life at no out-of-pocket cost.

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Selling in Daybreak

Daybreak sellers have real equity to leverage. Getting the most out of it means pricing with precision, presenting the home well, and reaching the right buyers — including the investors and relocators who are actively searching the community.

Free, data-backed home valuation — no obligation, no pressure
Village-specific pricing — not just zip code averages
Professional photography, video, and digital marketing strategy
Pre-listing preparation: what to fix, what to skip
HOA compliance guidance — sign rules, disclosures, Homewisedocs
Clear timeline and communication from list to close

Get My Home's Value →

Daybreak's 12-month no-resale rule has implications for pricing strategy and buyer pool. If you bought recently, let's talk through the timing before you decide to list.

Client Stories

What clients say
after the close.

★★★★★

"Johnny knew every street in Daybreak. He didn't just show us houses — he helped us understand what we were actually getting into with each village and each builder. We ended up in the right home for the right reasons."

The Martinez Family

Purchased New Construction · Cascade Village

★★★★★

"We listed during a slower stretch and still got 99% of asking. Johnny's pricing strategy was specific to our street and village — not just a generic CMA. That made a real difference."

Sarah & Mike T.

Sold · Eastlake Village

★★★★★

"First-time buyers and we had so many questions. Johnny never made us feel rushed or dumb for asking. He walked us through the builder contract line by line — that alone was worth everything."

Jordan & Kelsey W.

Purchased · South Station Village

Johnny Hansen REALTOR® - Daybreak Utah Real Estate Expert

Zander

Real Estate Team

Your Daybreak Expert

Johnny Hansen,
REALTOR®

Most agents cover half the valley. Johnny's focus is sharper — South Jordan, Herriman, Riverton, Eagle Mountain, and the communities around them. Daybreak is where that focus converges.

With the Zander Real Estate Team, Johnny specializes in new construction and resale across the communities he knows best. That means sharper comps, better timing, and an agent who understands the specific nuances of Daybreak — including builder contracts, HOA rules that affect your closing, and the village-by-village price dynamics that generic agents miss.

01

Hyperlocal Focus

Daybreak, South Jordan, Herriman, Eagle Mountain — not the whole state. Depth over breadth, every time.

02

New Construction Expertise

Builder contracts are not the same as resale contracts. Johnny knows the difference — and negotiates accordingly.

03

Straight Communication

You'll hear from Johnny when it matters. No fluff, no pressure — clear answers and timely updates from start to close.

Ready to talk Daybreak?

801-346-1668

Johnny Hansen · REALTOR® · Zander Real Estate Team

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Utah's Most Complete Community.

Utah's largest master-plannedcommunity.

Every village has itsown personality.

Founders Village

Eastlake Village

North Shore Village

South Station Village

Cascade Village

Watermark Village

The Island at Oquirrh Lake

SpringHouse Village

Highland Park Village

Daybreak's homebuilders.

Utah's first sports &entertainment district.

Everything includedin your HOA.

Top-ranked schoolsinside the community.

Know the HOAbefore you buy.

Daybreak by thenumbers.

Buying new constructionthe right way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you're buyingor selling.

Buying in Daybreak

Selling in Daybreak

What clients sayafter the close.

Johnny Hansen,REALTOR®

Start yourDaybreak journey.

Utah's Most
Complete Community.

Utah's largest master-planned
community.

Every village has its
own personality.

Utah's first sports &
entertainment district.

Everything included
in your HOA.

Top-ranked schools
inside the community.

Know the HOA
before you buy.

Daybreak by the
numbers.

Buying new construction
the right way.

Whether you're buying
or selling.

What clients say
after the close.

Johnny Hansen,
REALTOR®

Start your
Daybreak journey.