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  1. University of Utah Health is acquiring land for a new health center expansion in Salt Lake City's Power District.

University of Utah Health Acquires 14 Acres for Health Center Expansion

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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Miller Real Estate sold 14 acres of land to University of Utah Health on October 16, 2026. University of Utah Health is moving the Redwood Health Center to this new location in Salt Lake City's Power District. The acquisition allows the health provider to build a larger, more modern facility than originally planned.

From sltrib.com

Why it matters

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The expansion is intended to provide expanded and improved clinical services to the west-side communities. The new facility is planned next to a major transit hub, which the health provider cited as a key location advantage. This institutional investment signals major growth in the Power District area.

University of Utah Health is acquiring land for a new health center expansion in Salt Lake City's Power District.

From sltrib.com

Who's involved

  • Salt Lake CityLocation of the new health center expansion
  • Brad HolmesSold 14 acres of land to University of Utah Health

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Salt Lake CitySpeculative

    Salt Lake City might see increased investment and demand for services in the Power District due to the new health center.

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