Cable #2129December 3, 2025

Mayflower Looms Costs

The Mayflower development threatens to dilute Deer Valley’s exclusive cachet and erode long‑term returns.

Extell’s new Mayflower development sits adjacent to Deer Valley East Village, while East Deer Valley’s latest project graces the same northern ridge. The height of the Linden cranes already dwarfs the proposed Hyatt Regency, a building that would soon appear minuscule amid the eight new elevators. The forthcoming Tiger Woods golf course, slated to weave into the lakefront, outlines a network of trophy homes that render Glenwild and Promontory puny. As parking plazas expand to accommodate the influx, the classic Deer Valley shuttle will have to loop through Heber, Midway, Quinns Junction, and the I‑80/U.S. 40 exits, creating gridlock that could destroy nightly A‑listers’ satisfaction. Residents await the outcome of Wasatch County Planning Commission deliberations, while Tom Clyde’s micromanagement promises, but does not guarantee, coordinated regulation. ROI will suffer as spinning‑wheel investment flows into an oversupplied luxury market; aesthetics may be compromised by an abundance of metallic paneling and a proliferation of glass facades. The prudent recommendation is to Sell before devaluation consumes equity.

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#Real Estate#Development#Deer Valley East Village#Hyatt#Extell#Wasatch County Planning Commission