Deer Valley’s $2 Billion Expansion (What You Need to Know)

Deer Valley's East Village is the biggest ski resort development since Beaver Creek — and it's happening right here off Highway 40 by the Jordanelle. I spend a lot of time out here, so let me break down what's actually being built, project by project, and where the opportunities sit at every price point from $450K to $9M+.

What East Village actually is

This is the new front door to Deer Valley: a full alpine village with 250,000+ square feet of retail — 32 restaurants and 42 shops planned — the largest ski beach in North America, wellness clubs, kids' centers, and ski-in/ski-out residences wrapped around all of it. Not a few condos and a chairlift; a from-scratch village in the mold of Whistler or Vail, reimagined for today's buyer. The developer is Extell — the group behind Central Park Tower in New York and Four Seasons Vail — so the execution capacity is real.

Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences

The headline project: 134 hotel rooms and 123 private residences, with a rooftop residents' lounge, full spa, ski valet, golf simulator, and indoor/outdoor pools. Two- to six-bedroom residences start at $3.75M. And here's a detail most agents won't tell you: the Four Seasons will sit directly in front of the Grand Hyatt — blocking many of those early buyers' views. That's exactly why following the master plan matters. Buildings that don't exist yet can change what your window looks at, and your value with it.

Cormont — the village core

Five residential towers wrapping the Grand Plaza and the ice ribbon, for people who want to be in the middle of the action: one- to five-bedroom condos from about $3M, heated outdoor pools, ski valet, underground parking — and nightly rentals allowed, which makes Cormont the strongest rental-plus-lifestyle play in the core.

Marcella Landing — private and premium

Up the ridge, 50 gated townhomes designed by Olson Kundig, each with access to The Landing — a private alpine clubhouse with ski valet — plus summer trail access. Five-bedroom layouts start around $9M, and nightly rentals are permitted. Related: Marcella's 143 custom estate lots sold out, and lot resales are already trading around $4–5M. That number alone tells you what the market thinks of this hillside.

Pioche Village — the entry point

Near the Jordanelle Gondola, Pioche offers studios to two-bedrooms from about $450K, sold fully furnished, with ski lockers, bike storage, a game room, and a solid gym. If you want a foothold in the East Village story without core-village pricing, this is it.

My take

There's even a persistent rumor of an Aman resort landing here — nothing confirmed, but I've been hearing it for over a year and I'll break it down the moment there's news. The bigger point: from $450K furnished condos to $9M ski-club townhomes, this is a master plan with a door for nearly every buyer — and early knowledge of the buildout (what gets built where, whose views survive) is worth real money. Thanks to listing agent Sheila Hall with Summit Sotheby's for sharing project information for the video — I'm not the listing agent, but I work this corridor every week.

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