Deer Valley East Village: where things stand heading into summer 2026

PARK CITY, Utah — Deer Valley East Village, developed by Extell Development Company in partnership with Reef Capital Partners, is the first new alpine ski village in North America in over 40 years. The project is taking shape above the Jordanelle Reservoir in Utah’s Wasatch Mountains, adjacent to Deer Valley Resort’s expanded terrain. The village is opening in phases, with full completion expected in 2030. Here is where things stand.

Canopy by Hilton Deer Valley

Canopy by Hilton is projected to open in late July with 180 rooms and a number of food and beverage outlets, marking another step in the area’s commercial offerings taking shape.

Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences Deer Valley

The Four Seasons is projected to welcome guests for the 2027/2028 ski season, with 134 hotel rooms and 123 private residences, including 8 penthouses, soon to launch for sale in a ski-in/ski-out setting. It will mark the first Four Seasons in Utah.

Cormont at Deer Valley

Tower 1 of Cormont at Deer Valley is projected to top off construction this summer, with an anticipated opening during the 2027/2028 ski season. Tower 5’s residential units and dedicated commercial spaces are also currently under construction and anticipated to be completed for the following ski season.

Marcella Landing at Deer Valley

Forty-eight residential units designed by Olson Kundig are rising on a gated ridge-top site with private access to the Deer Valley East Village. Six additional units are expected to come to market later this summer.

Waldorf Astoria Deer Valley

Announced in February 2026, the Waldorf Astoria Deer Valley features a dual-tower design by Kohn Pedersen Fox with interiors by AvroKO. Plans call for 132 hotel rooms and 105 condominiums, with a projected opening for the 2028/2029 ski season.

The opening timeline

The next major milestone comes during the 2027/2028 ski season, when the Deer Valley Skier Services Building, the Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences, and the first Cormont residential towers are expected to debut. Additional residential, commercial and retail components will come online progressively through the end of the decade, including the Waldorf Astoria, projected to open for the 2028/2029 ski season.

The village is already alive: Grand Hyatt Deer Valley

While much of the Deer Valley East Village is still under construction, Grand Hyatt Deer Valley is already open and building out a year-round programming calendar for guests, residents and the broader community.

Memorial Day weekend, May 22 to 25:

• Nexus @ Night (May 22, 6 to 8 p.m.): A teen hangout featuring games, selfies and Dirty Sodas.
• Movies on the Lawn: “The Sandlot” (May 22, doors at 8:30 p.m., film at 9 p.m.)
• Hailstone Summer Sessions (May 23, 6 p.m.): Regional bands, seasonal food and beverage, and light family activities.
• Artisan S’mores Bar (May 23, 8 to 10 p.m.)
• DIY Trail Mix Send-Off (May 25, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.)
• Wellness programming: Paddleboarding and yoga, Sunrise Yoga Flow.
• Family programming: Mini Mic Social, Craft Hour and Story Corner.

The July 4 stretch brings a Red White and Blue BBQ running July 2 to 5.

Beyond the marquee events, the hotel has built out a full summer experiences calendar. Highlights include:

• The Crafted Experience: Hidden Ace (June 23): A cocktail-crafting evening.
• Wellness Kulübü (June 28): A wellness club and social reset.
• First Fridays at Grand Hyatt Deer Valley: A monthly community gathering.
• Sushi by Scratch: Park City omakase, Wednesday through Sunday.
• In Plain Sight: A recurring magician experience.
• Sunspell poolside cabana reservations, available throughout the season.
• E-bike rentals with Ski Butlers, beginning May 22.
• In-residence private chef experiences, bookable throughout the summer.

The full summer programming calendar, including booking links for all experiences, is available at the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley experiences page.

Grand Hyatt Deer Valley offers preferred rates for active duty, Reserve, National Guard, retired military, disabled veterans and qualifying Department of Defense civilians through its Salute to Service program. Qualifying stays include access to North Star, a dedicated concierge lounge; discounted ski day passes; 30% off food and beverage, spa services and daybed rentals; discounted valet parking; and additional discounts through Ski Butlers and Deer Valley Resort. Rates vary during peak periods, including the holidays, MLK weekend, Presidents’ Day weekend, and the Sundance Film Festival. For booking and eligibility details, visit the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley Salute to Service page.

Real estate: prices and options from entry-level to ultra-luxury

Deer Valley East Village will include approximately 1,700 private residences when complete, spanning ownership types and price points from entry-level ski condominiums to gated ridge-top townhomes, managed hotel residences and private townhomes with ski memberships.

Cormont at Deer Valley comprises 372 unbranded luxury condominiums across five towers at the heart of the village plaza. One- to four-bedroom floor plans are available, with two-bedroom residences starting at $2 million. Ownership comes with full rental optionality and no hotel management requirements.

Four Seasons Private Residences will offer 123 residences ranging from two to six bedrooms across two ski-in/ski-out towers, with the full suite of Four Seasons services. Eight penthouses are planned, with sales expected to launch this summer.

The Waldorf Astoria Residences will include 105 condominiums with architecture by Kohn Pedersen Fox and interiors by AvroKO.

Marcella Landing at Deer Valley is a gated townhome community, featuring 50 Olson Kundig-designed luxury residences perched on a prominent ridge above Deer Valley East Village, with direct ski access, an included Marcella Ski Membership, and nightly rental eligibility. Residences begin at approximately 5,000 square feet and feature sweeping mountain views.

Pioche Village offers the most accessible ownership entry point in the East Village, with 402 condominiums including studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units starting from $450,000, steps from the Jordanelle Express Gondola.

For a full breakdown of available real estate, visit deervalleyeastvillage.com/real-estate.