Clyde Companies breaks ground on Ironton, a new destination community spanning Springville and Provo

The project is a major investment in the community where Clyde Companies was founded 100 years ago.

After 100 years of building communities across the Intermountain West, Clyde Companies Inc. broke ground today on Ironton, a new destination community in Springville and Provo. Ironton complements the company's new headquarters under construction directly south on Main Street and reflects its ongoing commitment to building a better community.

"Ironton is a significant project for Clyde Companies as we fulfill our mission to building a better community right here where it all began," said Jeremy Hafen, President and CEO of Clyde Companies. "This project will bring a community asset where families, friends, and neighbors will gather, shop, and dine."

Designed to bring people together, Ironton will offer public amenities including an ice-skating ribbon; walking trails; community spaces; public art; and a variety of dining options, including Springville's own Joe Bandito's. The development will also include more than 400 new homes, including condos, townhomes, and single-family houses.

Located at 1400 N and Main St., between Provo and Springville, Ironton will serve as a bridge connecting the two communities.

"Ironton is a significant project for Provo and Springville. It spans our city boundary, which means bringing it to life required us to look beyond that boundary and consider what we could accomplish together," said Provo Mayor Marsha Judkins. "A line on a map really matters when you plan infrastructure, coordinate services, or make land-use decisions, but the people who will live and spend time here will experience this as one place. We are excited about what Ironton can mean for the people who call this valley home and are deeply grateful for the opportunity to celebrate this partnership."

Springville Mayor Matt Packard added, "We are excited to see the start of this great project by the Clyde Companies. It represents their commitment to our city and reflects the great investment value of Springville City."

Ironton will be built in phases. The first phase will include dining, public art, and community spaces, including 60,000 square feet of retail and office space, ice-skating ribbon, and a central event lawn. The first phase is expected to be completed in 2028.

For more details about Ironton, visit discoverironton.com.