Union Walk mixed-use apartment building in downtown Ogden listed for sale

by Jacob Scholl | May 21, 2026

The Union Walk building in downtown Ogden. Image via Summa Terra Ventures

Two multifamily projects in Ogden are now on the market, including a high-profile mixed-use project in the heart of downtown that includes first-floor retail.

The Union Walk and Hunter’s Landing North buildings were listed for sale in recent weeks, as the two buildings are asking $16.5 million and $27 million, respectively, according to online listings. Hunter’s Landing North is located just north of 12th Street at 1075 Century Drive, and Union Walk is located at 144 25th Street.

Both buildings are brand new, with Hunter’s Landing North receiving its certificate of occupancy last month. Union Walk received its certificate of occupancy for its first two floors last week, and will likely have the rest of the project certified in the coming days, according to Mike Watson, CEO of Summa Terra Ventures, the development company behind both projects. Once a state inspection approves the building’s elevator, all floors will be certified for tenants, Watson said.

Union Walk is a five-floor, 55-unit mixed-use project in the heart of downtown Ogden. In addition to its apartment units, the building also features two commercial spaces on the ground floor.

Union Walk – Project Details

13 studios
19 one-bedrooms
23 two-bedrooms
55 total

Hunter’s Landing North is another five-floor project that totals 100 units. The building is part of a campus, as Watson calls it, that includes the main Hunter’s Landing building and another future building, Hunter’s Landing East. The latter will have senior housing that will consist of between 26 to 30 units, Watson said. The project is in the midst of the entitlement process.

All three buildings of the Hunter’s Landing complex will offer shared amenities between all residents. In other words, a resident of Hunter’s Landing could utilize the amenities at Hunter’s Landing North or East and vice versa.

All three of the buildings are also listed for sale. Watson told Building Salt Lake one of the company’s mantras is that their buildings are always available for the right price.

“We put prices up on projects that we think are win-win prices for ourselves, and we like to try to leave a little bit of meat on the bone for the buyer,” Watson said. “We’re willing to transact on everything we have at any time, and that doesn’t mean we don’t want to keep assets.”

The Hunter’s Landing North building in Ogden, pictured looking to the southeast. Image via Summa Terra Ventures

While the buildings are available to purchase, Watson told Building Salt Lake that Summa Terra is more interested in bringing in equity partners. Listings for the Union Walk building and the main Hunter’s Landing building, for example, include notes in the descriptions that read, “While we would consider a Sale of this asset at this price, we would be more inclined to bring in equity partners to join the partnership we already have.”

Watson acknowledged that part of the reason for listing the buildings and seeking equity partners is due to the fallout from its ongoing lawsuit with Makers Line, a now-defunct construction company that began building the 25th Street multifamily project.

Makers Line started to build Union Walk back in 2023, but Ogden City later issued a stop work order after city officials found Makers Line used non-fire treated wood to frame the building. The building had to be demolished, and it was later rebuilt into the current structure with a different contracting company. Summa Terra later sued Makers Line, which collapsed in fall 2023. The lawsuit filed by Summa Terra is still pending.

Hunter’s Landing North – Project Details

35 studios
35 one-bedrooms
30 two-bedrooms
100 total

“Because of the legal actions that we’ve had with Makers Line that are ongoing, unfortunately, we’re in need of recapitalizing and bringing in a few more partners,” Watson said.

Despite that issue, Watson said the assets are strong. He said the main Hunter’s Landing building, which was also involved in the Makers Line issues, is approaching 90% lease up after receiving its certificate of occupancy in July 2025. He hopes to have Hunter’s Landing East delivered by spring of 2028.

With part of the building certified for tenants, Watson said leasing recently started for the Union Walk building. He said the building had over 20 people on the waiting list, adding that “our hope is that that building will lease disparately quickly because of its legacy location and downtown living.”

Watson also said the building is in the process of leasing both of its retail units on the first floor. He said a candle shop is slated to be in the building’s easternmost retail space.

He said the buildings’ larger retail space will likely be leased by Lucero Hair and Wellness, a Salt Lake City-based salon. Watson said both spaces have signed letters of intent and are in the process of finalizing leases.

Email Jacob Scholl