Nordstrom Rack will open a new retail location at Junction Commons in Park City on Oct. 22, 2026, according to a company announcement. The opening marks a significant milestone for the 37.32-acre mixed-use redevelopment project located at 6699 N. Landmark Dr.
Retail Expansion Timeline
The new Nordstrom Rack store is part of a broader series of national openings scheduled by the retailer. While the Park City location is slated for late October, other upcoming openings include locations in Plymouth, Mass., on Sept. 3, and Pompano Beach, Fla., on Sept. 17. The company's expansion also includes sites in Orlando, Fla., on Sept. 24, and Dillon, Colo., on Oct. 1.
Development of Junction Commons
The Junction Commons project, formerly referred to in development discussions as Outlets Park City, involves a massive 19-building mixed-use redevelopment. According to minutes from a Snyderville Basin Planning Commission meeting held on March 25, 2025, the project is located on Parcel FSE-1 in the Kimball Junction area of Summit County. The applicant, represented by the Elliott Workgroup for SRE Ontario LLC, has sought to rezone the 37.32-acre parcel from a Town Center Zone to a Neighborhood Mixed-Use 1 (NMU-1) Zone.
Planning Commission Review
During the March 25, 2025, planning commission work session, officials focused heavily on the technical requirements of the master planned development. Senior Planner Amir Caus provided an overview of the project's history, noting that the primary focus of the session would involve addressing traffic, parking, and multimodal transportation needs for the site. Adam Greenebaum of SRE Ontario LLC also addressed the commission to outline the property's current status and its potential for new and existing tenants.
Infrastructure and Sustainability Concerns
Commissioners raised several inquiries regarding the infrastructure and sustainability of the development. Commissioner Heather Peteroy questioned the commission on the availability of updated data following the pandemic and requested further details regarding a proposed 10% reduction in trip generation. Additionally, Commissioner Makena Hawley sought clarification on the proposed build-out of parking stalls and the inclusion of multimodal data within the project's traffic reports.
Community Integration and Sustainability
The discussion also touched on the long-term community impact of the development. Commissioner Spencer Young requested information regarding long-term projections for parking and peak seasonal usage, as well as the developer's goals for creating a sustainable community. In response, Peter Tomai of SRE Ontario LLC provided details on environmental standards, while Craig Elliott of the Elliott Workgroup addressed the community sustainability goals. The session also included discussions on the integration of housing and parking within a commercial center, with input from Justin Keys of Hoggan Lee Hutchinson.
Grand Opening Details
Nordstrom Rack's official website indicates that the Junction Commons location will feature a Grand Opening celebration. While specific event details for the Park City site were not listed in the current store opening schedule, the company typically offers events including free gifts, coffee, and giveaways such as a $1,000 gift card drawing for participating stores. The retail outlet will offer brands including Nike, adidas, and Kurt Geiger London at discounts of up to 70% off.
Project Vision and Future Impact
The development of the Junction Commons area represents a significant shift for the Kimball Junction area of Summit County. By transitioning the Parcel FSE-1 land to a Neighborhood Mixed-Use 1 zone, the project aims to integrate housing, parking, and multimodal connectivity into a cohesive 19-building complex.
