In gorgeous South Jordan, Daybreak is that textbook study of how neighborhoods should be. The community made it a point to create something so beautiful and so smart, it makes everyone’s day better. It’s an approach that has paid off well.

Our masterfully-designed homes alone celebrate the architecture, the craftsmanship and the value of enjoying sunsets on a front porch. Quacking ducks give out hints that lakes and ponds are just a hop, skip, and smile away, pretty much like everything else. Residents of Daybreak live by the 5-minute rule here, meaning parks, shopping, schools and light rail are really all within a quick 5-minute walk or bike ride. Speaking of shopping, we have a little on-site information studio and café we lovingly call The Hub where scones, a steaming cup of chai, and good conversation with friendly neighbors await you.

Multiple generations of families call Daybreak home allowing the young and young at heart to mingle and stay close. With SpringHouse Village exclusively for people age 55 and up, you may close out each wonderful day by returning home to some peace and quiet.

Daybreak also takes great pride in championing sustainability. We believe our children (and one day their children) should have a future where people and the land flourish together. To this end, we put a watchful eye on energy efficiency and proper use of resources, and ensure a constant deep connection to nature today, and every day.

Daybreak truly earned the right to be celebrated as a top Salt Lake area neighborhood. Residents here will gladly second this.

Have you ever wanted a professional chef to teach you how to cook gourmet cuisine? How about taking a tour strolling through the charms of Salt Lake City? Whatever you dream, our Lifestyle Director makes that dream happen. Our energetic, creative pro takes pride in connecting and collaborating with you. She listens. She acts. She erupts with ideas as she puts her whole heart—and a few tricks up her sleeve—into making your experience the very way you envisioned it.

Justine Muhlestein

In this role, Justine will promote physical, mental and social health within the community; inspire and motivate residents to try new activities and clubs; and encourage new homeowners to attend activities within their first month of moving in.

A native of Sandy, Utah, Justine is a certified youth sports administrator and previously served as program coordinator for Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation at the JL Sorenson Rec Center in Herriman. Outside of work, Justine volunteers as a high school JV basketball coach and as a Young Women’s Mia Maid advisor. Her hobbies included playing basketball, cooking, camping and staying busy on the weekends. She is currently training for her second half-marathon.