The big scissors were out for a September 10th ribbon cutting ceremony.
CENTERVILLE, UT – September 10, 2025
Together with community partners, J. Fisher Companies is excited and proud to announce the opening of our newest development at 25th & Quincy. With 176 brand new 1-and-2-bedroom pet-friendly apartments, these affordable and design-forward units are now available in the Capital Square block of central Ogden, Utah.
Those community partners include: the Ogden Redevelopment Agency, The Urban Investment Group at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Citi Community Capital, Intermountain Health, the Utah Housing Corporation, and the Utah Department of Workforce Service. “And a special thanks to the city of Ogden,” adds J. Fisher Companies CEO Owen Fisher.
25th & Quincy offers premium amenities, including a spacious clubroom, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and two elevated outdoor plazas ideal for relaxation and recreation.
Residents can enjoy affordable and vibrant modern living in a prime location that’s conveniently located on the UTA OGX rapid transit route and a short walk from the downtown area. As a key component of the Capital Square revitalization effort, 25th & Quincy also features ground-level retail space and secure parking.
“We’re not just about creating strong communities,” says J. Fisher Companies CEO Owen Fisher. “We’re also about the greater community coming together to make better living possible for everyone. We have a lot of shareholders and community partners to thank for sharing in our vision.”
In addition to Owen Fisher, Odgen City Council Member Bart Blair and Scott Maxfield of The Urban Investment Group at Goldman Sachs Alternatives spoke at the event. All emphasized the importance of high-quality affordable housing for lower income residents. Jake Wood, the Managing Director of Affordable Housing at J. Fisher Companies, who ran the event added, “The goal isn’t just housing. The goal is a thriving, vibrant community. These apartments represent a critical step towards that.”
25th & Quincy are LIHTC apartments. The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, or LIHTC creates incentives for developers to encourage construction of housing for low-income tenants. There are different levels of LIHTC programs, and 25th & Quincy are set up as a 60% AMI requirement for qualification. This means any eligible applicants must have a gross income that is 60% or less than the Average Median Income (AMI) in Utah. Leasing applications are now being accepted at 25th & Quincy.
