Woodbury wraps up conversion of IBM Building from office to Class A apartments
kWoodbury Corporation has finished converting an aging South Temple office building into apartments after using a state and federal tax credit incentive to add new housing Downtown. Woodbury Corporation received an estimated $3.2 million in state and federal tax...
North Temple affordable project getting ready to build its second phase
Despite signs that new LIHTC housing in Salt Lake City is taking longer than expected to lease up, a project on W. North Temple, site of most of the city’s affordable housing development, is doubling down. Along the TRAX Green line to the airport, at 1881 W. North...
Downtown Sugar House headed for a glow up? Property owners consider tax to promote business district
After years of street construction, sidewalk closures for development projects, and uncertainty about zoning changes, the future of Sugar House’s business district may soon be coming into sharper focus. A formal process started in 2021 by the Sugar House Chamber and...
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Utah lawmakers to consider allowing smaller homes in every city
The Utah Legislature seems on track to take another swing at statewide zoning policy changes to enable the building of smaller single-family homes. Steve Waldrip, senior advisor for housing strategy to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, confirmed that Utah officials are hoping to...
Mike Maughan speaks about SEG’s high-level plans for the area near the Delta Center
Many in Salt Lake City and the greater Wasatch Front are eagerly awaiting what Downtown could look like in the coming years. Between the Salt Palace Convention Center overhaul and plans to build an entertainment plaza, the Smith Entertainment Group is at the heart of...
Salt Lake City’s Whiskey Street rebuild to include a second floor and rooftop bar
A cluster of popular bars on Downtown Salt Lake City’s main street continues to make moves toward rebuilding following a catastrophic fire last August. The owners of the Whiskey Street building, which was one of several businesses destroyed in a fire just over one...
Labor costs have gotten better, but multifamily developers still face headwinds in Utah
To build or not to build — that is the question. As Salt Lake City’s multifamily market continues to see essentially flat rent growth and concessions to renters that will likely continue into the coming months, developers face the tough call of deciding whether now's...
Intermountain unveils new details for new SLC hospital at Sears site
Nearly two years after Salt Lake City agreed to rezone the site that is set to become the next Intermountain hospital, the healthcare provider has released new details and the first renderings that provide the clearest picture of the layout of the incoming hospital...
Sugar House 16-story tower plan hits snag before SLC Planning Commission
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted to allow a Zions Bank drive-thru on the first floor of a proposed 16-story tower, but it wasn't so quick to allow developers pitching the tower to reach 185 feet of height without first meeting open space requirements. The...
Sandy voters to decide whether city should buy shuttered school site for $30M
Members of the Sandy City Council voted Tuesday to hold a special bond election in November regarding whether the city should buy the former Crescent View Middle School, located at 11150 Vista Way, from Canyons School District. The property totals 17 acres. If voters...
Planners back 16-story GEM tower in Sugar House — including drive-thru
Salt Lake City planners are recommending the Planning Commission approve a 16-story mixed-use tower on the Zions Bank site in downtown Sugar House this week, siding with the developer on the two most contested pieces of the project. The project, known as GEM Sugar...
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