We brought you trend stories about the incoming boom of residential towers in Downtown Salt Lake City. The changing look and feel of the city’s…

The Central 9th neighborhood started as a carve-out of a much larger district, a hamlet whose urban zoning and transit access gave it a distinct…

The southwestern corner of the Post District project, at 600 S and 400 W. Notice the awkwardly placed billboard…not the only one in and around…

A firm that’s been active in the Salt Lake City market in 2021 is planning to transform an office building near Trolley Square into luxury…

Salt Lake City’s west side has seen nearly 10 years of the North Temple project area. As the transformation of that corridor gains real momentum,…

Intermountain Healthcare has purchased about eight acres of land in the center of Salt Lake City. At 745 S State, the land had been home…

The Salt Lake City Planning Commission effectively rejected an attempt by the owner of the now-shuttered Coachman’s diner to build a mixed-use development with for-sale…

In a hotly-contested process opposed by a convergence of affordable housing advocates, neighborhood preservationists, and anti-gentrification activists, the City Council had little problem on Tuesday…

Besides the Ballpark itself, is there a “there” there? This was the conundrum facing planning consultants brought together by Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC), Salt…

Developers continue to show interest in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood, with the latest proposal to bring 47 rental townhomes to the neighborhood. The Row…

More affordable housing is coming to east Downtown. At 144 South 500 East, a six-story, all-electric, 110-unit building on .62 acre is set to provide…

Since its designation as a tax-friendly zone for investors, it’s only been a matter of time before projects start to stack up in Salt Lake…