Gabbott’s Row – 1448 S Main Street

Maryland natives James and Stephen Alfandre of Urban Alfandre developed Gabbott’s Row, the Baltimore-esque rental homes, which are unlike anything typically seen in Salt Lake City. Bonneville Builders is the general contractor currently constructing the two-building, 40-unit development.

With an impressive 91 Walk Score and 80 Bike Score, this location is ideal for renters looking to live a car-free or car-lite lifestyle. The amenities include a hot tub, dog area, outdoor sauna, cold shower, and pizza oven. Urban Alfandre is a Building Salt Lake supporter.

Platform 1500 – 1512 S 300 W

Bonneville Builders is also constructing Platform 1500, a project that will bring 60 apartment homes to the bustling 300 West corridor. Western Region Nonprofit Housing Corp received a Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) for this development. The building was designed by ELEV8 Architecture.

The unit mix includes 35 one-bedroom units, 19 two-bedroom units, and 6 three-bedroom units. The AMI rent tier targets an average AMI of 43.63%, including 5 units for those near homelessness at 25% AMI.

The Engine Block – 1388 S 300 W

The Engine Block, an adaptive reuse of former automotive shops, is beginning to fill up. The tenant mix includes a bicycle shop, Acme Camera Co, and soon, Shades Brewing.

Shades Brewing is relocating from South Salt Lake to the block with the help of a $350,000 Economic Development Loan Fund (EDLF) loan recently approved by the Salt Lake City Council.

The Whitney – 375 Whitney Ave

Minneapolis-based Roers Cos. is developing The Whitney, which will bring 264 apartment homes to the Ballpark neighborhood, just east of the Front climbing gym. The building will feature 12 studios, 157 one-bedroom units, 90 two-bedroom units, and five three-bedroom units.