Long marked by acres of parking lots and shuttered storefronts, South Downtown seems ripe for a spring. New multi-family buildings, 320,000 square feet of Class A office space, imminent development…
Local and state officials marked the 10 year anniversary of the Downtown Rising campaign, while announcing plans for an updated action plan during a Tuesday morning media event on the…
Downtown Salt Lake City is experiencing unprecedented growth. In anticipation of current and future growth, the Downtown Alliance in collaboration with city and county leaders, announced the 2017 Downtown Rising…
Salt Lake could soon get a three-mile, near-direct route — and possibly longer — for people on bikes riding into and out of downtown on Main Street, thanks in part…
South Salt Lake proves the adage that transportation and land use are two sides of the same coin. The implementation of its master plan to build a “downtown” around a…
When the LDS Church first announced plans a decade ago to redevelopment the flagging ZCMI Center and Crossroads Malls, the economy was booming and developers were beginning to take a…
Like the rest of the region, downtown Salt Lake is growing. Downtown’s workforce has increased 17 percent, or just over 11,000 workers, since 2007. In addition, the downtown residential population…
Downtown Salt Lake is maintaining the steady growth of the past decade according to the newly released 2016 State of Downtown Economic Benchmark Report by the Downtown Alliance and commercial…
The proposed changes aren’t all about making taller buildings. The city aims to accommodate growth in the Downtown area and create more safe, livable public spaces at the same time.
*This article has been updated The Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted to forward a favorable recommendation to City Council on an updated version of the Downtown Community Plan. This is the second…
Downtown Salt Lake’s recent growth is just the tip of the iceberg according to Dr. Arthur C. Nelson, a professor of Urban Planning and Real Estate Development at the University…
Removing the train yards that remain in west Downtown Salt Lake City opens 52 acres of developable land, claim the authors of an uncommissioned plan currently bubbling in SLC development…
