Downtown Salt Lake's skyline appears to be extending a bit further south thanks to a proposed office development by Houston-based developers, Patrinely Group. The developers want to build two ten-story office buildings and two seven-story parking structures on the...
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Construction starts on large project in Central Ninth
The Central Ninth neighborhood is in the midst of a building boom. Preliminary construction work has started on the C9 Flats, a large residential development, at the intersection of Goltz Avenue and Jefferson Street. The project consists of two six-story...
HLC reviews Marmalade block project
In what appears to be the new normal, the Historic Landmark Commission held a work session Thursday, February 2 with Clearwater Homes to discuss the developer's plans for a large mixed-used development for the 500 North block of 300 West in the Marmalade neighborhood....
Salt Lake is booming, but not for everyone
In many ways, it feels like the best of times in Salt Lake City; the metro had the second largest job growth in 2016 among metros with at least 1 million people and the city is experiencing unprecedented residential growth as more and more residents pursue city...
Developers present plans for Northwest Pipeline project
It's been over a year since Salt Lake City officials selected Cowboy Partners and Form Development to redevelop the site of the former Public Safety Building at the northeast corner of the 200 South and 300 East intersection. Things have been quiet since the city...
Demo work underway for large market-rate North Temple development
Demolition work has started on a North Temple residential project that is part of a wave of new development for the neighborhood surrounding the 1940 West North Temple TRAX Station. Following the demolition work, Seattle-based developers, Lake Union Partners, will...
In Pictures: Greater downtown housing boom continues
Residential and commercial growth in Sugar House and downtown Salt Lake may get most of the attention, but the Central City neighborhood is building up just as rapidly. In the past two years, the neighborhood has welcomed hundreds of new residential units and will...
Commission votes in favor of 21st and 21st plan
After over two years of community engagement, the draft of the small area plan for the 21st and 21st business district in Sugar House is ready to go to the Salt Lake City Council for a final vote. On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted to forward a...
Commission approves Sugar House townhome project
More missing middle housing is coming to Sugar House. On Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a planned development request for the developers of the Roof Garden, a five-unit townhome development proposed for the 2500 South block of 800 East....
Utah’s largest cities underperforming in education and safety
Utah may have the reputation as a family-friendly state, but according to a new report by Apartment List, an online rental marketplace, the state's largest cities rank lower in education and safety with Salt Lake City ranked as the least family friendly city in the...
CCIM announces finalists for Developer and Architectural Firm of the Year
The Utah Chapter of CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) announced last week the finalists for the real estate organization's 2017 CCIM Excellence Awards, which highlights the success of professionals within the state's commercial real estate industry. The...
Trolley Square project’s future now up to the Historic Landmark Commission
Trolley Square owner, Khosrow Semnani and his development team, Trolley Square Ventures, may have cleared one significant hurdle toward redeveloping the large surface parking lot directly south of the Trolley Square Mall, but the project still needs final approval...












