The Journeyman Apartments, looking west. Photo by Devin Zander | Building Salt Lake Love a locally crafted hard cider? We have good news for you. Mountain West Hard Cider, a Salt Lake City-based operation that makes ciders and wine, appears ready to build a second...
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SLC-owned buildings to be razed for S-Line extension, Plaza Hotel demo continues
Just weeks after getting final approvals, work on adding more public transit in Salt Lake City is close to getting underway. On Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency applied for three demolition permits for buildings it owns in Sugar House, with...
Missing middle infill wave builds with Capitol Hill proposal
Capitol Hill could get a new three-story walkup and additional housing units as part of a newly-proposed project on Hillside Avenue. A new project located at 58 E. Hillside Ave. would take what's currently home to an aging, vacant structure and transform it into a...
Dart Interests picks up Hardware building and adjacent parking lot
A historic Salt Lake City building-turned office space has a new owner who might add new housing units nearby in the future. The Salt Lake Hardware Building, located at 155 N. 400 West just northwest of Downtown, was recently sold to Dart Interests, a Texas-based...
Mixed-use apartment project in Central City gets SLC Council approval
More housing units are coming to Central City, as Salt Lake City recently approved a pitch to add a new mixed-use development along 400 East. Members of the Salt Lake City Council unanimously approved a master plan and zoning amendment for The Citizen 2, a...
New Sugar House tower lists retail, rooftop restaurant space for lease
A newly planned mixed-use tower in Sugar House is expected to be finished in early 2028, and the project's developers are wasting no time trying to fill out the building. The two future retail spaces in the building have hit the market for lease late last week. Lance...
First projects at The Point to add apartments, retail, entertainment
Years of planning for a sweeping redevelopment effort in Draper could make way for vertical construction later this year. Horizontal construction at The Point — the state’s massive redevelopment effort of over 600 acres on the former Utah State Prison site — first...
Resort towns like Park City face continued lack of workforce housing, changing climate
Between the new Deer Valley East Village and the impending 2034 Winter Olympics, there’s plenty of reasons to be bullish on the Wasatch Back’s resort economy. Unlike much of the Wasatch Front, developers have large swaths of land to work with, often turning open...
Rio Grande upzone approved by SLC Council amid depot transfer to the U
A rendering of the Rio Grande District, with Downtown seen in the background. Image via Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency. A plan to upzone nearly two Salt Lake City blocks in western Downtown is complete. The Salt Lake City Council voted unanimously...
S-Line streetcar extension construction to begin in Sugar House
The Salt Lake City council last night approved the final touches to the inter-local contracts that will finally bring UTA's S-Line Streetcar in Sugar House to Highland Drive. Members of the Salt Lake City Council voted Tuesday to approve an inter-local agreement...
CRA land hits the market in Rio Grande — with some strings attached
Over two acres of land in Salt Lake City’s Rio Grande District is officially on the market, and city officials are ready to receive proposals for the project. Last week, the Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA) listed a 2.33 acre assemblage, priced at...
Salt Lake City grows cold on new Downtown hotels
A rendering of the rooftop bar in the Domain mid-rise hotel, located at 370 S. West Temple. Image via Domain Companies/VUW A new, mid-rise hotel in Downtown Salt Lake City has closed on its financing, paving the way for the luxury hotel to open in the coming years...












