A proposed Central City multifamily complex won an early approval from the Salt Lake City Planning Commission last week. The planning commission voted to advance a proposal for The Citizen 2 apartments to amend the neighborhood’s general plan and zoning map. The...
You might’ve seen it while driving down Interstate 15, but Clearfield has a new, noteworthy business being built to the north of Antelope Drive. Crush Golf + Grill — a Utah-based competitor to the national driving range and restaurant chain Topgolf — recently went...
The investment group behind Utah's tallest tower has its sights set on Park City with a plan that could remove an office and retail complex in exchange for over 100 housing units and over 9,000 square feet of commercial space. On Wednesday, the Park City Planning...
Don't say we didn't warn you. Apartment complexes across Salt Lake are offering heavy concessions in the hopes of luring new tenants to step up their absorption rates after a rush of new supply. Incentives like months of free rent, $5,000 Visa gift cards and other...
Long-awaited changes to Salt Lake City’s zoning code were approved Tuesday night as the latest installment of the city overhauling its residential zoning code. The Salt Lake City Council voted 6-1 to approve an ordinance to alter its RMF-35 and RMF-45 zones, clearing...
After months of discussions, Salt Lake City leaders approved designs to develop the former Smith’s Ballpark site into housing, community spaces and other public amenities at a meeting on Tuesday. The Salt Lake City Council, acting as board for the Salt Lake City...
Demand for office space in the Silicon Slopes area remains strong, and a recent deal emphasized that the future of Class A office space in that area could remain that way into the future. In October, the Utah-based X Development acquired a five-building, 34-acre...
It’s been just over two years since a handful of interconnected Utah-based development and construction companies abruptly collapsed, leaving employees without work and subcontractors unpaid for their labor. But the fallout continues. Makers Line, Q Factor and other...
A prominent office building and parking garage in the Granary District appear to be headed to a foreclosure sale after a $97.3 million default, according to a Friday court hearing. Attorneys representing Industry SLC, which was one of the first buildings to rise up...
A unique infill project to build nine single-family homes in Ogden is moving forward after a vote on Wednesday night. The Ogden Planning Commission voted to approve a development located at 756 30th St. that would bring nine single-family homes on two plots of land...
In the latest effort to overhaul its housing code, the Salt Lake City Council is nearing a vote on whether to change two of the city’s missing middle zones. On Tuesday, the council received the latest briefing on the city’s efforts to tweak the RMF-35 and -45 zones,...
A large development in Sandy could start moving forward after a judge’s ruling ended a legal battle that’s gone on for over a year. A Utah federal judge sided with Magna Investment and Development last month, finding that the developer's plan to build a 196-unit...