Just weeks after signing a lease for a new headquarters, the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City (HASLC) is already making moves to develop its home in Ballpark. Earlier this month the HASLC submitted a request to Salt Lake City to consolidate a handful of...
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Missouri Pacific Railroad puts up 2.5 acres for sale near the Hardware District
Over two acres of blank space in a hotspot for Salt Lake City residential units is now on the market. Northmarq, a nationwide, full-service commercial real estate firm, recently listed a 2.5-acre parcel of land in the heart of the Hardware District in Fairpark —...
South Salt Lake looks to land major project by Post District developer
A South Salt Lake project that would create a mixed-use hub with hundreds of housing units along the TRAX S-Line is moving forward. The South Salt Lake Planning Commission voted unanimously last week to forward a recommendation of approval to the city council...
Salt Lake City Council approves mixed-use zoning overhaul — but not without a hitch
Salt Lake City has approved its long-discussed plan to consolidate its mixed-use zoning code — but the vote came after a last-minute complication that some council members said could derail a large redevelopment in Central City. Members of the Salt Lake City...
Downtown SLC arts district group keeps growing, will expand resources for artists
Downtown Salt Lake City’s arts scene has grown in recent years, and it will continue to expand throughout the next year, according to a presentation given to the Salt Lake City Council last week. The Blocks, Downtown’s 40-block arts district that’s now in its...
Post District gets $170 million Fannie Mae refinancing loan to secure its future
Not long after creating a new neighborhood, one of Salt Lake City’s most noteworthy recent developments has shored up its future with new financing. Walker & Dunlop, one of the largest commercial real estate finance firms in the country, announced earlier...
SLC looks to change design review standards to enhance architectural quality, ground-floor uses
Designers and developers: Salt Lake City’s design review standards look to change in the near future. Super-long facades may be on the way out. On Tuesday, members of the City Council heard a briefing on potential changes to the design review process, which could lead...
Salt Lake City Council set to vote on mixed-use zoning overhaul after making adjustments
Salt Lake City Council members continue to tweak the city's proposed overhaul of its mixed-use zoning code, and they appear poised to vote on the ordinance in the coming days. Council members approved a handful of straw polls during a work session Tuesday afternoon,...
New city plans call for hundreds of housing units, a hotel and more at Smith’s Ballpark site
After years of discussions, Salt Lake City has finally unveiled its plans to overhaul Smith’s Ballpark and redevelop the site to include housing, green space and other areas for the neighborhood’s benefit. The Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA)...
Weeks after annexation, Northpoint parcels hit the market for commercial development
Less than a month after a land annexation and rezone, commercial developers in Salt Lake City are on the cusp of turning farmland into industrial parks. Around 50 acres of land are now available for sale or build-to-suit development as part of the...
Huge family-sized townhome project in Glendale approved by Planning Commission
A massive number of family-sized, for sale townhomes could soon be built on the Westside next to the Glendale Golf Course. During a meeting Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved planned development and preliminary subdivision pitches for the...
Liberty Wells is steps closer to getting a new neighborhood bar
Residents of Liberty Wells moved closer toward having a new watering hole along the Milk Block and 9-Line Trail. In a vote Wednesday evening, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit for the Neighbors Bar, which would be...












