Nate Housley

Nate Housley grew up in South Carolina but moved to Utah in 2000 to attend Brigham Young University. He graduated in 2006 with a BA in English. He has written for SLUG Magazine and maintains an interest in playing and supporting local music. Having recently worked in IT, he is devoting more time these days to writing and sitting on his porch.

More High-Density Apartments Planned for Sugar House

by Nate Housley | May 18, 2016 | Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City, Sugar House

The apartment building boom in Sugar House continues. Developers, Gardiner Properties, plan to build an residential development at 974 East 2100 South. On Monday the 16, the developers and architects presented their plans Monday night to the Sugar House Community...

City Seeks Public Input for 9-Line Project

by Nate Housley | May 16, 2016 | Salt Lake City, Transportation

Not only does 900 South now have a new name, but in the near future the street will have a new look as well. City leaders are currently gathering public input for the 9-Line Corridor Project, a set of proposed infrastructure upgrades to 900 South stretching from the...

Expert makes case for missing middle housing

by Nate Housley | Apr 23, 2016 | Salt Lake City

In the Salt Lake metro, residential growth seems to mostly consist of two housing types: high-density developments and single-family homes. But for urban planning expert, Daniel Parolek, a principal at Berkeley-based Opticos Design, there is a middle-density housing...

A brewery district is emerging in the Granary

by Nate Housley | Apr 13, 2016 | Developments, Granary District, Proposed, Salt Lake City, Under Construction

The recently opened Proper Brewing is about to get some neighbors. Fisher Brewing Company, a revival of Salt Lake City’s oldest and longest-running brewery, and Kiitos Brewing, a brewery boasting the only high-efficiency brewing system in Utah, both plan on beginning...