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Analysis: It’s time to think about a Trax station at 1700 South
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Pier 1 Imports-turned post office to be replaced by new mixed-use building
Building Salt Lake Pro and Premium Members saw this story first using the BSL Permitting Search function. Become a member today. A former retail outlet turned U.S. post office would be turned into a seven-story mixed-use building with space for office and retail near...
Long-term developers buy 6.3 acres on the 300 West corridor in Ballpark
New membership levels for 2023. Want more access to all things development in Salt Lake City? Become a Building Salt Lake Pro or Premier Member today. A slate of developers has purchased a 6.3-acre assemblage of properties in the Ballpark neighborhood in a sign that...
Latest Ballpark proposal highlights need to embrace new neighborhood plan
Renderings courtesy of Salt Lake City Planning Division. A new proposal for the area near Smith’s ballpark would add 115 new residential dwellings in a seven-story building while providing very little for the broader public despite calls for it to do so. The new...
City Council approves rezone of sleazy motel in Ballpark
The Salt Lake City Council cleared the way for the redevelopment of a rundown motel in the city’s Ballpark neighborhood on Tuesday, a move that will clear the way for a new mixed-use development. Council members agreed to rezone a collection of parcels from Commercial...
300 West buildout would continue with latest apartment proposal
One of Salt Lake City’s premier big box retail gateways would continue its transformation into a destination for dense apartment housing under a new proposal for the corridor. The 2.4-acre site at 1546 S. 300 W., currently home to a vacant home, industrial uses and a...
With all eyes on the stadium, Ballpark developers chart two paths: build now or wait
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Plan for wholesale changes for Ballpark makes first stop at Planning Commission
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Ballpark continues to percolate with housing projects and some discontentment
The cleaners have moved. The bank has moved. The fuel pump is gone. The warehouses are being replaced by hundreds of new apartments. That single-family home on Major near 1700 South? It’s made way for a micro-unit apartment project. One of the areas notorious no-tell...
Seven-story mixed-use project back on track in the Granary
Subtle changes and clarity provided to the Planning Commission got a seven-story residential development back on track in the Granary District. The pitch for Pacific Yard had been delayed at the commission last month over last-minute concerns about what landscaping is...
Tension over lack of open space stalls a new mixed-use development in the Granary District
A group of community members asked city officials to block a mixed-use development in the Granary District on Wednesday, saying its lack of setbacks wouldn’t help fix an already dire lack of greenspace in Salt Lake City’s center. The developer said they were adding...