Significant changes are coming to the Granary District, in addition to a neighborhood-wide mural project set underway, the neighborhood is becoming a destination for microbreweries and creative coworking. On Wednesday, city officials announced the neighborhood's...
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Local org competing for grant money to restore historic Rose Park church
For the second year in a year, Salt Lake City residents have the opportunity to help restore a historic local building with just the click of the button. A historic church at the northwest corner of the 1100 West and 400 North intersection in Rose Park is one of 20...
Developers seek commission feedback for The Exchange
Local developers, Giv Group plan to build The Exchange, a large mixed-use, mixed-income development at the 300 East block of 400 South but before construction can begin they'll need to clear a Conditional and Building Site Design Review with the Salt Lake City...
Developers seek additional floor for proposed Central Ninth project
As the city fights its way out of a housing shortage, there will be increasing tension in the density debate as residents and local officials reevaluate appropriate building heights in some of the city's fastest-growing neighborhoods. This debate has long been...
Editorial: the City needs more low-stress bikeways not less
In a region plagued by poor air quality, Salt Lake City leaders should be doing all they can to encourage people to get out of their cars. But once again Mayor Jackie Biskupksi's administration is taking regressive steps in making our city more walkable and bicycle...
Mixed-use project set to replace underutilized corner of 400 South
Salt Lake City's 400 South Corridor has long been a critical route connecting downtown to the University of Utah but for decades the area has been dominated by fast food and suburban-style retail. While fast food and surface parking remain, in recent years the busy...
New townhomes planned for Guadalupe Neighborhood
With a bevy of new developments to the south and the east, the historic Guadalupe, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods, is poised for its own revival. Despite its proximity to downtown, the neighborhood has suffered decades of neglect as a freeway, multiple rail...
Large townhomes project coming to 900 South
The 900 South corridor continues its evolution as one of the city's most vibrant east-to-west corridors. Not only will much of the street get a new urban trail and design, but the vibrancy of the street's three key activity nodes: 9th and 9th, Liberty Park and...
City approves land write-offs for two Central Ninth area developments
Two Central Ninth/Granary area projects are moving forward with financial assistance from the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City (RDA). On Tuesday, August 21 the Salt Lake City Council, acting as the RDA Board of Directors, approved requested two land discounts...
Commission relaxes public art requirement for senior housing project
Local nonprofit, Centro Civico returned again to the Salt Lake City Planning Commission for approval of several new design elements of its proposed senior housing development. And for the second time, in less than a year the commission approved with conditions their...
Historic Union Pacific Depot to become luxury hotel
Vestar, the owner of The Gateway, is ready to move forward with the next step in the former mall's evolution to a lifestyle, arts and entertainment center. The Arizona-based company has submitted planning documents for their proposed Union Pacific Hotel, an...
In Pictures: North Temple’s west end housing node continues its expansion
Three large projects with a combined 581 new apartment units have just been completed or are nearing completion in the North Temple west end housing node just west of Redwood Road. Those projects, the North Temple Flats, Meridian and District North (West Station...












