In Salt Lake, we may need a to coin a new term for the "missing middle" as more mid-density housing moves forward. On Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved planned development request for two for-sale, mid-density townhome projects. Since...
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A brewery is coming to the west side’s Folsom Trail Corridor
Justin Belliveau, the former chief operating officer for the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake, is applying his urban planning and redevelopment experience to help revitalize the Euclid neighborhood with a proposed brewery for the city's west side. Belliveau has...
Commission approves four mid-density projects
Three missing middle projects are moving forward after securing Salt Lake City Planning Commission approvals during Wednesday commission meeting. The three projects: The Mabel, Richmond Place Townhomes and the Wells Mixed-Use Development, will add a collective 27...
Neighborhood House seeks to build new campus in Poplar Grove
Neighborhood House, a nonprofit providing daycare service for children has support service for adults has outgrown its current campus between 400 South and 500 South on Goshen Street in the Poplar Grove neighborhood in Salt Lake City. The nonprofit has spent nearly...
City looking for developers for State Street project
Six years ago, city officials were celebrating the groundbreaking of the State Street Plaza, a large, mixed-use affordable housing project in the heart of downtown. After a series of missteps by the project's developers, La Porte Group, the project went bankrupt...
County rep promises Convention Center Hotel is still moving forward
The Salt Lake Convention Center Hotel is still alive, although finalization of the project is still some months away. That was the message that Erin Litvack, Deputy Mayor of County Services & Chief Administrative Officer for Salt Lake County, gave to the Downtown...
Group moving forward with first phase of NW Quadrant development
As Salt Lake City and state officials work toward a compromise on the management of the Northwest Quadrant and proposed inland port, one of the quadrant's largest landowners is ready to move forward with the area's first large private development. On Wednesday,...
City holds work session on proposed homeless resource centers
With a tight deadline, Salt Lake's two proposed Homeless Resource Centers are one step closer to construction. After multiple public open houses, city officials and the project's architects participated in a work session with the Salt Lake City Planning Commission in...
Developers propose city’s first high-rise rental project
A stalled commercial project will get new life as a residential tower in downtown Salt Lake. The Boyer Company has partnered with Cowboy Properties to develop Liberty Sky at 151 South State Street, the site of Boyer's now-canceled 151 office tower. “This is a great...
City to host open house on street improvements for 9th and 9th area
After several years of studies, Salt Lake City transportation officials are ready to move forward with plans to redesign 900 South into a complete street and important east-to-west corridor. City officials will hold an open house on Thursday, February 8, to take...
Sandy’s Cairns continues to boom
Sandy's tallest building is now framed out and is nearing a late 2018 completion. The 11-story tower on the 9900 block of Monroe Street, will add 327,000 square feet of commercial space to downtown Sandy and will serve as the new headquarters of Mountain America...
Commission approves residential project for 300 West corridor
Light Industrial and big-box stores have long dominated Salt Lake City's southern stretch of 300 West, but an increasing residential presence is emerging along the corridor. On Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a planned development and...












