After several open houses and meetings with residents, Salt Lake City officials are ready to move forward with a final design of the High Avenue Homeless Resource Center (HRC) and will give residents one last chance to provide in-person feedback before the design goes...
Proposed
Council approves loans for two affordable housing projects
Developers of two proposed affordable housing projects are moving forward with their projects after securing financial help from the city. On Tuesday the Salt Lake City Council unanimously approved two Housing Trust Fund loan requests for the proposed Violin School...
More missing middle coming to Sugar House and East Central
A wave of missing middle housing appears to be on its way in Salt Lake City. On Thursday, January 18th, the Salt Lake City Planning Division will feature five different townhome developments in an open house from 5 to 7 p.m. at the City & County Building. Missing...
City seeking input for proposed mixed-use project near Liberty Park
Developers, Jolley & Jube Investments, have submitted updated renderings to the city of the Wells Mixed-use Development, a proposed redevelopment of the southwest corner of the 500 East and 1300 South intersection. The project, as proposed, will require approvals...
City unveils revised design for women’s homeless resource center
After multiple open houses last fall, Salt Lake officials will again reach out to the public for feedback on two proposed homeless resource centers in preparation to go before the Salt Lake City Planning Commission for conditional use approvals. The city will host an...
Council approves loan for the redevelopment of the Capitol Motel
Another crime-prone motel is poised to be redeveloped into a mixed-use, mixed-income project. On Tuesday the Salt Lake City Council, acting as the Board of Directors for the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, approved a $3.2 million for Housing Assistance...
Nonprofit seeks to add more affordable housing near downtown
As it is was in 2017, affordable housing will continue to be a top concern for Salt Lake City leaders this year. In just their second 2018 council work session, the Salt Lake City Council will consider a housing loan for a proposed affordable housing development that...
Affordable housing for American Indians planned for Ballpark area
On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a Conditional Building and Site Design Review (CBSDR) for proposed mixed-income development that will serve the Native American Community. The development, the Book Cliffs Lodge, is a four-story, 54-unit...
Commission approves Ballpark missing middle development
A missing middle corridor is developing on 1700 South, west of State Street. On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a Planned Development request by CW Urban for The Edith, a 23-unit townhome development proposed for the southwest corner of the...
Commission forwards positive recommendation for taller downtown tower
It is now up to the Salt Lake City Council to decide if more height is appropriate for the Convention Center neighborhood in downtown. On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted to forward a favorable recommendation for a zoning text amendment that...
In Pictures: SLC RDA Projects to watch in 2018
On Tuesday, Salt Lake City's Redevelopment Agency held its final Board of Directors meeting for 2017. The meeting was also the last RDA meeting for council members Stan Penfold and Lisa Adams. Affordable Housing may have dominated the RDA agenda in 2017, but there...
HLC approves three mid-density projects
Two missing middle and one mid-density project are moving forward after the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) approved new construction requests for all three projects during December's HLC meeting. The three projects are the 1117 E. South Temple project, 6x6...












