For many urban enthusiasts, it doesn't get much better than seeing a suburban-style big box store and large surface parking lot get redeveloped into a higher density, mixed-used development. Even in a construction-fatigued neighborhood like Sugar House, over 2,500...
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HLC approves demolition of two homes in Trolley Square project area
Developers, Trolley Square Ventures, have moved another step forward in their quest to redevelop a large swath of the 600 South block of 600 East directly south of the Trolley Square Mall. In a nearly six-hour meeting, on Thursday the Historic Landmark Commission...
Cowboy downsizes Liberty Square development
With rising construction costs, most developers try to build bigger instead of smaller. But in the case of Cowboy Partners, nine months after securing approval from the Historic Landmark Commission to build the Liberty Square apartments, the developers are returning...
Seattle developers to build new downtown apartments
After years of leading best of rankings in business and technology, Salt Lake City is beginning to attract national developers looking invest in the growing city. "Downtown Salt Lake has emerged as one of the most attractive and affordable places to live for...
Developers debut plans for former Shopko site
After hearing from various stakeholders in Sugar House, developers are ready to move forward with redevelopment plans for the former Shopko parcel near 1300 East and Interstate 80. Based on public feedback, developers Sentinel Development have announced plans to...
More townhomes coming to Central Ninth
Another infill project is moving forward in the Central Ninth neighborhood. On Wednesday, March 22, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission unanimously approved a planned development and preliminary subdivision request for The Ruby, a 12-unit townhome project on the...
HLC approves Marmalade mixed-use project
It's been over a decade since the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake announced plans for the redevelopment of the Marmalade Block, the 500 North block of 300 West. But after surviving a recession, updated plans and finding new developers, the final piece of the of...
HLC approves revised South Temple project
What a difference a year can make. On Thursday representatives of Garbett Home's received unanimous approval with conditions from the Historic Landmark Commission for the Hardison Apartments at the southwest corner of the 500 East and South Temple intersection. The...
Neighborworks to build townhome development in Poplar Grove
After nearly a decade of owning a 0.54-acre lot on the 1000 West block of 200 South, nonprofit community developer, Neighborworks Salt Lake City, is ready to move forward on the parcel with a proposed 16-unit townhome development. On Wednesday the Salt Lake City...
Contested 9th and 9th project moving forward
It's been almost two years since the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a Conditional Building and Site Design Review (CBSDR) for a controversial mixed-use project proposed for the 9th and 9th neighborhood. But after nearly two years and legal fights with...
Council debates location of proposed westside affordable housing project
During Tuesday's City Council work session, a briefing on a $550,000 loan from Salt Lake City 's Housing Trust Fund to Little Diamond Housing, LLC quickly evolved into a larger conversation about where and how affordable housing is being dispersed. City Council...
Developer wants to build two office towers downtown
Downtown Salt Lake's skyline appears to be extending a bit further south thanks to a proposed office development by Houston-based developers, Patrinely Group. The developers want to build two ten-story office buildings and two seven-story parking structures on the...












