Located on the corner of Broadway and Main, the historic Clift Building recently underwent a facelift of its lobby and lounge areas after a change in ownership. Peter Corroon, president of Sentry Financial’s real estate division, said the renovations took place...
A historic Downtown office building on a busy Downtown corner has a new owner, and it’s someone who doesn’t typically own office space. The Judge Building, located at 8 E. Broadway on the southeast corner of Broadway and Main Street, was recently purchased by Chris...
Moves are being made downtown. Both Salt Lake County and the Smith Entertainment Group announced some of their development partners as part of the Salt Palace Convention Center renovation and the adjacent outdoor entertainment district near the Delta...
An application to receive city landmark status for two 1906 ‘missing middle’ apartment buildings at the southwest corner of 300 South and 300 East is set to be approved by the Salt Lake City Council. The site, directly north of the flagship location of the City...
Sidewalks are blocked off as temporary buttresses hold up facades and walls. Insurance companies investigate, while owners process their loss and consider their options. The August 11th fire that tore through four food and beverage businesses on Salt Lake City’s Main...
The controversial plan to build a seven-story, $23 million parking garage on the southwest corner of the Delta Center has officially earned a green light from the Salt Lake City Council. The council voted 6-0 Tuesday evening to approve a zoning map...
New plans have emerged for the long-discussed future headquarters and national training center for USA Climbing in the Rio Grande District. The training center, which would be located at 535 W. 300 South on the western edge of Downtown, would be three stories...
Around five years ago, Downtown Salt Lake City lacked a high-end, luxury apartment tower. Now, within just months of each other, three new luxury towers will open just blocks from each other. The entire commercial real estate industry is now watching to see whether...
The Salt Lake City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that made a number of immediate changes to the city’s design review standards that aim at stopping variances from zoning rules that have frequently been used by developers. The entire process was first...
When an investment arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced plans to demolish its Plaza Hotel and shuttered JB's Restaurant and build a temporary parking lot in their place near Temple Square, it overlooked one potential problem: city code may...
Salt Lake City’s new entertainment district between the Delta Center and the Salt Palace Convention Center could have a new fixture in the near future: a 6,000-seat indoor music venue. Smith Entertainment Group announced Tuesday it would partner with Live Nation — one...
A large, mixed-use development that’s been in the works for years could soon be moving forward after the developer value-engineered the project to cut costs and reduce the size of the project. On Wednesday, the Planning Commission approved modified plans for the Lotus...