A site plan of a proposed townhome development at 660 N. Redwood Road. Image via Think Architecture A new rezone proposal could add townhome units at the edge of the Fairpark neighborhood along Redwood Road. Last week, developers filed a proposal to rezone a former...
University of Utah Health announced this week that it would build a new, larger Redwood Health Center on Salt Lake City’s west side, adding even more fuel behind the Power District’s momentum. The University of Utah’s Board of Trustees approved the purchase of the...
Another affordable housing development in Salt Lake City is seeking a demolition permit and moving closer toward building. Last Wednesday, developers filed for a demolition permit for The Gregory, which will be a six-story affordable apartment building located at 738...
More buildings around Salt Lake City could be coming down soon to make way for new apartments. A pair of demolition permits filed late last month would set the stage for an apartment building in Fairpark and another in Ballpark. Combined, the two complexes would add...
A rendering of the District North project's northeast corner. Image via AO Architects and The Boyer Company A new project in the Hardware District is moving toward construction. The developer behind the 350-unit District North project, located at 523 W. 200 North,...
Two affordable housing complexes in Salt Lake City are moving forward, as both filed applications this week to get their building permits. Located in the Ballpark neighborhood near Central 9th, the Washington Yards project at 1050 S. Washington St. would add over 100...
A new affordable housing development could be built along the North Temple corridor in Fairpark under a new proposal filed this month. The One Fifty North Apartments would be a six-level apartment complex located at 150 N. 1000 West. One Fifty North would consist of...
12-story Granary Junction, proposed for the NW corner of the Fleet Block in the Granary District. Credit: Method Studio The next few years are shaping up to be very busy for affordable housing development in Salt Lake City. While LIHTC developments offering units at...
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I was recently in Durham, North Carolina. Along with my family, we ate outside three times – without trying. We simply walked to a restaurant and asked to sit outside. By contrast, when we got home to Salt Lake City, eating outside required Googling which restaurants...
It’s been over three decades since Salt Lake City updated its Northwest Community Plan, and city staff believes the neighborhoods have missed out on part of the city’s growth. The city’s northwestern neighborhoods need more mixed-use areas and updated zoning,...
They bring you the olds, we bring you the news. And this year, we had all kinds of scoops about the trends and developments that are shaping the future of the region, specifically in Salt Lake City. Building Salt Lake readers again showed a strong interest in the...
Developers are set to demolish a handful of former single-family homes in the Fairpark neighborhood near North Temple to make way for a studio-only apartment complex. Four vacant homes located at 60 N., 64 N., 68 N. and 72 N., 600 West are slated for demolition in...