A rendering of the proposed Utah Jazz facility and the Intermountain Health Sports Performance Center, with the latter highlighted in yellow. Image via Intermountain Health and Smith Entertainment Group The Shops at South Town mall in Sandy seems poised to have yet...
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Sandy City Council approves 86-unit townhome project a month after rejecting it
About a month after rejecting a proposal for new, for-sale townhomes, the Sandy City Council reconsidered the move. On Tuesday, the council revived and later approved a proposal that would allow 86 townhomes to be built at the Canyons School District’s Technical...
Sandy City Council votes down plan to develop education center into townhomes
Members of the Sandy City Council voted to reject a proposal that sought to add dozens of townhomes along 9000 South. Plans to build up to 86 new townhomes in Sandy were voted down Tuesday night in a 4-2 vote, as council members moved to deny a request to execute a...
Alta Town Council to consider pitch to rebuild Shallow Shaft into micro-hotel, restaurant
Little Cottonwood Canyon could get a new micro hotel and a rebuilt restaurant, according to a new proposal being pitched to the small town of Alta. Members of the Alta Town Council are considering a proposal that would make text amendments to its Base Facilities Zone...
D.R. Horton breaks ground on family-sized, for-sale townhome project in Sandy
Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski, center, and other state and local officials break ground on the Sandy Station townhome project. Image via Sandy City Dozens of new for-sale, family-sized townhomes are now under construction in Sandy. National homebuilder D.R. Horton,...
Sandy voters to decide whether city should buy shuttered school site for $30M
Members of the Sandy City Council voted Tuesday to hold a special bond election in November regarding whether the city should buy the former Crescent View Middle School, located at 11150 Vista Way, from Canyons School District. The property totals 17 acres. If voters...
Sandy Planning Commission approves pitch for townhomes along 7800 South
New townhomes could be on the horizon in Sandy, as a vote earlier this month teed up a new development along 7800 South. On June 4, the Sandy Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve a preliminary subdivision, site plan, and special exception review to...
Sandy City moves to buy new office building for $12M
Sandy City will soon own a nearby office building, as the city council recently voted to purchase a two-floor office structure to the southeast of City Hall. The Sandy City Council, voting as the city’s Redevelopment Agency then as the council, voted last month to...
Utah Mammoth slated to open Sandy practice facility to public — and offer beer sales
Beer leaguers, rejoice. Utah’s NHL team will soon start welcoming the public into its Sandy practice facility — and they’re planning to offer suds to boot. The Utah Mammoth announced Monday that its practice facility, which will now be known as the Utah Mammoth Ice...
Sandy-owned land to be sold for future affordable housing
Sandy City's parcel adjacent to Real Salt Lake's stadium is for sale - with the city intent on developing it into affordable housing. Last Tuesday, members of the Sandy City Council voted unanimously to adopt an interlocal agreement between the city and the...
Here’s how apartment owners are competing with each other to win renters
Don't say we didn't warn you. Apartment complexes across Salt Lake are offering heavy concessions in the hopes of luring new tenants to step up their absorption rates after a rush of new supply. Incentives like months of free rent, $5,000 Visa gift cards and other...
Federal judge says Sandy’s rejection of 196-unit mixed-use project was illegal
A large development in Sandy could start moving forward after a judge’s ruling ended a legal battle that’s gone on for over a year. A Utah federal judge sided with Magna Investment and Development last month, finding that the developer's plan to build a 196-unit...











