Developers are underway with the addition of hundreds of new housing units near South Salt Lake’s urban core, as the suburb continues to attract attention from investors who want to capitalize on the area’s development-friendly zoning. Blaser Ventures is well underway...
New and Proposed Development
Cowboy Partners looks to build mixed-use project in Olympus Cove
The development firm Cowboy Partners is looking for approval of a mixed-use project on a site in Millcreek’s lower Olympus Cove along Wasatch Boulevard. The developer filed an application for a development agreement and rezone on a 2-acre parcel at 3962 S. Wasatch...
Studio-only apartment complex in South Salt Lake wins planning commission approvals
Plans to build a five-floor apartment building in South Salt Lake are moving forward, following a pair of votes on Thursday. Members of the South Salt Lake Planning Commission voted Thursday evening to approve two proposals relating to a new micro-unit development...
Sugar House is teed up for another round of major projects
After a slight lull in a development period that included multiple new buildings and the reconstruction of its two main roads, developers have teed up another round of multiple major apartment projects slated to break ground around the same time. The Housing Authority...
Salt Lake City single-family zone changes are poised for debate
In the coming months, Salt Lake City is headed to a vote that could make a number of changes to its single family zoning code, which covers around a third of all city land and 77% of the city’s residentially zoned land. Neighborhoods are gearing up to fight the...
Townhomes pitched for former site of LDS Wells Ward in Liberty Wells
The historic site of an LDS Church ward building that became the namesake for the Liberty Wells neighborhood will make way for 24 for-sale townhomes under a new proposal filed with the city. Developers are hoping the city will agree to rezone the property from...
First projects at The Point to add apartments, retail, entertainment
Years of planning for a sweeping redevelopment effort in Draper could make way for vertical construction later this year. Horizontal construction at The Point — the state’s massive redevelopment effort of over 600 acres on the former Utah State Prison site — first...
SLC doles out $8.1M to help fund nearly 600 affordable units
A rendering of the 300 West Apartments, which is slated to add 154 units to the Ballpark neighborhood. Image via Chelsea Investment Company and the Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency More funds for more housing. Salt Lake City voted to give out over $8...
Affordable housing gets another boost in SLC – new projects from the Housing Authority
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...
Vacant Poplar Grove land along 9 Line to be developed into smaller housing units
A newly pitched project along the 9 Line Trail could turn two vacant parcels in Poplar Grove into a handful of small condominiums. The long-vacant parcels — located at 792 W. 900 South and totaling 0.1 acres on land zoned MU-8 — could become home to six micro-units,...
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...
New master plan draft calls for more mixed-use corridors on SLC’s northwest side
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,...












