Years after a Riverdale mobile home park was rezoned and dozens of residents were evicted from their homes, the since-vacant parcel of land is now slated to become a car dealership. On Oct. 20, members of the Riverdale City Council voted 4-1 to approve a site plan...
The Marriott family is looking to put into play over 500 acres they own on the north bench of North Ogden City in the Ben Lomond foothills. The plan, originally conceived as 960 single- family homes called North View Estates, received planned development approval in...
Ogden took a step toward creating a new mixed-use zone and neighborhood center in the city’s East Central and Taylor neighborhoods. During an Ogden Planning Commission meeting last week, commissioners gave an initial thumbs up toward creating a new zone, Mixed-use...
The exterior of the future Lotus Crown building pointing to the southwest. The UTOG Brewing Company is seen on the first floor. Image via Lotus Company. After years of the project sitting in limbo, a plan to build loft-style apartments in Ogden is now poised to move...
Ogdenites should be bullish on the city’s future. Developers certainly are. In recent years, the Junction City has seen numerous new projects popping up around town — from new multifamily buildings along Wall Avenue and near Five Points, to the incoming WonderBlock...
One of Ogden’s largest redevelopment efforts in years is coming more into focus. The WonderBlock, a massive project that seeks to redevelop the majority of a city block near Ogden’s main drag, will deliver some of its first buildings later this year, aside from the...
After years of blight and disuse, a vacant parcel near two of Ogden’s busiest streets has another shot at being developed. Alturas Capital Partners, a real estate investment group based near Boise, Idaho, announced Wednesday it purchased a 14.36-acre parcel of land...
The Union Walk building in downtown Ogden. Image via Summa Terra Ventures Two multifamily projects in Ogden are now on the market, including a high-profile mixed-use project in the heart of downtown that includes first-floor retail. The Union Walk and Hunter’s Landing...
A lawsuit in Weber County against what was once one of the state's fastest growing general contractors will move forward after a judge denied a motion to dismiss claims of fraud. Last week, an Ogden judge rejected a handful of motions filed on behalf of the Makers...
After years of vacancy and unfulfilled plans, a historic building in Ogden’s west side now has a plan for new life. Last week, members of the Ogden City Council voted 6-1 on a land transfer development agreement to rehabilitate the Union Stock Exchange Building, an...
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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...
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...