In a quick vote Tuesday, Salt Lake City officials voted to send over $1 million toward two land purchases in the 9 Line Community Reinvestment Area — located in the west side neighborhoods of Poplar Grove and Glendale. The Community Reinvestment Agency of Salt Lake...
Ongoing Development
Kairoi Residential opens up about its expansion into Salt Lake City
A Texas-based luxury property management company recently began making headways in the Salt Lake City market. Kairoi Residential, based in San Antonio, recently took over the property management duties for a handful of Utah developments, including the Worthington...
Buildings near Utah Governor’s Mansion to be demolished this spring for ‘greater security on the block’
Three buildings near the Utah Governor’s Mansion in the Lower Avenues will be torn down in the coming weeks as part of a larger effort to rebuild the block, known as Block 407, and beef up security in the complex, Building Salt Lake has learned. The Utah...
Salt Lake City Airport passenger numbers may be stalling out
Though additional gates are slated to open later this year at the Salt Lake City International Airport, airport officials are projecting total passengers going through the airport will likely level out over the next fiscal year. In a budget presentation given to...
Salt Lake City looking for ‘bold’ ideas for Fleet Block mixed-use development
The Fleet Block, looking west into the Granary, first week of April, 2025. Photo by Dave Iltis Salt Lake City is currently accepting pitches for the future of the Fleet Block — and the city is looking for “bold” ideas for what the future could hold for the 10 acre...
Bees set to make baseball an anchor of ‘Downtown Daybreak’
Thousands of baseball fans will file into a brand new stadium in South Jordan today, eager to see the first glimpses of a new era of the Salt Lake Bees — one without Salt Lake City. Those same fans will be walking past active construction sites on the way into...
Salt Lake City’s newest state liquor store along Foothill Drive sets opening day
Salt Lake City’s new two-story, Downtown liquor store isn’t the only new location that the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services has been working on in recent years. The Utah DABS will open its new location at 1615 Foothill Drive next Monday on March 31,...
Office market’s new normal: The ‘flight to quality’ cemented as demand ticks up
Office market analysts seem to be getting their footing after the tectonic shift brought by the pandemic and advances in video conferencing technology. Recent trends seem to be turning into normal operating conditions. Five years on from the COVID shutdowns, workers...
Latest mixed-use building in the Granary gets Planning Commission approval
Progress on the Post District would continue to move west (or the Granary would progress north), as the latest step in The Silos development won a favorable recommendation from the Salt Lake City Planning Commission on Wednesday. The latest step in the project would...
New bar proposed in Liberty Wells’ Milk Block development
Liberty Wells residents could have a new neighborhood bar if Salt Lake City officials approve a recently submitted conditional use proposal. The proposed watering hole, which is being called the Neighbors Bar, would be located in a new building next to the Wasatch...
The Other Side Academy to build housing on former church parking lot, reuse meeting house
Already occupying the historic Armstrong Mansion at the northwest corner of 700 E and 100 S, local service provider The Other Side Academy held a groundbreaking ceremony last week for its expanded campus in the Central City neighborhood. The project will include an...
The Hardware District starts to fill in: update in photos
If you haven’t visited the Hardware District in a while—located just past Downtown’s northwest edge—you might’ve missed its rapid transformation from an industrial warehouse zone into a hub of apartments and townhomes. The area is unique. Nestled between the West...












