Building Salt Lake Pro and Premium Members can search for any building permit in Salt Lake City. Stay in the know in the market by becoming a Member today. It’s adjacent to I-215. It’s not served by UTA. It’s called a “food desert” by its...
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Nonprofit developers to convert HK Tower into affordable housing
Interested in seeing where developers are proposing and building new apartments in Salt Lake, or just want to support a local source of news on what’s happening in your neighborhood? Subscribe to Building Salt Lake. The HK Tower at 100 South and 500 East is one...
Ballpark changes, continued: New plans coming for 300 West & Central Pointe UTA station area
Featured photo: The Edith by CW Urban, 1710 S West Temple. It was built on rare R-MU zoning in the Ballpark neighborhood. It’s taken 25 years. Transit-oriented development near Salt Lake City’s TRAX stops south of Downtown—900 South, Ballpark, and Central Pointe (in...
Vineyard’s new urbanist downtown to use new TIF tool for housing near transit
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Ballpark upzone proposal major step in transformation of area
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Opinion: The relevance of the S-Line
For decades, a corridor approximately 66 feet wide and two miles long sat relatively unused. Lying half in South Salt Lake and half in Salt Lake City’s Sugar House neighborhood, the corridor initially played host to the railroad that once stretched between Salt Lake...
Fleet Block update – City looks poised to rezone, restrict, and market properties
It’s been over 12 years since Salt Lake City moved its fleet operations out of the Granary District. Once seen as a necessary catalyst for redevelopment of the area, the Fleet Block now lags behind the projects that have sprouted in its dormancy. At the leading edge...
Utah cities and towns, like rest of America, need missing middle. ‘Zoning is DNA,’ expert says
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Missing middle much? SLC’s Affordable Housing Incentives may spark a gentle density revolution
Today is the last day to register for our Building Salt Lake Events Missing Middle Housing Discussion and Tour on Saturday, June 10. Space is limited! Gentle density. Hidden in plain sight. Adding variety, and thus affordability, to the existing housing stock....
REGISTER NOW: BSL Events to host Missing Middle Housing discussion and tour
Fresh off a successful kickoff event, Building Salt Lake is preparing to host an informational session and tour that's focused on a bygone and misunderstood type of housing known as Missing Middle Housing. Our Missing Middle Housing Discussion and Tour will focus on...
UDOT promises SLC that I-15 widening will stay in current right-of-way and “no residents will need to be moved”
UDOT officials faced severe pushback from west siders last week for the agency’s scaled-down plans for I-15 reconstruction and widening through Salt Lake City. UDOT is now making a series of promises to residents which include keeping the widening within the current...
UDOT admits I-15 widening will cut into parks and school ball fields, while demolishing scores of homes and businesses
Sign up to get free Building Salt Lake emails in your inbox. Building Salt Lake Members get early access to events starting in May. Become a Member today. Last week, UDOT released the first public document in its Environmental Impact Statement...