Salt Lake City

Impact fees to nearly triple in Salt Lake City

Impact fees to nearly triple in Salt Lake City

The price that developers pay to connect to city utilities will nearly triple over the next two years in Salt Lake City.  The City Council, following the recommendations of third-party studies voted this week to raise the costs to hook up to the city’s potable water...

Hooper approves Stuart Adams’ Smith’s-anchored development

Hooper approves Stuart Adams’ Smith’s-anchored development

The Hooper City Council has approved a development agreement for Hooper Crossing, the Smith's-anchored shopping center and housing project led by outgoing Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams.  The agreement comes with more than 20 conditions that the council wrote...

Rose Park mixed-use project gets SLC Planning Commission approval

Rose Park mixed-use project gets SLC Planning Commission approval

A rendering of the mixed-use La Esquina project along 1000 North in Rose Park. Image via Uncommon Architects. Rose Park could see a new development in the coming months, as a mixed-use development pitched for the neighborhood recently gained city approval.  The Salt...

Murray charts an urban future for the 245 acres around its transit hub

Murray charts an urban future for the 245 acres around its transit hub

Murray's planning division is asking the City Council to adopt a development vision for the 245 acres around Murray Central Station, an area long kept largely vacant due in part to its designation as a superfund site. The plan envisions bringing life to the site...

Retail in the Salt Lake metro is tighter than anywhere in the West

Retail in the Salt Lake metro is tighter than anywhere in the West

Retail developers across the Salt Lake City metro added 185,000 square feet of space in the first six months of 2026, the lowest January-to-June total on record, according to a third quarter report from Marcus & Millichap. Last year, developers added more than 1.3...