The 1,100 owners along with future patrons of the Wasatch Food Co-op are going to be delighted by Salt Lake’s first community-owned, full-serve grocery store—and it will only get better when they see what’s been preserved by developer Kathia Dang and her team as they...
After making accessory dwelling units (ADUs) legal by right across the city in most residential zones 18 months ago, City Hall is taking steps to implement a financial program to make it possible for homeowners with modest incomes and limited home equity to afford to...
Sign up to get free Building Salt Lake emails in your inbox. Need more? 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. The Planning Commission approved a new...
The first planning permit application of 2024 was filed this week. Normally, we wouldn’t cover such small project. But it’s the first out of the gates. And it may also be indicative of the type of year in development we’re going to have. With developers’ capital...
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...
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The Salt Lake City Council last week passed its ordinance for next year’s capital spending, and for development watchers, a number of projects stand out in the CIP (Capital Improvement Program) budget. Several bold pedestrian- and bike-friendly investments were...
Residential construction continues to transform Salt Lake City's Central 9th neighborhood, just southwest of Downtown. This burgeoning area, sandwiched by UDOT roads that challenge walkability, is a test case for the city's form-based zoning reforms and its...
The transformation of downtown Sugar House marches forward. It wasn't that long ago that the stalled Sugarmont Apartments in the heart of the business district was in contractor dispute, its degraded wrap flapping in the wind. Now its exterior finishes are being...
The Salt Lake City Council will have its second public hearing tonight for the Fleet Block rezoning, a proposal long in development in the planning department. The council could close its hearing and vote on the item - a combined ordinance establishing a new...
The City Council has approved a zoning change to a parcel on the 900 South corridor that could make way for a development and an uncertain fate of a popular Asian market in the existing building. The change itself is wonky: The land the market sat on had two separate...
A long-dead corner at the eastern gateway to the Central 9th District in Salt Lake City will soon gain a whole new profile. Locals JZW Architects presented their plans to the city’s planning commission recently for Granary on 9th, a three-story, mixed-use,...