In-N-Out Burger is bringing its 10th Utah restaurant to Salt Lake City, adding the cult-status drive-thru to a car-centric portion of the Ballpark neighborhood near State Street and 2100 South. The location at 61 East 2100 South will replace a Burger King and...
The owner is now asking the city to rezone his properties into a zoning that would allow for a range of new developments. Only then would he make public what he has in mind.
A neighborhood that’s largely been forgotten by city leaders but not housing developers will see two more housing projects built after approval by the Planning Commission this month, which itself showed a desire for more attention on Ballpark. Despite ongoing issues...
Salt Lake City could see a return of dorm-style housing with shared living space among renters from different families in more neighborhoods around the city under a change that's up for final comment this week. The updated ordinance would effectively rebrand what has...
The area surrounding Smith’s Ballpark could welcome a new, seven-story residential building in an area that’s attracting attention from developers if not from policymakers. Tradition Pointe would add 78 studio and one-bedroom units in an area near a transit station...
Developers are adding thousands of badly needed affordable housing units to Salt Lake City, but not in every neighborhood, and not only on the west side. New multi-family developments that are either partially or entirely affordable to people earning less than the...
A developer that’s found a niche in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood is proposing another mid-density townhome project in the area. CW Urban wants to build two, three-story buildings on a narrow lot off Main Street near 1739 South, in the southern gateway to...
In a proposal important to developers of small multi-family urban infill, planners from Salt Lake City proposed revisions to the RMF-30 zone to the city council this week. It’s the city’s most recent go at a new residential infill ordinance since pioneering...
A developer is asking for permission to build a bit higher to accommodate for copious parking for a building that would bring low-income units to the Ballpark neighborhood near the booming Central 9th area. The Chrome Works project at 269 W. Brooklyn Ave (near 1000...
A Salt Lake City entrepreneur has found a way to bring his business, a space for a dozen other entrepreneurs and, effectively, multiple restaurants and a rolling coffee shop into a one-story warehouse in the often-overlooked Ballpark neighborhood. ComCom Kitchen — for...
A developer that had planned for a low-income housing development in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood has dropped out after looking for city approval for its new building next to a TRAX station. A developer that had been looking for city approval to build...
Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood, an often neglected area immediately south of Downtown, is seeing rapid redevelopment as developers take advantage of few restrictions in the area. Despite a lack of investment by the city, the recent building boom is quietly...