Light Industrial and big-box stores have long dominated Salt Lake City's southern stretch of 300 West, but an increasing residential presence is emerging along the corridor. On Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a planned development and...
After several open houses and meetings with residents, Salt Lake City officials are ready to move forward with a final design of the High Avenue Homeless Resource Center (HRC) and will give residents one last chance to provide in-person feedback before the design goes...
Another crime-prone motel is poised to be redeveloped into a mixed-use, mixed-income project. On Tuesday the Salt Lake City Council, acting as the Board of Directors for the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, approved a $3.2 million for Housing Assistance...
On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a Conditional Building and Site Design Review (CBSDR) for proposed mixed-income development that will serve the Native American Community. The development, the Book Cliffs Lodge, is a four-story, 54-unit...
A missing middle corridor is developing on 1700 South, west of State Street. On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a Planned Development request by CW Urban for The Edith, a 23-unit townhome development proposed for the southwest corner of the...
As development picks up in Salt Lake City, developers are beginning to consider building in nontraditional areas, especially along the industrial/big box dominated 300 West corridor. The ample surface parking and empty lots are attracting development like the...
More of the missing middle housing is on its way. Salt Lake City planning division staff are holding a public open house for two townhome developments that will add a combined 26 residential units. The projects, TAG Row House and the Edith are being developed by TAG...
Salt Lake City officials have selected the sites and populations for two proposed homeless resource centers and now want to hear from the public on the centers' design and programming. This week the city will hold two public meetings at the proposed site's for the...
A missing middle development is now underway in a growing section of the Ballpark neighborhood. Construction has started on the Richards Flats, a 32-unit condominium project at the northeast corner of the intersection of Richards Street and 1700 South. The project is...
As land becomes more expensive in Salt Lake, new residential projects will begin to appear in areas and neighborhoods not usually on most developers' radar. For example, the 300 West block of Paxton Avenue may not appear like an ideal location for a mixed-use...
Salt Lake Officials gathered in front of the Fisher Brewery on Wednesday to announce a partnership with the office of Economic Development and the nonprofit, National Main Street Center, to revitalize two Salt Lake City neighborhoods. The announcement included the...
If the construction cranes weren't indication enough, 2016 was a big year in Salt Lake City development. The Eccles Theater and 111 Main buildings opened bringing more energy to Main Street with hundreds of new workers and patrons to downtown. By the year's end,...