Category: Ballpark

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.…

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…

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…

After weeks of delays, city officials have revealed the four sites that will house new homeless resource centers. The sites encompass four neighborhoods in the…

A missing middle development is coming to a growing section of the Ballpark neighborhood.  On Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a Planned…

In Salt Lake City affordable rental units have become increasingly scarce.  Salt Lake rents are increasing at one of the fastest rates in the nation.  The city’s…

Not every Salt Lake City resident can afford $1,000 per month rent for an one-bedroom apartment.  A 2013 City market study estimated that there is an…

A cluster of affordable housing is developing in the Ballpark neighborhood, directly southwest of downtown Salt Lake.  Construction is well underway on the Taylor Gardens…

The Enclave Apartments are nearly framed out.  The development is on the 1400 South block of 300 West, an area dominated by light manufacturing, big-box…

Salt Lake City and community leaders officially broke ground Tuesday for the Ballpark Apartments, an affordable housing development reserved for residents over the age of…

In early 2010, Steve Lufkin was unemployed and living at the Road Home shelter.  During that time, Luftkin became a member of Alliance House, a…

With 50 percent of renters spending over 30 percent of their income on housing costs and an estimated affordable housing gap of 8,200 units, there…