REGISTER NOW: BSL Events to host Missing Middle Housing discussion and tour
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…
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LDS Church donates building and 2.5 acres in Central City to affordable housing nonprofit
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Sears block upzone hits Planning Commission – will the City ask enough of IHC?
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Builders pitch new mid-rise apartment project for Central City
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Southeast Market plans include reuse, gentle density and retail space along 9-Line
A longtime neighborhood grocery close to Liberty Park, since 1997 the Southeast Asian market, is getting a facelift instead of the wrecking ball. Developer’s plans…
Seven-story mixed-use project back on track in the Granary
Subtle changes and clarity provided to the Planning Commission got a seven-story residential development back on track in the Granary District. The pitch for Pacific…
Downtown’s civic campus getting more residential if planning commission agrees to ground-floor vacancy concessions
A 54-unit, market-rate apartment building at 353 East 500 South by locals Cowboy Partners looks to share the glow of Salt Lake City’s reinvestment in…
Office-to-residential transition in Central City near the 400 S TRAX line
In Central City, just southeast of Downtown, 1970s-vintage low-rise office buildings are transitioning to multi-family residential in a big way. Three projects along 400 East…
What happened to Trolley Square’s big residential development plans?
In changing times for retail, it’s not surprising that the owners of Trolley Square shopping center have been focusing on the success of the business…
Why aren’t we seeing more new condos being built in Salt Lake City? It’s complicated.
When CW Urban announced it would construct a new residential building across from Pioneer Park, one thing in particular stood out. It wasn’t necessarily its…
Salt Lake City council update: Infill ordinance pause / Coachman’s formed-based rezone / Gentrification mitigation
Development-relevant actions by Salt Lake City government in March brought some welcome changes as well as news that several blossoms won’t be seen until next…
City council update: RMF-30 infill ordinance likely on hold / Demolitions and upzone in E. Central panned / Form-based code coming to 13th S and State?
As Salt Lake City looks to add density without losing existing housing units, the city council indicated last night that they are probably willing to…
