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[[This story was originally offered to Building Salt Lake Members last week. Members get exclusive reports, invites to Building Salt Lake events and access to more features. Become a Member today.]] The Weigand Center, a day-time homeless resource center near the...
It's been a minute since we updated readers on the buildout progress of the Depot District, just to the west and south of the Gateway Mall on Downtown's western edge. Current development is occuring in the context of the empty lots of the Redevelopment Agency, UTA's...
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Updated plans for the West Quarter development hit the Planning Commission this week as west Downtown continues its rebirth after the depredations of urban renewal in the 1950s and 60s. New renderings show how the project, between 200 and 300 West, proposes to...
Contractors are still finishing the upper floors of the Salt Lake City apartment building that appears to have the highest rent in Utah. But the building sitting at 111 S. 300 W., kitty-corner to Vivint Arena, is wrapped up enough to lease several lower floors,...
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Developers looking for six exceptions to Transit Station Area zoning code for their 343-unit, 804-parking stall project landed at the Planning Commission earlier this month. Their planned eight-story building, at 152 North 500 West, is immediately adjacent to the UTA...
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What happens if a city doesn’t follow its own laws? Not an outdated, inconsequential ordinance but one that is directly linked to public space, personal safety, freedom of movement, and environmental health? In late May, the Salt Lake City Attorney’s Office was served...