Residents of Rose Park looking for a local watering hole: you’re in luck. The Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted 5-1 on Wednesday to approve a conditional use permit for the Paris Social Bar, a proposed bar establishment at 910 W. 1000 North in Rose Park....
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Deal to redevelop 100 acres on North Temple with $900M in public subsidies reaches bottom of the 9th inning
Under the pressure of a year-end deadline, the Salt Lake City Council and Larry H. Miller (LHM) Real Estate have come to terms that will enable redevelopment of nearly 100 acres of reclaimed brownfields near the Utah State Fairpark that includes public financing for a...
How’s Salt Lake’s construction boom looking? New inventory on the way, in photos
With a record number of apartments coming online in Salt Lake City in 2025, we thought we'd highlight seven projects under construction. Have a look. 218 West 300 South Apartment building at 218 W 300 S, looking northwest. Photo by Devin Zander | Building Salt Lake We...
Affordable housing in the Power District? No, Fairpark development officials say
Top officials of the newly created UFAIR District, empowered by the state Legislature to oversee the new taxing and development entity that includes the Utah State Fairpark and the Power District, have come out against including affordable housing in the 93-acre...
More signs of North Temple corridor transformation near the Folsom Trail
Developers are going back to their playbook for success in designing a proposed 5-over-1, 108-unit market-rate apartment building at 947 West South Temple. Roers Companies and JZW Architects have begun city review for Folsom Apartments, which borders the Union Pacific...
20-unit studio project designed next to Red Iguana 2 in Euclid/Fairpark
Continuing to capitalize on proximity to TRAX and Downtown, a small local developer is looking to build a market-rate building offering 20 micro units in an increasingly busy neighborhood next to the Folsom Trail and the North Temple transit corridor. Bordering the...
Miller group to demolish Ramada Inn at the Power District. Star of India finds new home
Ten months after taking over a shuttered hotel that was set to become supportive housing for low-income Salt Lakers, the Larry H. Miller Companies is moving forward with plans to demolish the North Temple building at the Power District. The development group has made...
Boyer Company pitches new 350-unit development off North Temple
The Boyer Company would replace an existing west side storage facility with 350 new apartments under a new proposal that would require approval from the city for additional height. The new housing, on 2.91 acres at 523 W. 200 N., would continue the buildout near North...
City closer to subsidizing ADU construction for homeowners on west side
After making accessory dwelling units (ADUs) legal by right across the city in most residential zones 18 months ago, City Hall is taking steps to implement a financial program to make it possible for homeowners with modest incomes and limited home equity to afford to...
For-sale townhome project seeks to supply west side with missing-middle homes
On a rare mid-block street amid the west side’s overwhelmingly suburban, detached single-family home development pattern, builders are looking to take advantage of SR-3 zoning to bring 12 townhomes to market near the North Temple transit zone. At 825-26 W Hoyt Place,...
New project would offer ownership opportunities on SLC’s west side
A new housing development in the Guadalupe neighborhood on Salt Lake City’s west side would use a unique mix of housing types to offer affordable ownership options. The development would rely on a blend of missing middle housing types and philanthropy to achieve a...
Will an interest rate cut be enough to thaw Utah’s development freeze?
Heard faintly over the last few months, it’s not a siren song, but the sound of bubbles of a red herring: at long last, the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates. The Fed raised interest rates quickly in 2022 and 2023 in an effort to curb inflation, which...











