Category: Northwest Quadrant

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…

In Utah, the state legislature has written a series of restrictions on where bars and clubs can be located, apparently reflecting a fear that alcohol…

Ivory Development and the Ivory Foundation have walked away from a deal to purchase the land west of 2200 West and north of the Salt…

The Swaner family – whose distant relatives created the 1200-acre nature preserve in Snyderville Basin north of Park City – has decided to sell for…

Salt Lake City’s Department of Economic Development recently completed a prospectus for a Life Sciences Corridor that may boost demand for office space Downtown. Downtown…

Now that the Salt Lake City Council reached a compromise with state leaders on the proposed inland port, Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski is…

After months of back and forth discussions, Salt Lake City and state leaders, have reached a tentative compromise for the controversial inland port bill that…

Envision Utah has a long history of bringing diverse groups together to find consensus solutions for some of the state’s greatest challenges. Its hallmark has…

Friction between leaders in blue cities with leaders in their respective red home states is not uncommon and is indicative of America’s larger urban/rural divide. …

As Salt Lake City and state officials work toward a compromise on the management of the Northwest Quadrant and proposed inland port, one of the…

Plans to develop over 3,000 acres of largely vacant land at the western edge of Salt Lake City have made significant recent progress.  In their…

There appears to be a growing divide between where companies are choosing to locate and where younger workers are wanting to live.  According to a…