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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UDOT unveils details on new $1.6B widening of I-15 through SLC
Interested in seeing where developers are proposing and building new apartments in Salt Lake, or just want to support a local source of news on…
UTA and City amping bus linkages between west side neighborhoods, University, and central city
Utah Transit Authority’s “Change Day” – when it adjusts bus and train schedules, currently three times a year – is coming again on August 7.…
Builders win approval to build next big apartment building in the Hardware District
A 4-acre surface parking lot just steps from light- and heavy-rail transit is set to be transformed into a unique set of living spaces with…
Two projects in Depot District – Gateway amplify the need for the city to finish its new parking ordinance
Salt Lake City’s new off-street parking ordinance – how much parking developers are required to build given their land use and location – will be…
What did this year’s state legislative session mean for housing and transportation?
The 2021 Utah legislative session concluded last week, with legislators passing several pieces of legislation relating to housing and transportation policy. Four major bills allocated…
Another market-rate project continues the residential explosion in the west Gateway area
The Depot District north of 200 South continues its residential explosion with The Huxley, a 258-unit market-rate project to be built at the NW corner…
Mayor Mendenhall’s 2021 state of the city speech: equity, development, housing at the center
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall reported on her administration’s first-year progress and highlighted its plan for 2021 in her state of the city speech…
Editorial: Utah cities could connect by passenger rail in 5 years if a state agency can coordinate billions in federal funding
In recent years, the Wasatch Front has enjoyed the addition of commuter rail, light rail, and a streetcar. However, options are still limited for those…
Fairpark public market will open this spring. Does it signal a dawn to development along a long-dead section of North Temple?
Competition between the west side and Downtown for a full-time, year-round public market heated up last week. The Utah State Fairpark announced that they will…
Giv Development’s Chris Parker: Aiming to mainstream affordability, carbon-neutrality and design quality
As it continues to rise on 400 South adjacent to Library Square and the Public Safety Building, The Exchange Project is many things. The end-cap…
Salt Lake City wants its streets to evolve – “Street Typologies Guide” is the proposal
The Salt Lake City Transportation Division is vetting with the public its new guidelines for city streets. If adopted by the city council, the “Street…
