An analysis of federal funding awarded by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, has revealed that the State of Utah performed poorly in obtaining funding from...
The latest round of apartment buildings along 300 North on the edge of Fairpark were pitched to Salt Lake City officials in recent weeks, as developers recently submitted plans for the fourth phase of the Citizens West apartments. Citizens West 4, located at 515...
Outdoor concert season — and spring for that matter — is just around the corner. Among the most popular mainstays during the warm months is Salt Lake City's Twilight Concert Series, begun in 1998, which has been held in Downtown's Gallivan Center for the last six...
Another proposed development along North Temple transit corridor could add 110 housing units at a key corner in the Fairpark neighborhood. At 915 W. North Temple, the southwest corner of North Temple and 900 West, the 9th Note project will sit on .75 acres...
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 type of housing known as Missing Middle Housing. Our Missing Middle Housing Discussion and Tour will focus on...
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Utah Transit Authority’s “Change Day” - when it adjusts bus and train schedules, currently three times a year - is coming again on August 7. While changes to riders’ routines usually bring complaints, Salt Lake City residents will see some increased options starting...
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 the next arrival of a high-density residential development in Salt Lake City’s Hardware District. The latest offering, known as...
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 getting its final look by the city council later this spring and summer. The reform may have significant...
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 millions for affordable housing and billions to upgrade the state’s transportation...
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 of 100 South and 600 West. In an area known for its warehouses, railyards, nightlife, and transient population,...
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 this week. Housing and development were major components of the mayor's 36-minute statement. She insisted that...