Smart growth and development news for the Salt Lake City region
Besides the Ballpark itself, is there a “there” there? This was the conundrum facing planning consultants brought together by Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC), Salt…
In Central City, just southeast of Downtown, 1970s-vintage low-rise office buildings are transitioning to multi-family residential in a big way. Three projects along 400 East…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
The North Temple Bridge-Guadalupe community is about to get a sizable new member. At 200 North and 600 West, Modal Living is proposing a 356-unit,…
Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency presented plans this week for what will be one of its biggest moves in the Depot District since the project…
The North Temple transit corridor continues to see transformative development. Here are three projects that are contributing to a changing west side in Salt Lake…
Perennially starved of tax revenue by the Utah Legislature, Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has had few options to generate income beyond the fare box. UTA’s…
The Salt Lake City Planning Division is attempting to prepare downtown Sugar House for a future with more sidewalk vitality and less space for cars.…
