by Jacob Scholl | Dec 29, 2025 | Ballpark, Depot District, Downtown, Granary District, Policy, Salt Lake City, Sugar House
It’s been a busy year for the Salt Lake City Council. Not only were four of the seven council seats up for election, but the council’s 2025 also consisted of overhauling multiple aspects of the city’s zoning code — and those efforts will seemingly continue into 2026....
by Luke Garrott | Dec 26, 2025 | Ballpark, Equity, New and Proposed Development, North Temple, Policy, Salt Lake City, Smart Growth, Sugar House, Sustainability, Transportation
With comprehensive Salt Lake City zoning reform almost completed, one of its most effective advocates at City Hall won’t be around to usher it across the finish line. Darin Mano, City Council Member from District 5, has seen his last city council meeting as an elected...
by Taylor Anderson | Dec 25, 2025 | 9-Line, Ballpark, Central City, East Central, Salt Lake City, Sugar House
Recent months have included news about some iconic Salt Lake City bars, restaurants and cafes closing. But when doors close others open. We now have some insights into what will replace Shades Brewing in Ballpark, Café Niche in East Central and Chubby Baker in Central...
by Jacob Scholl | Dec 10, 2025 | Central City, Downtown, Policy, Salt Lake City
Long-awaited changes to Salt Lake City’s zoning code were approved Tuesday night as the latest installment of the city overhauling its residential zoning code. The Salt Lake City Council voted 6-1 to approve an ordinance to alter its RMF-35 and RMF-45 zones, clearing...
by Jacob Scholl | Dec 8, 2025 | Granary District, Salt Lake City
It’s been just over two years since a handful of interconnected Utah-based development and construction companies abruptly collapsed, leaving employees without work and subcontractors unpaid for their labor. But the fallout continues. Makers Line, Q Factor and other...
