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Sugar House could get affordable senior housing near Fairmont Park

Sugar House could get affordable senior housing near Fairmont Park

by Jacob Scholl | Jul 18, 2025 | Developments, New and Proposed Development, Proposed, Salt Lake City, Sugar House

An affordable housing development that would cater to seniors over 62 is in the works in Sugar House across the street from Fairmont Park. The proposal, submitted to Salt Lake City on Thursday, would build 110 affordable housing units for seniors at 2257 S. 1100 E....
New Megaplex cinema entertainment center becomes a first for LHM Company

New Megaplex cinema entertainment center becomes a first for LHM Company

by Taylor Larsen | Jul 15, 2025 | Ongoing Development, South Jordan

Utah cinema giant Larry H. Miller Megaplex celebrated a new type of “cut”—a ceremonial “film cutting” of the new Megaplex Downtown Daybreak in South Jordan. While the newest movie theater is the 18th for Megaplex and parent company Larry H. Miller Company (LHM), this...
The housing authority inks rent-to-own deal for the historic Oquirrh School

The housing authority inks rent-to-own deal for the historic Oquirrh School

by Jacob Scholl | Jun 25, 2025 | Ballpark, Central City, Office, Rent, Salt Lake City

The historic Oquirrh School on 400 East in the Central City neighborhood has a new tenant — and a likely buyer.  The Housing Authority of Salt Lake City (HASLC) recently signed a lease to occupy the whole building starting in October, according to Daniel...
Developers pitch new ‘missing middle’ townhomes, apartments in Liberty Wells

Developers pitch new ‘missing middle’ townhomes, apartments in Liberty Wells

by Jacob Scholl | Jun 6, 2025 | Developments, Liberty Wells, New and Proposed Development, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Local developers have a plan to bring over 100 for-rent townhome and apartment units to the Liberty Wells neighborhood along 1300 South.  The development, dubbed Lincoln Village, would transform the northeast corner of State Street and 1300 South. At 145 E. 1300...
Preparing for a brain drain, the SLC Planning Commission gets 3 new members

Preparing for a brain drain, the SLC Planning Commission gets 3 new members

by Luke Garrott | May 21, 2025 | Policy, Salt Lake City

It’s been busy on the Salt Lake City Planning Commission since the advent of COVID, with more issues to address than developers needing design approvals for projects. Just the number of major zoning changes brought by the Mayor’s pro-housing agenda has kept the...
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