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City doles out over $5 million for affordable housing, including to former police building project

City doles out over $5 million for affordable housing, including to former police building project

by Jacob Scholl | Mar 19, 2025 | Ballpark, Central City, Developments, North Temple, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Four affordable housing developments will receive millions in Salt Lake City funds, and that includes a project that would convert the former Public Safety Building into apartments.  The city denied one west side proposal that it said didn’t meet its...
Latest mixed-use building in the Granary gets Planning Commission approval

Latest mixed-use building in the Granary gets Planning Commission approval

by Jacob Scholl | Mar 12, 2025 | Developments, Granary District, Ongoing Development, Proposed, Salt Lake City

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A new In-N-Out opens in South Salt Lake and it…doesn’t break traffic?

A new In-N-Out opens in South Salt Lake and it…doesn’t break traffic?

by Taylor Anderson | Feb 6, 2025 | New and Proposed Development, Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, South Salt Lake City

Fears of snarled traffic were an exaggeration, after all. In-N-Out opened its South Salt Lake location on Thursday to relatively little fanfare, at least by wildly popular drive-thru chain standards. The new burger joint saw steady traffic throughout the afternoon,...
Salt Lake City to step up police presence, expand shelter space in response to state scrutiny

Salt Lake City to step up police presence, expand shelter space in response to state scrutiny

by Jacob Scholl | Jan 16, 2025 | Policy, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City plans to increase its police presence downtown and in other neighborhoods while trying to quickly build up its emergency shelter capacity, according to new plans released by city officials.  Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced Thursday...
More deal points emerge for the Power District as developers and City race toward deadline

More deal points emerge for the Power District as developers and City race toward deadline

by Luke Garrott | Nov 15, 2024 | New and Proposed Development, North Temple, Salt Lake City

Additional details of the special zoning district and a development agreement being negotiated for the 93 contiguous acres of the Power District west of Downtown trickled out of a City Council briefing this week. Under the pressure of state statute requiring a new...
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