by Taylor Anderson | Jan 5, 2023 | Policy, Salt Lake City
You want affordable housing? These projects promise to give it, if they can secure funding. A committee that gives advice to the Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency has ranked 10 projects that promise to bring hundreds of affordable housing units to the capital city...
by Luke Garrott | Dec 30, 2022 | Ongoing Development
What trends stole the spotlight in 2022? Even in the midst of a building slowdown, we had no problem bringing plenty of news your way. Development in Salt Lake City continues to outpace national activity, and local dynamics cohered into some distinct trends we...
by Taylor Anderson | Dec 21, 2022 | Salt Lake City
Unlock more exclusive features by becoming a Building Salt Lake Member today. If there’s one thing that kept Building Salt Lake readers interested in 2022, it was the loss of buildings. Stories about buildings to be demolished, those that already were and some that...
by Taylor Anderson | Dec 19, 2022 | Policy
Help us expand our coverage next year and get access to exclusive features by becoming a paid Building Salt Lake Member today. The Salt Lake City Council is gearing up to debate changes to its rules around where property owners can build accessory dwelling units...
by Luke Garrott | Dec 15, 2022 | Policy
In a huge gut-check moment for city hall on homeless policy, Mayor Mendenhall’s proposed ban on new Homeless Resource Centers is on its way to the City Council with a major modification added by the Planning Commission this week. The Administration is proposing to...
