by Taylor Anderson | Nov 8, 2022 | Ballpark
One of Salt Lake City’s premier big box retail gateways would continue its transformation into a destination for dense apartment housing under a new proposal for the corridor. The 2.4-acre site at 1546 S. 300 W., currently home to a vacant home, industrial uses and a...
by Luke Garrott | Oct 28, 2022 | Policy
While the city-owned Fleet Block continues in limbo, Salt Lake City government was able to celebrate a victory with the community yesterday in the east Granary. A groundbreaking event on a .26 acre parcel at 901 S Gale St brought together a sizable crowd. They...
by Taylor Anderson | Oct 21, 2022 | Salt Lake City
Five developers landed tax credit financing from the state housing corporation to help construct hundreds of low-income housing units in Salt Lake City. Among them is one of the only low-income housing projects on the city’s east side and another that could...
by Luke Garrott | Oct 19, 2022 | Policy, Salt Lake City
In an avalanche of votes last night the City Council cemented the direction of its land-use regulations concerning density and infill growth. After more than two years of discussion and deliberation at the council, a sizable slab of regulatory reform was allowed to...
by Taylor Anderson | Sep 12, 2022 | New and Proposed Development, Salt Lake City
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