by Jacob Klopfenstein | Jul 5, 2022 | Policy, Salt Lake City
On the west side of Downtown Salt Lake City, 400 West seems like the perfect stretch of street for a light rail extension. Lots of new high-density housing is being built nearby in the Depot and Granary districts of the city, and residents of those units would...
by Jacob Klopfenstein | Jun 3, 2022 | Policy
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by Taylor Anderson | May 11, 2022 | Policy, Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City Council is sitting on a stack of major policy updates awaiting a final decision, and the list is about to grow significantly. Employees in the Planning Division are preparing to release several pieces of hot-ticket ordinance updates that will add to...
by Luke Garrott | Mar 14, 2022 | Salt Lake City
The Opportunity Zone along the North Temple continues to attract investors impressed with the potential of Salt Lake City’s west side light rail corridor. While eyebrows may rise at the $8.3 million listing price for the 1.28 acre parcel at 819 W N Temple, its...
by Taylor Anderson | Feb 24, 2022 | Ballpark, Downtown, Granary District, Salt Lake City
A group of community members asked city officials to block a mixed-use development in the Granary District on Wednesday, saying its lack of setbacks wouldn’t help fix an already dire lack of greenspace in Salt Lake City’s center. The developer said they were adding...
