by Luke Garrott | Aug 30, 2021 | 9-Line, Policy, Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City Council last week passed its ordinance for next year’s capital spending, and for development watchers, a number of projects stand out in the CIP (Capital Improvement Program) budget. Several bold pedestrian- and bike-friendly investments were...
by Taylor Anderson | Jul 29, 2021 | Ballpark, Central Pointe, Developments, Policy, Proposed, Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake City
Salt Lakers are set to see the solidification of years of car-centric street design when two notoriously popular fast food chains that attract long drive-thru lines come to town within a block of each other in the coming months. Burger joint In-N-Out and chicken...
by Taylor Anderson | Jun 3, 2021 | Ballpark, Central City, Developments, Downtown, Equity, Ongoing Development, Rent, Salt Lake City, Smart Growth
When CW Urban announced it would construct a new residential building across from Pioneer Park, one thing in particular stood out. It wasn’t necessarily its design, its unit count, its height or anything about the appearance that made it particularly noteworthy in a...
by Taylor Anderson | Mar 14, 2021 | Ballpark, Salt Lake City
The continued buildout of residential along 300 West in Salt Lake City would continue under the latest proposal in what has become a cluster of broad apartment buildings on the commercial corridor. Developers want to add 242 more apartments to the area that’s zoned...
by Taylor Anderson | Mar 5, 2021 | Ballpark, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City
The urbanization of 1700 South in Ballpark in recent years is set to continue with another project that would replace an industrial warehouse with 237 rental housing units. The five-story building would replace multiple industrial buildings adjacent to the UTA TRAX...
