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Long-term developers buy 6.3 acres on the 300 West corridor in Ballpark

Long-term developers buy 6.3 acres on the 300 West corridor in Ballpark

by Taylor Anderson | Jan 27, 2023 | Ballpark

New membership levels for 2023. Want more access to all things development in Salt Lake City? Become a Building Salt Lake Pro or Premier Member today. A slate of developers has purchased a 6.3-acre assemblage of properties in the Ballpark neighborhood in a sign that...
Latest Ballpark proposal highlights need to embrace new neighborhood plan

Latest Ballpark proposal highlights need to embrace new neighborhood plan

by Taylor Anderson | Jan 2, 2023 | Ballpark, New and Proposed Development

Renderings courtesy of Salt Lake City Planning Division. A new proposal for the area near Smith’s ballpark would add 115 new residential dwellings in a seven-story building while providing very little for the broader public despite calls for it to do so. The new...
City Council approves rezone of sleazy motel in Ballpark

City Council approves rezone of sleazy motel in Ballpark

by Taylor Anderson | Dec 16, 2022 | Ballpark, Ongoing Development

The Salt Lake City Council cleared the way for the redevelopment of a rundown motel in the city’s Ballpark neighborhood on Tuesday, a move that will clear the way for a new mixed-use development. Council members agreed to rezone a collection of parcels from Commercial...
The Salt Lake City Library is buying property in Ballpark. Now it needs approval for the purchase.

The Salt Lake City Library is buying property in Ballpark. Now it needs approval for the purchase.

by Taylor Anderson | Nov 23, 2022 | Salt Lake City

Interested in seeing where developers are proposing and building new apartments in Salt Lake, or just want to support a local source of news on what’s happening in your neighborhood? Subscribe to Building Salt Lake. As part of an ongoing attempt to bring civic...
More residential units coming to Ballpark, aiming at 80-100% AMI and ‘high-end finishes’

More residential units coming to Ballpark, aiming at 80-100% AMI and ‘high-end finishes’

by Luke Garrott | Sep 30, 2022 | New and Proposed Development

Local developers are looking to transform a one-acre lot one and half blocks north of Smith’s Ballpark into 120 apartment homes – aiming to keep rents “affordable.” Without tax credits, builders hope to keep their units renting at 30% of a person’s...
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