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The Rio Grande neighborhood’s struggle with overwhelmed homeless services and quality of life issues for both temporary and full-time residents have been well documented.  City,…

Downtown Salt Lake is maintaining the steady growth of the past decade according to the newly released 2016 State of Downtown Economic Benchmark Report by…

Although it has taken a few years to get started, the Almond Street Townhomes, a proposed development at the 200 North block of Almond Street, is…

A missing middle project is coming to an angular 1.39 acre lot in the West Capitol Hill neighborhood. Underground prep work has begun on the…

As people are returning to the city, it appears that traditionally suburban home builders are following. Garbett Homes, which has long focused its efforts in…

There are a lot of stakeholders invested in the Gateway’s success.  The Gateway has struggled since the City Creek Center opened in 2012.  What was…

Vibrant downtowns benefit not only cities but the suburbs as well and Salt Lake City leaders and developers still have a lot of work to…

More residential development is coming to downtown Salt Lake.  Framing is well underway on two apartment projects that combined will add over 320 units to the…

The team behind the Blue Koi Apartments, a 21-unit development at the intersection of 900 East and 1700 South in Sugar House, are developing a…

After a few months of quiet at the southwest corner of 100 South and 500 West intersection, Wood Partners, a national real estate company, has officially…

When John Borski of Borski Organic Farms began selling his produce at the Downtown Farmers Market, the market consisted of just a handful of farmers…

The area surrounding Pioneer Park is in transition.  Perceptions of rampant crime and homelessness conflict with a park that is known for summer concerts and weekly…