Tag: 700 south

The Central Ninth neighborhood has become one of the city’s biggest success stories in neighborhood revitalization.  The neighborhood is attracting both public and private investment…

The city’s second proposed homeless resource center is now moving forward after the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a conditional use request for the…

One of the two proposed Homeless Resource Centers (HRC) has cleared its final significant administrative hurdle, clearing the way for construction to begin.  On Wednesday, March 28,…

With a tight deadline, Salt Lake’s two proposed Homeless Resource Centers are one step closer to construction.  After multiple public open houses, city officials and…

As of this week, Salt Lake City has one less big box department store.  On Monday, Sear Holdings closed its downtown Sears Department store on…

After several open houses and meetings with residents, Salt Lake City officials are ready to move forward with a final design of the High Avenue…

After multiple open houses last fall, Salt Lake officials will again reach out to the public for feedback on two proposed homeless resource centers in…

It’s official, after just over a month of voting the proposed redevelopment of the Pickle Building will get some financial help in a $50,000 preservation…

While Salt Lake City officials debate over the best way to increase the city’s stock of affordable housing, three downtown adjacent developments are underway that…

Michael Ori, the owner of Studio Elevn a film production and creative coworking company, has released renderings and site plans for his company’s plans to redevelopment…

Since moving to Salt Lake over a decade ago, Michael Ori has eyed the historic Utah Pickle Building on the 700 South block of 400…

Salt Lake City officials have selected the sites and populations for two proposed homeless resource centers and now want to hear from the public on…