by Luke Garrott | Jul 20, 2023 | Policy, Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, South Salt Lake City
Featured photo: The Edith by CW Urban, 1710 S West Temple. It was built on rare R-MU zoning in the Ballpark neighborhood. It’s taken 25 years. Transit-oriented development near Salt Lake City’s TRAX stops south of Downtown—900 South, Ballpark, and Central Pointe (in...
by Taylor Anderson | Aug 24, 2020 | South Salt Lake City
A few years after creating a vision for what it said would be its new Downtown, South Salt Lake is making way for another car-oriented business. The City Council unanimously moved to allow an Audi dealership at Truman Avenue and State Street, the south end of what it...
by Isaac Riddle | Dec 5, 2017 | Ballpark, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City
As development picks up in Salt Lake City, developers are beginning to consider building in nontraditional areas, especially along the industrial/big box dominated 300 West corridor. The ample surface parking and empty lots are attracting development like the...
by Isaac Riddle | Dec 12, 2014 | South Salt Lake City, Under Construction
South Salt Lake City leaders want to create a downtown that is a regional destination. Trent Fargher wants his brewery, Shades of Pale Brewing, to be a catalyst for downtown development. If Fargher is able to fully realize his plans for a full-service brewery, his...
