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How many units have been created by SLC’s Affordable Housing Incentives program?

How many units have been created by SLC’s Affordable Housing Incentives program?

by Jacob Scholl | Jul 22, 2026 | Developments, Policy, Proposed, Salt Lake City

It’s been over two years since Salt Lake City’s Affordable Housing Incentives (AHI) program took effect, and city council members got a feel for the sort of impact the program has had on the city.  On Tuesday, the council heard its first update on the AHI program...
Salt Lake City single-family zone changes are poised for debate

Salt Lake City single-family zone changes are poised for debate

by Jacob Scholl | May 1, 2026 | Avenues, New and Proposed Development, Policy, Salt Lake City, Sugar House

In the coming months, Salt Lake City is headed to a vote that could make a number of changes to its single family zoning code, which covers around a third of all city land and 77% of the city’s residentially zoned land.  Neighborhoods are gearing up to fight the...
SLC considers program to sell land development rights to boost other projects’ heights

SLC considers program to sell land development rights to boost other projects’ heights

by Jacob Scholl | Apr 23, 2026 | Developments, Policy, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City may create a program to sell land development rights as a way to protect sensitive lands while boosting density for other projects.  Though the program is still in the conceptual stages, members of the Salt Lake City Council heard an outline Tuesday to...
Salt Lake City to consider 2,000-square-foot home lots in single family zones

Salt Lake City to consider 2,000-square-foot home lots in single family zones

by Jacob Scholl | Feb 20, 2026 | Policy, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City is considering updating its single-family exclusive zoning to allow for building on smaller lots throughout much of the city. As part of its effort to update its single-family zoning code, Salt Lake City is considering a proposal that would create Small...
Salt Lake City’s development-friendly council appears poised to stay in power

Salt Lake City’s development-friendly council appears poised to stay in power

by Jacob Scholl | Nov 5, 2025 | Ballpark, Fairpark, New and Proposed Development, Policy, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City voters have made it clear — the majority of municipal voters want to keep the status quo of the City Council, as incumbents and a heavily endorsed newcomer either outright declared victory Tuesday or seem to be on their way to reelection.  Tuesday’s...
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