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Chicago Street: A Last Stand on the West Side

Chicago Street: A Last Stand on the West Side

by Zeke Peters | Mar 12, 2024 | Fairpark, Glendale, North Temple, Ongoing Development, Policy, Rose Park, Salt Lake City, Westpointe

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Next wave of city policy on tenant displacement and loss of affordable housing may be timid on impact

Next wave of city policy on tenant displacement and loss of affordable housing may be timid on impact

by Luke Garrott | Feb 15, 2024 | Policy, Salt Lake City

Building Salt Lake is the leading source of commercial real estate news in Utah. Sign up to get our free emails in your inbox. Support our endeavor by becoming a Member today. Following up on the recommendations of City Hall’s...
City to reveal its anti-displacement strategy this week at Planning Commission

City to reveal its anti-displacement strategy this week at Planning Commission

by Luke Garrott | Nov 14, 2022 | Policy, Salt Lake City

Even as they continue to author pro-growth legislation, both the Mendenhall Administration and the City Council have expressed unease about the rise in rents that has pushed across Salt Lake City from east to west. As what used to be ‘Downtown rates’ spread to central...
SLC leans into gentrification policy contradictions with anti-displacement initiative, ‘Thriving in Place’

SLC leans into gentrification policy contradictions with anti-displacement initiative, ‘Thriving in Place’

by Luke Garrott | May 2, 2022 | Policy

Everybody says it’s happening. Gentrification. Demand for luxury apartments in Salt Lake’s hot rental market is driving up rents across the city. New luxury units, condo conversions, and public spending on plazas, trails, rail, and bike paths are all evidence...
The affordability crisis is so bad, SLC’s RDA is preparing to create ownership housing that ‘removes land from the speculative market’

The affordability crisis is so bad, SLC’s RDA is preparing to create ownership housing that ‘removes land from the speculative market’

by Luke Garrott | Nov 8, 2021 | New and Proposed Development, Policy, Salt Lake City

As the state’s deficit of affordable housing units keeps growing – it’s currently around 50,000 – innovations are also on the rise.  They’re coming in various forms – from cities liberalizing their urban zoning and the state of Utah offering...
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