Two projects to activate dead corners on 200 East + 200 South in East Downtown SLC
Two projects propose to activate two dead corners of a key intersection in East Downtown Salt Lake City while adding hundreds of residents — and…
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Mapping walkability on the Wasatch Front
Walkability can be an elusive concept for Utah residents. Utah’s uniquely large square blocks and urban growth built around the car have produced few pedestrian-oriented areas for…
Salt Lake on the Streets: Downtown’s role as Utah’s capital city
Salt Lake on the Street is a weekly podcast featuring discussions with community stakeholders about Salt Lake urban and community development. The podcast is made…
Urban expert: downtown needs more residential growth
Downtown Salt Lake’s recent growth is just the tip of the iceberg according to Dr. Arthur C. Nelson, a professor of Urban Planning and Real…
Popup parks provide interactive downtown experience
Downtown Salt Lake’s population swells twice a year as over 125,000 people gather around Temple Square for the General Conference of The Church of Jesus…
Clean air advocates call for legislative action
Air quality concerns drew hundreds to the Utah State Capitol Saturday to demand legislative action in mitigating air pollution along the Wasatch Front.
Cowboy Partners building new apartments in downtown
Construction has begun on the Liberty Crest Apartments at 150 South and 200 East in downtown Salt Lake City. The seven-story apartment building will consist…
Scaled down building likely for new DA offices
The immediate need for new offices for Salt Lake County District Attorneys may effectively kill plans for a significant public-private development on the northeast corner of…
Beautification on 300 West paving the way to a better Marmalade
Construction crews are busy in the Marmalade neighborhood in Salt Lake City. The neighborhood just north of downtown is experiencing a bit of a renaissance…
In pictures: south of Energy Solutions Arena becoming more hospitable
The stretch of 100 South between the Salt Palace Convention Center and the Gateway has long been a dead zone between two of Salt Lakes…
La Porte to resume construction on The Plaza at State Street
With a crane seemingly forever at half-mast, the fate of The Plaza at State Street, a mixed-use project in downtown Salt Lake, appeared doomed
It is not just Millennials that benefit downtown
Downtowns want Millennials, people born between 1980 and 2000, and many Millenials are choosing to live downtown. Downtown Salt Lake is no exception.
