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Demolition work starts on Liberty Square project

Demolition work starts on Liberty Square project

by Isaac Riddle | Sep 28, 2018 | Central City, Developments, Salt Lake City, Under Construction

Construction will soon begin on a large residential project in an area dominated by commercial and retail at the 600 East block of 400 and 500 South.  Demolition work has started on a collection of small warehouses and one-story commercial buildings to make way...
Revised Liberty Square project moving forward

Revised Liberty Square project moving forward

by Isaac Riddle | May 8, 2018 | Central City, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City

The Liberty Square development has been through several renditions, including multiple redesigns and reducing the project from a proposed four-story, 135-unit residential building to a 53-unit, townhome-style rental project.  But due to issues with fire code...
Commission approves revised Cowboy project

Commission approves revised Cowboy project

by Isaac Riddle | Jun 1, 2017 | Central City, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City

After two public hearings and a work session, representatives from Cowboy Partners have again returned to the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) for approval of their plans to redevelop the former Ensign Floral building and adjacent parcels. But unlike the past...
Cowboy downsizes Liberty Square development

Cowboy downsizes Liberty Square development

by Isaac Riddle | Apr 12, 2017 | Central City, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City

With rising construction costs, most developers try to build bigger instead of smaller.  But in the case of Cowboy Partners, nine months after securing approval from the Historic Landmark Commission to build the Liberty Square apartments, the developers are returning...
Cowboy seeks input from HLC on proposed project

Cowboy seeks input from HLC on proposed project

by Isaac Riddle | Jun 2, 2016 | Central City, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Developers are discovering that meeting the expectations of the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) is not guaranteed.  Garbett Homes went before the HLC four consecutive times before the Commission approved the design and new construction for the Hardison Apartments...

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