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Demolition work begins for large Sugar House development

Demolition work begins for large Sugar House development

by Isaac Riddle | Oct 17, 2016 | Developments, Salt Lake City, Sugar House, Under Construction

After years of proposals and several different iterations, demolition is underway on the site of the future Sugarmont Apartments by Boulder Ventures, the next phase of their 2100 Sugarhouse Mixed Use Development.   The project replaces two abandoned Granite Furniture...
Demo work begins on old warehouse building

Demo work begins on old warehouse building

by Isaac Riddle | Jan 26, 2016 | Developments, Salt Lake City, Sugar House, Under Construction

Sugar House’s evolution continues. Demolition work has begun on the former Leisure Living warehouse, to make way for construction of the Sugarmont Apartments, a proposed mixed-used development a the intersection of McClelland St and Sugarmont Drive. Boulder...
Updated design for proposed Sugar House project

Updated design for proposed Sugar House project

by Isaac Riddle | Dec 3, 2015 | Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City, Sugar House

Building height continues to be a contentious issue in Sugar House.  The developers of a proposed residential project in Sugar House, deemed too big by many residents, presented updated plans to residents during a Wednesday Sugar House Community Council meeting at the...
Developers propose more height in Sugar House

Developers propose more height in Sugar House

by Isaac Riddle | Oct 23, 2015 | Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City, Sugar House

More height could be coming to Sugar House’s Central Business District.  While construction is well underway on the Legacy Village, a 10-story mixed-use project on the 1200 East block of Wilmington Avenue, another 10-story project is proposed for the site of the...
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