Tag: hardware district

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Developers looking for six exceptions to Transit Station Area zoning code for their 343-unit, 804-parking stall project landed at the Planning Commission earlier this month.…

Builders continue to fill the Hardware District with single-use buildings and copious parking in what continues to be a case study of a master planned area that just doesn’t quite feel like a neighborhood.

In our recent Downtown construction update in pictures, we left out the Downtown-adjacent Guadalupe and Marmalade neighborhoods. Here’s a look at some of the big…

A 4-acre surface parking lot just steps from light- and heavy-rail transit is set to be transformed into a unique set of living spaces with…

If you haven’t meandered through the new apartments between 400 West and the FrontRunner tracks recently, it may surprise you to visit the residential pocket…

The air maybe smokey but construction continues at a rapid pace on several large apartment projects in downtown Salt Lake City’s western edge.  There are…

Like the rest of the state, downtown Salt Lake City is benefitting from the region’s healthy economy.  More people live and work downtown than ever…

As of this week, Salt Lake City has one less big box department store.  On Monday, Sear Holdings closed its downtown Sears Department store on…

In the development community conversations about growth in 2018 tend to include a common theme, growing out-of-state interest in Salt Lake City.  The increasing presence…

For decades many people in real estate development have referred to Utah’s development community as a “good old boys club,” but the traditional way of…

  Development around The Gateway continues full speed ahead as  over 1,400 residential units are either recently completed or under construction within a block of…