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Missing middle infill wave builds with Capitol Hill proposal

Missing middle infill wave builds with Capitol Hill proposal

by Jacob Scholl | Apr 3, 2026 | Developments, Downtown, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Capitol Hill could get a new three-story walkup and additional housing units as part of a newly-proposed project on Hillside Avenue.  A new project located at 58 E. Hillside Ave. would take what’s currently home to an aging, vacant structure and transform it...
Developer wants to expand the University business district, historic home stands in the way

Developer wants to expand the University business district, historic home stands in the way

by Jacob Scholl | Sep 16, 2025 | Developments, East Central, New and Proposed Development, Proposed, University of Utah

A home in an historic Salt Lake City neighborhood could be torn down to make way for new mixed-use development, according to a proposal submitted to the city.  The 1912 building is located on the border of the business district near the historic entry to the...
Trends 2024 – what we’ll be watching in the new year

Trends 2024 – what we’ll be watching in the new year

by Luke Garrott | Jan 1, 2024 | Ballpark, Central City, Downtown, East Bench, New and Proposed Development, North Temple, Salt Lake City

2023 brought the end of the apartment boom, pretty much everywhere. Is the Salt Lake City market going to weather the storm? Are those long-term growth predications still accurate? Keep your clicks here. We’ll be watching these trends and others in 2024. Declining...
More micro units close to the 400 S corridor proposed

More micro units close to the 400 S corridor proposed

by Zeke Peters | Dec 12, 2023 | Central City, Developments, New and Proposed Development, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Sign up to get free Building Salt Lake emails in your inbox.Building Salt Lake Pro and Premium Members can search for any building permit in Salt Lake City. Stay in the know in the market by becoming a Member today. The Planning...
What happened to Trolley Square’s big residential development plans?

What happened to Trolley Square’s big residential development plans?

by Luke Garrott | Aug 13, 2021 | Central City, Ongoing Development, Salt Lake City

In changing times for retail, it’s not surprising that the owners of Trolley Square shopping center have been focusing on the success of the business spaces carved into the historic streetcar barns between 600 and 700 East, 500 and 600 South in Salt Lake City’s...
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