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...
by Isaac Riddle | Apr 26, 2016 | Developments, East Central, Proposed, Salt Lake City
It is still early in the year, but a theme is beginning to emerge in Salt Lake City. Several projects have proven that an initial rejection by the Planning Commission and Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) is not a death knell for development. Garbett Homes went...
by Isaac Riddle | Apr 11, 2016 | Central City, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City
Basic economics teaches that in a healthy economy the supply goes where the demand is. Ivory Homes, Utah’s most prolific builder of single-family homes, is associated with the sprawl that defined most of the residential growth since 1990 when Ivory Homes...
by Isaac Riddle | Apr 8, 2016 | Central City, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City
A long-vacant lot on one of Salt Lake’s most historic streets is one step closer to be developed. After three failed attempts, representatives from Garbett Homes finally got the approvals needed to build the Hardison Apartments, a multifamily mixed-use project...
by Isaac Riddle | Mar 22, 2016 | Developments, East Central, Proposed, Salt Lake City
*This is an updated version of a previous post The Gilgal Sculpture Garden, a small park that features unique sculptures, is about to be less hidden. Demolition is underway at the former Wonder Bread site on the 700 East block of 400 South. For decades the vacant...
