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Faced with an affordable housing crisis that appears to be worsening despite local efforts, on Tuesday city officials announced they are moving forward with two…

Development along the 400 South Corridor in the Central City and East Central neighborhoods continues to evolve with three large complexes in various stages of…

Downtown is experiencing unprecedented residential growth, but the city’s current building boom started in the downtown adjacent neighborhoods like Central City.  There are two large residential…

Over the next few years, the area surrounding the 1940 West North Temple TRAX station will be welcoming hundreds of new residents.  Demolition work has…

During Tuesday’s City Council work session, a briefing on a $550,000 loan from Salt Lake City ‘s Housing Trust Fund to Little Diamond Housing, LLC…

Residential and commercial growth in Sugar House and downtown Salt Lake may get most of the attention, but the Central City neighborhood is building up…

It has been a busy construction year in Salt Lake City, with unprecedented growth, especially in multifamily and mixed-use developments.  There are currently over 3,800…

A six-month moratorium on new projects in the Transit Station Area zone is set to expire December 11.  Salt Lake City Council voted in June…

Salt Lake City is experiencing unprecedented growth.  According to James Wood, Ivory-Boyer Senior Fellow at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, more residential units will…

After the several years of back and forth between residents and City leaders over building height along the S-Line in Sugar House, a new project…

Work sessions with the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) may become more popular now that the Commission approved a major alterations, demolition and new construction request for the…

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…