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Low-income project at The Silos gets the green light from Planning Commission

Low-income project at The Silos gets the green light from Planning Commission

by Zeke Peters | Oct 4, 2023 | Granary District, Salt Lake City

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 Silos, a significant redevelopment immediately west of the Post District, got...
Affordable housing to be built on properties owned by former councilman who resisted it on the west side

Affordable housing to be built on properties owned by former councilman who resisted it on the west side

by Taylor Anderson | Jan 28, 2021 | North Temple, Poplar Grove, Salt Lake City

Developers last week released plans for a new apartment building that will continue the rapid growth of high-density housing near the North Temple corridor of Salt Lake City’s west side. The proposal itself wasn’t particularly unique. Transit-area zoning...
Here’s where affordable housing will be built thanks to tax credits in 2020

Here’s where affordable housing will be built thanks to tax credits in 2020

by Taylor Anderson | Jan 3, 2020 | Salt Lake City

Cities across Utah will see more than 500 new affordable housing units built thanks to federal tax credits unveiled for the new year. Once built, those units will help house some of the more than 100,000 Utahns who pay more than half their wages toward housing costs,...
Affordable housing: Three local developers dish on the biz

Affordable housing: Three local developers dish on the biz

by Luke Garrott | Dec 23, 2019 | Central Ninth, Downtown, Fairpark, Guadalupe, Marmalade, North Temple, Salt Lake City, Sustainability, Transportation, UTA

The reason more affordable housing isn’t being built is due to scarcity of investment capital, not scarcity of demand or return, say some of Salt Lake’s premier affordable housing developers. Without more affordable housing we are creating a future where only the...
Citing a need to help the homeless, Salt Lake City is poised to expand micro-apartment policy

Citing a need to help the homeless, Salt Lake City is poised to expand micro-apartment policy

by Taylor Anderson | Nov 26, 2019 | Ballpark, Central City, Central Ninth, North Temple, Salt Lake City, Smart Growth

Utah’s homelessness and housing crises are putting pressure on Salt Lake City to move forward with a policy that would expand the locations where developers and the state could build “micro-apartments” despite lingering questions over geographical inequity.  The...

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