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As the number of people living in Downtown Salt Lake City continues to grow by the thousands, city leaders seem serious about continuing their summer…
The fight over the future of the historic Utah Theater will reemerge in the public limelight this week, as the controversial deal between the city…
In the same month their first quarter 2021 commercial real estate report on Salt Lake City cites a bloated Class A office market – with…
Salt Lake City will close one block of Main Street Downtown to car traffic to offer a better experience for people looking to patronize businesses…
UTA construction on Main Street in the month of May will offer a glimpse into the street’s possible future. Cars will largely get the boot…
After a nearly four hour meeting, four infill residential projects are moving forward after the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved with conditions each project. …
South Salt Lake’s targeted downtown area is beginning to take shape as three prominent residential developments are now, fully or nearly framed out. The projects…
Kensington Avenue between Main and State Streets already has a diverse amount of amenities, including a costume shop, microbrewery, two Asian food markets and a restaurant. …
Preliminary construction has started on Liberty Crossing, the first residential phase in The Crossing development in South Salt Lake City. The project is one of…
Visitors to downtown Salt Lake City will have a new resource. On Thursday, city officials and representatives from the Downtown Alliance announced the Downtown Ambassador Program,…
With some notable exceptions (Microsoft), most large tech companies have largely operated in suburban communities. But as more and more workers opt for city life, tech…
It will be several months before the county attorneys move into Salt Lake County’s Downtown District Attorney Office Building, but a central component of the…
