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This federal tax law spurred development across Utah. The boundaries are about to change.

This federal tax law spurred development across Utah. The boundaries are about to change.

by Jacob Scholl | Jun 4, 2026 | Ballpark, Developments, Downtown, Granary District, Proposed, Salt Lake City

A federal tax law first passed in 2017 that helped spark a wave of new development was renewed last year, and cities across Utah are in the process of updating the boundaries that could hint at where the next wave of development could occur. During a meeting Tuesday,...
North Temple project troubled by unpaid contractors and receivership gets closer to sale

North Temple project troubled by unpaid contractors and receivership gets closer to sale

by Luke Garrott | Feb 27, 2024 | Fairpark, Ongoing Development, Salt Lake City

Building Salt Lake is the leading source of commercial real estate news in Utah. Sign up to get our free emails in your inbox. Get access to the site’s paid features by becoming a Member today. Two electrical contractors have sued the...
Apartment-building momentum on North Temple transit corridor continues to roll

Apartment-building momentum on North Temple transit corridor continues to roll

by Luke Garrott | Nov 15, 2021 | New and Proposed Development, North Temple, Salt Lake City

At an important corner in the Fairpark neighborhood, 900 West and North Temple, another auto-oriented business is giving way to housing.  Shamrock Communities, based in Plainfield, IN, is advancing their plans for a 120-unit, market-rate, podium plus five...
Putting the incoming explosive growth along North Temple into perspective

Putting the incoming explosive growth along North Temple into perspective

by Taylor Anderson | Dec 28, 2020 | North Temple, Salt Lake City

We just want to make sure people are prepared for what’s coming to the North Temple corridor. Along with several other accolades, 2020 may become known as the year that developers capitalized on the potential offered by public investments in transit, associated...
Millcreek is building a downtown where one didn’t exist before

Millcreek is building a downtown where one didn’t exist before

by Luke Garrott | Sep 3, 2019 | Greater Salt Lake, Millcreek

Long known for its tidy single-family neighborhoods and lively commercial corridors of Highland Drive and 3300 South, the city of Millcreek is ready to take significant steps towards place-making. The city recently master-planned for a new city center. A new...
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