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Rose Park mixed-use project gets SLC Planning Commission approval

Rose Park mixed-use project gets SLC Planning Commission approval

by Jacob Scholl | Oct 1, 2026 | Developments, Proposed, Rose Park, Salt Lake City

A rendering of the mixed-use La Esquina project along 1000 North in Rose Park. Image via Uncommon Architects. Rose Park could see a new development in the coming months, as a mixed-use development pitched for the neighborhood recently gained city approval.  The Salt...
Lehi to get new Target, Life Time Fitness as part of new development

Lehi to get new Target, Life Time Fitness as part of new development

by Jacob Scholl | Jun 15, 2026 | Developments, Proposed, Under Construction, Utah County

Lehi is on its way toward building a massive new shopping complex — complete with potential office space and new residential units. And now it has two anchors. Earlier this week, the Gardner Group and Plumb Holdings announced a new Lehi project, named The Shops at Sky...
Coffee, candy, pizza: Here are some new shops headed for Salt Lake City

Coffee, candy, pizza: Here are some new shops headed for Salt Lake City

by Jacob Scholl | Jun 12, 2026 | Central Ninth, Developments, East Central, East Liberty Park, Proposed, Salt Lake City, Sugar House

Permits for new businesses are popping up around Salt Lake City, with new retail spots coming soon to Trolley Square and Sugar House, among other areas.  Earlier this year, permits started flowing for new projects along 400 South and other parts of Central City. A new...
As Utah exports dirty soda, retailers say national brands are eyeing expansion into Utah

As Utah exports dirty soda, retailers say national brands are eyeing expansion into Utah

by Jacob Scholl | Nov 13, 2025 | Developments, Downtown, East Bench, New and Proposed Development, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Andy Moffitt, left, moderates a ULI Trends panel that included Chris Byers, right. Photo via Kelli Freshman Photography Mormon Wives, Swig, Crumbl — Utah’s exports have been making waves lately outside of the state. But the inverse is also happening, real estate...
What happened to Trolley Square’s big residential development plans?

What happened to Trolley Square’s big residential development plans?

by Luke Garrott | Aug 13, 2021 | Central City, Ongoing Development, Salt Lake City

In changing times for retail, it’s not surprising that the owners of Trolley Square shopping center have been focusing on the success of the business spaces carved into the historic streetcar barns between 600 and 700 East, 500 and 600 South in Salt Lake City’s...
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