by Luke Garrott | Jan 2, 2025 | New and Proposed Development, Policy, Salt Lake City
With borrowing costs remaining high, a Trump Administration threatening new tariffs, and state leaders keen on shaking up housing and homeless policy, development in Salt Lake will see significant impacts in the new year. While we don’t have a crystal ball or a seer’s...
by Luke Garrott | Nov 11, 2024 | Euclid, Fairpark, New and Proposed Development, North Temple, Salt Lake City
Developers are going back to their playbook for success in designing a proposed 5-over-1, 108-unit market-rate apartment building at 947 West South Temple. Roers Companies and JZW Architects have begun city review for Folsom Apartments, which borders the Union Pacific...
by Taylor Anderson | Nov 7, 2024 | Granary District, Salt Lake City
The Granary District once felt like a brush fire ready to become one of the most bustling neighborhoods in Salt Lake City, with projects lining up to obtain entitlements and plans for a rush of new housing that promised to bring liveliness to the area. Some projects...
by Devin Zander | Aug 5, 2024 | Ballpark, In Pictures, Ongoing Development, Salt Lake City
Gabbott’s Row – 1448 S Main Street Maryland natives James and Stephen Alfandre of Urban Alfandre developed Gabbott’s Row, the Baltimore-esque rental homes, which are unlike anything typically seen in Salt Lake City. Bonneville Builders is the general...
by Taylor Anderson | Jan 5, 2024 | Ongoing Development, Salt Lake City
Jason Winkler, left, owned Makers Line, Q Factor and a list of affiliated construction companies. Tim Foster, right, was president of Makers Line during its rise and fall. Sign up to get free Building Salt Lake emails in your inbox. We are the leading source of...
