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Western Governors University confirms plan to move HQ to SLC

Western Governors University confirms plan to move HQ to SLC

by Jacob Scholl | Mar 12, 2026 | Developments, Downtown, Proposed, Salt Lake City

The country’s largest online university will soon move to Downtown Salt Lake City after it develops its new headquarters with nearly 1 million square feet of office space.  On Thursday, the Millcreek-based Western Governors University released early details of its...
A townhome proposal in Riverton shows why Utah might strip local zoning power

A townhome proposal in Riverton shows why Utah might strip local zoning power

by Jacob Scholl | Nov 17, 2025 | Developments, New and Proposed Development, Proposed, Riverton

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox recently wondered if it was time for the state to usurp local authority over zoning, and a recent meeting over a low-density housing proposal in Riverton shows why. The Riverton Planning Commission tabled a 15-unit, for-sale townhome proposal...
Nonprofit developer unwraps profit-sharing apartment tower that could serve as a model

Nonprofit developer unwraps profit-sharing apartment tower that could serve as a model

by Jacob Scholl | Oct 31, 2025 | Central City, Developments, Downtown, New and Proposed Development, Salt Lake City

On the unfinished 14th floor of the former HK Tower office building and high above the other buildings in the Central City neighborhood, local developers and state leaders spoke about a new, unique program that allows renters to begin building equity in hopes of...
Utah Housing Corp creates loan program to help build for-sale condos 

Utah Housing Corp creates loan program to help build for-sale condos 

by Jacob Scholl | Sep 30, 2025 | New and Proposed Development, Policy, Salt Lake City, Utah

While home ownership in Utah continues to be costly and increasingly unattainable, a new loan program could help create more for-sale condominiums in the Beehive State.  In a meeting last Thursday, the Utah Housing Corporation’s board of trustees unanimously...
Here’s the housing, infrastructure bills that passed late (or didn’t) during the Utah legislative session

Here’s the housing, infrastructure bills that passed late (or didn’t) during the Utah legislative session

by Jacob Scholl | Mar 12, 2025 | Featured 2, Policy, Salt Lake City, Transportation

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