Developer plans mixed-use project for former Bicycle Center site
In the nearly four years since the S-Line began service, most of the development spurred by the streetcar and greenway have been clustered at the east…
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Commission approves ground floor design for Dixon Building
Sometimes a building, or its potential impact, is large enough that it is approved in sections. That is the case with the Dixon Medical Building…
Demolition work begins for large Sugar House development
After years of proposals and several different iterations, demolition is underway on the site of the future Sugarmont Apartments by Boulder Ventures, the next phase…
South Salt Lake evolving through form based zoning
Salt Lake City Council recently voted to continue its public hearing on the adoption of the Sugar House Streetcar Corridor Master Plan. The plan calls for a transition…
City Council votes to continue public hearing on Sugar House height
Over four years and multiple revisions later, the Sugar House Streetcar Corridor Master Plan is still evolving. The Salt Lake City Council held a public hearing on…
Government revises terms for Motor Pool site
The federal government has prime real estate in Salt Lake that it wants to trade in exchange for construction services for another federal property, the…
Demo work begins on old warehouse building
Sugar House’s evolution continues. Demolition work has begun on the former Leisure Living warehouse, to make way for construction of the Sugarmont Apartments, a proposed mixed-used…
Mixed-use project proposed along the S-Line
The S-Line streetcar has spurred over $400 million of development in the Sugar House Business District surrounding the terminus of the streetcar line. Now nearly…
Federal Government proposes a unique development opportunity
Central City block dominated by several abandoned buildings and a suburban-style discount store should look very different in the next few years. An opportunity for development could…
Planning Commission votes in support of new downtown plan
*This article has been updated The Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted to forward a favorable recommendation to City Council on an updated version of the Downtown…
Salt Lake on the Street: Talking Transit with Robin Hutcheson
According to the Salt Lake City Transportation Division new website, slcrides.org, “By 2040, more than 40,000 new residents and 20,000 new employees are expected.”
Youth center under construction in the Granary
A homeless shelter is not usually seen as a development opportunity or as a place for the larger community. Zach Bale, chief development officer for the Utah chapter of Volunteers of America, wants to change that perception.
