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The rail yards stretch to the west and the oil refinery’s the neighbor to the north. At 800 North and 400 West, a sizable gravel…

Residential construction continues to transform Salt Lake City’s Central 9th neighborhood, just southwest of Downtown. This burgeoning area, sandwiched by UDOT roads that challenge walkability,…

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…

A 45-unit, 5-story studio apartment project has been proposed for a .20 acre lot on the corner of Jeremy Street and 100 South in one…

New development, big and small, continues to mark the sustained growth of the Central 9th neighborhood in Salt Lake City. Its form-based zoning, adopted in…

After a nearly four hour meeting, four infill residential projects are moving forward after the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved with conditions each project. …

With a bevy of new developments to the south and the east, the historic Guadalupe, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, is poised for its…

For the past three decades, Capitol West neighbors have worked to encourage new development in their community and finally, the fruits of their labor are…

The Marmalade District is continuing its expansion with two adjacent developments moving forward by developers TAG SLC.  The developers plan to build two adjacent residential…

In Salt Lake, we may need a to coin a new term for the “missing middle” as more mid-density housing moves forward.  On Wednesday, the…

Two missing middle and one mid-density project are moving forward after the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) approved new construction requests for all three projects during…

More of the missing middle housing is on its way.  Salt Lake City planning division staff are holding a public open house for two townhome…