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‘There’s going to be some blood.’ What Salt Lake City’s glut of new housing means for future LIHTC development

‘There’s going to be some blood.’ What Salt Lake City’s glut of new housing means for future LIHTC development

by Jacob Scholl | Aug 5, 2025 | Central City, Downtown, North Temple, Rent, Salt Lake City

This is the second and final part of a series about the state of newly built low-income housing buildings after years of rapid building in and around Salt Lake City. To read part one, click here. Affordable housing developers in Salt Lake City currently have an issue...
The Hardware District starts to fill in: update in photos

The Hardware District starts to fill in: update in photos

by Devin Zander | Feb 24, 2025 | Developments, Downtown, Marmalade, Ongoing Development, Salt Lake City, Under Construction, West Capitol Hill

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Mayor Mendenhall: UDOT must protect homes in path of I-15 project

Mayor Mendenhall: UDOT must protect homes in path of I-15 project

by Taylor Anderson | Nov 22, 2022 | Salt Lake City

Interested in seeing where developers are proposing and building new apartments in Salt Lake, or just want to support a local source of news on what’s happening in your neighborhood? Subscribe to Building Salt Lake. Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall plans to...
East Downtown continues to pop –  sound studio on 500 E to be replaced by 149-unit rental project

East Downtown continues to pop – sound studio on 500 E to be replaced by 149-unit rental project

by Luke Garrott | Jun 24, 2021 | Downtown, East Central, New and Proposed Development, Salt Lake City

Do construction cranes equal weather vanes? If so, the breeze continues to grace Downtown Salt Lake City. In east Downtown, along east Broadway and 400 South, the projects keep coming, and it’s starting to look like climate, not just weather.  DeWitt Apartments’...
What did this year’s state legislative session mean for housing and transportation?

What did this year’s state legislative session mean for housing and transportation?

by Zachary Dussault | Mar 12, 2021 | Transportation, UTA, Utah

The 2021 Utah legislative session concluded last week, with legislators passing several pieces of legislation relating to housing and transportation policy. Four major bills allocated millions for affordable housing and billions to upgrade the state’s transportation...
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