Tag: urban land institute

Sandy’s tallest building is now framed out and is nearing a late 2018 completion.  The 11-story tower on the 9900 block of Monroe Street, will…

In the face of rising rents and an increasingly limited housing supply, the Salt Lake City Council unanimously adopted the Growing SLC Housing Plan that will guide…

For decades many people in real estate development have referred to Utah’s development community as a “good old boys club,” but the traditional way of…

Salt Lake City just added another distinction to it’s growing resumé.  Utah’s capital city is the smallest real estate market to ever crack the top…

It’s been 15 years since Salt Lake City unveiled its iconic new library the Square that would house it.   But as with anything that…

The U.S. Census Bureau released their 2016 population estimates for the nation’s counties and metropolitan and micropolitan areas on Thursday.  The new estimates show that…

Since the Great Recession, people across the U.S. have been returning to cities.  Former industrial cities and cities that were previously losing population like Philadelphia and Chicago…

Vibrant downtowns benefit not only cities but the suburbs as well and Salt Lake City leaders and developers still have a lot of work to…

The 111 Main tower is well over 90 percent framed-out.  When the 111 Main tower is completed, it will feature architectural and engineering features that…

“If you don’t take care of the fundamentals in your society: education, infrastructure and human needs the future is not going to look very bright, especially a future that is getting more and more complicated” said Gochnour.