Smart growth and development news for the Salt Lake City region
Developers looking for six exceptions to Transit Station Area zoning code for their 343-unit, 804-parking stall project landed at the Planning Commission earlier this month.…
Utah Transit Authority’s “Change Day” – when it adjusts bus and train schedules, currently three times a year – is coming again on August 7.…
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Just west and south of the Gateway Mall, housing projects are coming to fruition that look to transform this part of the city. In a…
A plan designed by citizen-professionals that would reinvigorate train transport, remove barriers between Downtown and the city’s west side, and free up hundreds of acres…
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…
In-N-Out Burger is bringing its 10th Utah restaurant to Salt Lake City, adding the cult-status drive-thru to a car-centric portion of the Ballpark neighborhood near…
In recent years, the Wasatch Front has enjoyed the addition of commuter rail, light rail, and a streetcar. However, options are still limited for those…
Removing the train yards that remain in west Downtown Salt Lake City opens 52 acres of developable land, claim the authors of an uncommissioned plan…
The North Temple Bridge-Guadalupe community is about to get a sizable new member. At 200 North and 600 West, Modal Living is proposing a 356-unit,…
Last night the Salt Lake City Council deferred action on two land-use items we’ve been following. The first, a zoning petition from a developer to…
Developers have found a welcome area along the UTA transit line in recent years, flooding an underutilized area with dozens of urban infill developments that…
