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Urbanism, walkability touted as tenets of Draper’s The Point during groundbreaking

Urbanism, walkability touted as tenets of Draper’s The Point during groundbreaking

by Jacob Scholl | Jun 29, 2026 | Developments, Draper, Proposed, Under Construction

Ask any urbanist around the Wasatch Front, and they’ll say that car-centric design and infrastructure are the norm outside Salt Lake City. Portions of the Jordan River Trail and pockets around the county are known for providing more options for travel. Outside that,...
Design-rich density coming to east Downtown SLC – meet Masonic Temple Regius Flats

Design-rich density coming to east Downtown SLC – meet Masonic Temple Regius Flats

by Luke Garrott | Jul 30, 2020 | East Central, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City’s East Central neighborhood is known for its leafy streets, historic buildings, and horizontal mixed use.  South Temple street, an ornamental ribbon sitting atop this gem of a neighborhood east of Downtown, hosts Salt Lake City’s grandest...
Preliminary construction work begins for the Quattro

Preliminary construction work begins for the Quattro

by Isaac Riddle | Oct 16, 2018 | Central City, Developments, Salt Lake City, Under Construction

Another underutilized corner of Salt Lake City’s 400 South Corridor is about to drastically change.  Crews have demolished the one-story former Rent-a-Center and Papa Johns buildings to make way for the Quattro, a proposed seven-story, 95-unit mixed-use...
Mixed-use project set to replace underutilized corner of 400 South

Mixed-use project set to replace underutilized corner of 400 South

by Isaac Riddle | Sep 5, 2018 | Central City, Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City’s 400 South Corridor has long been a critical route connecting downtown to the University of Utah but for decades the area has been dominated by fast food and suburban-style retail.  While fast food and surface parking remain, in recent years...
Group moving forward with first phase of NW Quadrant development

Group moving forward with first phase of NW Quadrant development

by Isaac Riddle | Feb 21, 2018 | Developments, Northwest Quadrant, Proposed, Salt Lake City

As Salt Lake City and state officials work toward a compromise on the management of the Northwest Quadrant and proposed inland port, one of the quadrant’s largest landowners is ready to move forward with the area’s first large private development. On...
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