All the hearings are over. No more public presentations, reviews, or comments are required. The Utah Theater property at 144 S. Main, owned by the
When Mike Nikols announced he was closing his family’s iconic diner at 1300 S. State St. and began lobbying the city to rezone his family’s
Days after a neighborhood Facebook group reposted a real estate listing for 411 and 419 East 100 South as “Tear down dwellings that are necessary
Developers would add 397 housing units in three, six-story apartment buildings in Salt Lake City’s North Temple transit corridor under the latest proposal for the
Once home to an 1892 Victorian brick Sears Mansion that was destroyed during the March 2020 earthquake, a third-acre lot in Salt Lake City’s Liberty
Four single-family homes would be replaced by 30 townhomes under a new proposal that would bring several rarities to Salt Lake City’s North Temple corridor.
Pacificorp has chosen a development team to master plan their 100-acre property on the North Temple corridor in Salt Lake City. Announcements are on hold
The Downtown periphery would see the addition of another 110 spaces for people to live with a six-story building proposed for 500 East in Central
The development future of the North Temple corridor depends in an outsized way on its two largest landholders – Pacificorp (Rocky Mountain Power) and the
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted 6-1 on Wednesday to approve the design review application for a 390 ft mixed-use 400-unit residential tower at
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