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The cleaners have moved. The bank has moved. The fuel pump is gone. The warehouses are being replaced by hundreds of new apartments. That single-family
Subtle changes and clarity provided to the Planning Commission got a seven-story residential development back on track in the Granary District. The pitch for Pacific
A group of community members asked city officials to block a mixed-use development in the Granary District on Wednesday, saying its lack of setbacks wouldn’t
The Planning Commission approved the second in a pair of buildings coming to the southern end of the Sugar House urban core. The commission approved
Under a ticking clock of the city’s six-month moratorium on any new homeless shelters, announced by Mayor Erin Mendenhall in October, last week the Planning
The Central 9th neighborhood started as a carve-out of a much larger district, a hamlet whose urban zoning and transit access gave it a distinct
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission effectively rejected an attempt by the owner of the now-shuttered Coachman’s diner to build a mixed-use development with for-sale
Besides the Ballpark itself, is there a “there” there? This was the conundrum facing planning consultants brought together by Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC), Salt
Developers continue to show interest in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood, with the latest proposal to bring 47 rental townhomes to the neighborhood. The Row
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