Developers propose city’s first high-rise rental project
A stalled commercial project will get new life as a residential tower in downtown Salt Lake. The Boyer Company has partnered with Cowboy Properties to
A stalled commercial project will get new life as a residential tower in downtown Salt Lake. The Boyer Company has partnered with Cowboy Properties to
The Salt Lake suburbs continue to grow at a faster rate than the capital city, but according to new census data, the gap is narrowing
There are over 800 residential units under construction in the downtown core (from North Temple to 400 South and 200 East to I-15). While the
Downtown Salt Lake is maintaining the steady growth of the past decade according to the newly released 2016 State of Downtown Economic Benchmark Report by
After the several years of back and forth between residents and City leaders over building height along the S-Line in Sugar House, a new project
Work sessions with the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) may become more popular now that the Commission approved a major alterations, demolition and new construction request for the
Developers are discovering that meeting the expectations of the Historic Landmark Commission (HLC) is not guaranteed. Garbett Homes went before the HLC four consecutive times before the
Up until 2014, the middle of the 100 South block of 200 East was a large surface parking lot. In its place is a new
*This is an updated version of a previous post The Gilgal Sculpture Garden, a small park that features unique sculptures, is about to be less hidden.
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
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