Commercial office developers are still preferring the suburbs
The Salt Lake City urban area is in a historically unique position. Like most cities in the country, Salt Lake’s population began to drop after
The Salt Lake City urban area is in a historically unique position. Like most cities in the country, Salt Lake’s population began to drop after
Downtown Salt Lake’s skyline appears to be extending a bit further south thanks to a proposed office development by Houston-based developers, Patrinely Group. The developers want to
Downtown Salt Lake City has lost many of its historic buildings in the past several decades. As the city embraced the car, buildings were razed to provide more
After eight years in the Rio Grande neighborhood, Spy Hop Productions, has deemed the area unsafe for the youth they serve. Spy Hop, a nonprofit
A former car dealership on the northeast corner of the 700 S. West Temple will soon become a new office building. Renovations are underway on
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