A plan designed by citizen-professionals that would reinvigorate train transport, remove barriers between Downtown and the city’s west side, and free up hundreds of acres to redevelopment has been making its way to some “important […]
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 area. The project would fill a large surface parking lot […]
The Salt Lake City Council last week passed its ordinance for next year’s capital spending, and for development watchers, a number of projects stand out in the CIP (Capital Improvement Program) budget. Several bold pedestrian- […]
In-N-Out Burger is bringing its 10th Utah restaurant to Salt Lake City, adding the cult-status drive-thru to a car-centric portion of the Ballpark neighborhood near State Street and 2100 South. The location at 61 East […]
Two new residential projects have joined the growing train of proposed and active construction along the North Temple transit corridor in Salt Lake City. It was only a year ago that we reported the disappointment […]
A four-story 244-unit residential project by locals W3 Partners aims to add to the 2100 South and 200-300 West area, also known as TRAX Central Pointe and the Home Depot corner. The Nest @ 21st […]
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UTA’s “Change Day” is upon us, where the agency annually tunes up its routes and schedules. This August’s changes are notable especially in Salt Lake City and the I-15 Tech Corridor near Lehi. Salt Lake […]
After expansion under the Obama Administration and previous regimes at UTA, new passenger rail projects along the Wasatch Front seem all but dead. A UTA Board claiming it has no money for capital projects, slim […]
Long marked by acres of parking lots and shuttered storefronts, South Downtown seems ripe for a spring. New multi-family buildings, 320,000 square feet of Class A office space, imminent development of the Sears block and […]
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