West side project that stalled amid protests is back after revisions
A project that was subject to intense backlash among groups who saw it as displacement has been altered and is now back for review by
A project that was subject to intense backlash among groups who saw it as displacement has been altered and is now back for review by
Both Downtown and Sugar House – located in City Council Districts 4 and 7 respectively – have seen healthy apartment booms in the last decade.
Salt Lake City’s west side has seen nearly 10 years of the North Temple project area. As the transformation of that corridor gains real momentum,
At an important corner in the Fairpark neighborhood, 900 West and North Temple, another auto-oriented business is giving way to housing. Shamrock Communities, based in
As the state’s deficit of affordable housing units keeps growing – it’s currently around 50,000 – innovations are also on the rise. They’re coming in
This year’s city budget, completed in June, was quite kind to Salt Lake City’s Planning Division. While not exactly “making it rain,” the Mayor and
In Utah, the state legislature has written a series of restrictions on where bars and clubs can be located, apparently reflecting a fear that alcohol
Salt Lake City leaders think they’ve found the partnership that will finally break the development deadlock on their properties in the Depot District in west
Developers plan 58 townhomes on a 2.37-acre commercially-zoned parcel in Salt Lake City’s Glendale neighborhood. The property – long known as Glendale Plaza – is
Removing the train yards that remain in west Downtown Salt Lake City opens 52 acres of developable land, claim the authors of an uncommissioned plan
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