The Lotus Company took its next significant step in recent days to move forward with its mixed-use development of a key parcel just south of Downtown Salt Lake City. Fresh off the design review approval for its planned development at 48 W. 700 S., Lotus requested approval to demolish the former Rick Warner Body Shop […] The post Lotus moves forward with development at shuttered Rick Warner auto shop in South Downtown appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
The historic Clift Building recently underwent a facelift of its lobby and lounge areas after a change in ownership.| Building Salt Lake
A number of developments are integrating an architecturally-forgettable office ghetto south of 400 South into the increasingly-lively transit corridor to the north.| Building Salt Lake
As nationwide data on multi-family residential continues to roll in, there’s no mistaking it – we’re in a slump. While the Salt Lake market continues to hold its own nationally for new multi-family permits issued over the last year, architects’ business conditions–leading indicators of development activity–continue to soften. Let’s take a look at some national […] The post Housing numbers continue to look bleak nationwide appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
Local developers want a rezone to build The Citizen 2, a multifamily complex, behind the existing Citizen apartment complex in Central City.| Building Salt Lake
The Utah Housing Corp has approved federal and state LIHTC funds to pay for affordable housing projects around Salt Lake City.| Building Salt Lake
Utah Housing Corporation created the Condominium Construction Loan Program, which will provide loans to developers to build for sale condos.| Building Salt Lake
To my surprise, Chicago was much more kid-friendly than Salt Lake City. But it wasn't without its downfalls. Here are some takeaways.| Building Salt Lake
Salt Lake City has unveiled its plans to overhaul Smith’s Ballpark and redevelop the site to include housing, a hotel and other local uses.| Building Salt Lake
Nick Rimando — Real Salt Lake legend — spoke in favor of proposal to build a futsal and pickleball court underneath the 900 S I-15 off-ramp.| Building Salt Lake
A historic Downtown office building on a busy Downtown corner has a new owner, and it’s someone who doesn’t typically own office space. The Judge Building, located at 8 E. Broadway on the southeast corner of Broadway and Main Street, was recently purchased by Chris Parker of Salt Lake City’s Giv Group, according to records […] The post Giv Group buys Downtown’s Judge Building, setting up potential for affordable housing play appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
A Fairpark apartment complex along North Temple initially approved in 2023 likely won’t start construction this year, and there’s been a big change to the project in recent months. The Lusso 2 apartments, which would be located at 57 N. 1000 West, was granted a one year time extension on its design review and planned […] The post Proposed North Temple apartment building given extension after LIHTC pivot appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
Sugar House residents can anticipate changes to Fairmont Park, as Salt Lake City officials have released concepts for potential changes.| Building Salt Lake
Over a dozen for-sale townhomes could be built on Jefferson St. in the Central 9th neighborhood if approved by Salt Lake City officials.| Building Salt Lake
Eye-catching townhomes being pitched near Highland Drive in Millcreek| Building Salt Lake
Sign up to get free Building Salt Lake emails in your inbox. Building Salt Lake Pro and Premium Members can search for any building permit in Salt Lake City. Stay in the know in the market by becoming a Member today. A Salt Lake City developer that made a splash with a catalytic project in the Granary District is apparently facing significant issues, and […]| Building Salt Lake