Salt Lake City Leans in Favor of 1 of 3 New Concepts for the Ballpark
There are three new scenarios that could replace the Ballpark at the center of the Ballpark neighborhood. Here's what officials signaled they liked best.| Building Salt Lake
There are three new scenarios that could replace the Ballpark at the center of the Ballpark neighborhood. Here's what officials signaled they liked best.| Building Salt Lake
Salt Lake City bought parcels of land near Smith's Ballpark last year, but plans for the future stadium redevelopment remain unfinished.| Building Salt Lake
Salt Lake City will tear down part of Smith’s Ballpark to build a neighborhood center, Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced.| Building Salt Lake
Despite the promises of civic investments from the city, developers are taking two different approaches to their inholdings in Ballpark.| Building Salt Lake
Salt Lake City approved the overhaul of its mixed-use zoning code, moving to a form-based code for many parts of the city.| Building Salt Lake
Thousands of baseball fans will file into a brand new stadium in South Jordan today, eager to see the first glimpses of a new era of the Salt Lake Bees — one without Salt Lake City. Those sAlready a subscriber? Log in here. This story is free for you Create a free account and get […]| Building Salt Lake
The proposal shows City Hall is serious about urbanizing the neighborhood. Even rooftop decks are allowed.| Building Salt Lake
The Ballpark neighborhood is slated to see a large amount of changes in the coming years, as the now-vacated Smith’s Ballpark is slated to undergo major redevelopment. That means land in the surrounding area is also likely to see construction soon, making the open seat in Salt Lake City Council District 5 all the more […] The post Housing and development take center stage in race for District 5 appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
In a district that is poised to see some of the most intense real estate development in the coming years, candidates vying for the City Council are taking aim at whether the growth has been a net positive for west side neighborhoods. Salt Lake City’s west side continues to be a growing hub for the […] The post District 1 council candidates take aim at LIHTC housing, giveaways to wealthy Utahns appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
A key corner in the Ballpark neighborhood will never be the same. On the north east corner 1300 South and 300 West, the site of a former body shop is being transformed into a 200-unit affordable housing project that will include 8000 SF for a childcare facility serving up to 160 pre-school children. Liberty Corner, […] The post Liberty Corner, LIHTC project in key Ballpark location, breaks ground appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
In some of Salt Lake City’s oldest neighborhoods, candidates are targeting an incumbent on the future of real estate development, the condition of parks and policies that might make the city more friendly to families. Incumbent Council Member Chris Wharton is seeking his third term on the council, while candidates Blake McClary, Jake Seastrand, Liddy […] The post Candidates battle in Salt Lake City’s most contentious council race appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
Organizers hope for “a candid conversation about growth, housing, and the evolving identity of the Ballpark neighborhood"| Building Salt Lake
A week ago, I discovered that—on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays—Park City Transit extends its Route 9 Purple from downtown Park City over Empire Pass to serve Bonanza Flat Trailhead and Bloods Lake Trailhead. Since I had been hungry to get in some hiking and leaf peeping before the Utah weather turns from summer to winter, […] The post OPINION: Utah Needs More Transit to Trailheads appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
A candidate trying to unseat a Salt Lake City Council incumbent is pitching a plan to voters to create more housing in the Avenues neighborhood. Here’s the idea: if Intermountain Health were to close the LDS Hospital — opting to move its services to the yet-to-be-built Downtown hospital on the old Sears Block — the […] The post What’s going to happen at LDS Hospital in the Avenues? SLC Council candidate pitches plan appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
A proposed development in East Central at the old Office Max corner at 900 East and 400 South is moving forward after winning unanimous city approval on Wednesday evening. The Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted 7-0 to approve the design review of the Chapter SLC apartment complex, located at 410 S. 900 East, which […] The post Massive apartment project at 400 S and 900 E approved by SLC Planning Commission appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
Members of the Salt Lake City Council opted to postpone voting on an ordinance that would create new, permanent zoning guidelines for public schools after members of the public raised issues with the proposed plans for the new West High School. The Council voted unanimously during a meeting Tuesday to postpone any action on the […] The post SLC Council postpones school zoning vote after concerns over West High designs appeared first on Building Salt Lake.| Building Salt Lake
Salt Lake City’s director of transportation Jon Larsen is leaving his post, opting to join the Utah Transit Authority.| 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
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
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
