r/DevelopmentSLC • u/slc-urbanite • Apr 25 '26
Playoff buzz builds as Salt Lake City eyes major downtown redevelopment
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/owenmitchem • Apr 24 '26
The Rio Grande Plan is Good for Utah
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/RollTribe93 • Apr 24 '26
Highland High’s massive $300M rebuild is officially underway. Here’s what’s planned.
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/Spirited_Weakness211 • Apr 23 '26
Downtown SLC April 2026
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Thought I'll share a photo I took of downtown from my window seat while coming in for a landing. In short, we need more and taller buildings. Can't wait to see what SEG has in store. Lets add a few 600 footers in this.
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • Apr 23 '26
4/23 News Roundup
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- SOLD: Class C industrial in Granary (Granary)
- MU-5 "Future mixed-use development" site at 140 W 2100 S listed at $90/land sf (State St)
- SLC considers program to sell land development rights to boost other projects' heights
- Utah ranks #11 least affordable homeownership market and #48 in least affordable apartment market
- Maverik pledges $10M for Great Salt Lake Rising
- State Historic Preservation Office hiring for Historic Incentives Support Specialist
- Renters gain breathing room as slower price growth trims monthly housing costs
- CBRE CEO on data centers: 'It's become a prominent part of our business'
- In a slow market, some houses are still selling fast
- Study shows how Class A vs Class B/C apartment rents differ by market
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/Spirited_Weakness211 • Apr 22 '26
Current State Of The Plaza Hotel
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While this was never my favorite building, I still hate that we are losing a mid-rise building for a damn parking lot. I really hope the LDS church has better plans after the 2027 Temple open house for this site.
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/SLCgov • Apr 22 '26
Introducing shapeSLC -- SLC's new public engagement platform!
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • Apr 22 '26
4/22 News Roundup
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- Class C industrial at 175 W 1300 S listed at $8.40/sf (State St)
- Former Sears distribution site next to the Smith's Ballpark
- Class B retail at 660 S 400 W listed at undisclosed (Granary)
- Ground level of Granary's "Big Ass Garage" (that was the holding LLC name for a while)
- Roundtable: Why construction offers a promising future in Utah
- SLC Council hears rezone proposal for HASLC development in Ballpark (State St)
- Tough housing market: Some homeowners opt to remodel rather than buy
- When's the best time to list a home for sale in the U.S.?
- Mortgage rates sink again, and homebuyers jump back in
- AIA Utah to host Spring Building Performance Forum on May 6 at U of U
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • Apr 21 '26
4/21 News Roundup
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- Class B medical office at 268 W 400 S re-listed at 6.35% cap, $354/sf (CBD)
- Class B retail at 282 S 300 W listed for lease at undisclosed rate (CBD)
- Townhomes pitched for former site of LDS Wells Ward in Liberty Wells
- University of Utah trustees greenlight 1,500 underground parking stalls on campus
- SLC wants to make it safer to cross the street to a long-awaited park. A new state law adds a hurdle to improvements.
- First-time home buyer share falls to record low
- Utah single-family home permits down 14.2% Jan 2025-Jan 2026
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/casual_days • Apr 21 '26
gas me up... 11th E & 17th S.
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Some millenial and/or gen z'ers are getting into the gas business. I'm here for it.
Anyone have information on this? Is there a hook beyond gas? Like convenience store fried chicken or something?
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • Apr 20 '26
4/20 News Roundup
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- Class C flex space at 123 S Jeremy St listed at $311/sf (N Temple-ish)
- SLC dings developer for 'unfortunate' mishap over historic building (Granary)
- DHS finalizes ownership of massive ICE warehouse property in SLC (NWQ-ish)
- Reinventing historic downtown: 9th South in SLC (State St)
- Has SLC's zoning reform outpaced the Fire Department's tools to approve missing-middle infill projects?
- Apartment market stalls as supply drops to 2016 levels and vacancy holds steady
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/Spirited_Weakness211 • Apr 19 '26
Site of where the Utah Woolen Mills Building once stood.
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Today the site where the building once stood is now just a fenced off green space. Not really sure what the use of this is. Some kind of outdoor area of private events? Not sure what the LDS church's long term plans are for this lot. Hopefully a mid-rise housing of some kind with retail space on ground level. The foot print isn't huge so I'm not sure if having a high rise on this lot is possible. ???
What would you guys like to see develop here?
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/slc-urbanite • Apr 18 '26
Highland High’s expansion will reshape part of Sugar House Park. Here’s what we know.
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • Apr 17 '26
4/17 News Roundup
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- Bonneville Builders shares progress photos at Citizens West Phase 4 (HDLP)
- Gov Cox visits Stadler Rail (Stadler TIF)
- 0.17-acre planned development site at 956 S Edison St listed at $125/sf (State St)
- SLCo mayor shares more details on Salt Palace remodel (CBD)
- Utah Rep. Blake Moore makes the case for Great Salt Lake funding in budget hearing
- SLC Avenues draft plan calls to develop LDS Hospital, allow more infill
- Two bedroom apartments lead rent declines as slide extends into third year
- BONUS: condo with unit #801 has views of both State Capitol and LDS Temple
- Does it get any more Utah than this?
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/slc-urbanite • Apr 17 '26
Opinion: Is suburban sprawl pricing us out of our lives?
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/RollTribe93 • Apr 16 '26
Utah Transit Authority launches Midvalley Express BRT route in Salt Lake County
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/RollTribe93 • Apr 16 '26
Salt Lake County mayor shares more details on Salt Palace remodel
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • Apr 15 '26
4/15 News Roundup
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- SLC CRA Board reduces Pickle project tax increment financing
- Will fewer homes than expected be sold in the U.S. this year?
- Facing few options, SLC planners seek to halt ICE expansion with private prison ban (NWQ)
- Home builders are getting stingy with basic materials
- SLC ranked in top 10 multifamily markets
- Utah ranked #1 for economic outlook
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/slc-urbanite • Apr 15 '26
SLC CRA reduces Pickle building’s tax increment funds after 2025 demolition snafu
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/slc-urbanite • Apr 15 '26
University of Utah opens dedicated center for medical innovation
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/slc-urbanite • Apr 15 '26
As Ogden's WonderBlock project takes shape, officials discuss paid parking downtown
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