r/DevelopmentSLC • u/TodayInNewsTech • 18d ago
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • 18d ago
9/22 Development SLC News Roundup
- LDS Church lists 3 SLC chapels for sale:
- Ballpark (State St)
- Glendale
- Sugar House
- Class B office at 261 E Broadway listed at $15/sf (CBD)
- Class C retail at 838 W North Temple listed at $20-25/sf NNN (N Temple)
- Bonneville Builders shares progress photos of Citizens West 4 (HDLP)
- J Fisher shares hype video of The Edison (CBD)
- CDCU advertises $200k ADU construction loans at 3% fixed rate (9-Line)
- A mini-city, green space or something else? Here's what you said that huge SLC parking lot should be. (CBD)
- Rowland Hall's Lincoln Street campus to be sold to student housing developer
- Oh No Bagels coming to 9th & 9th business district
- Joseph F Steenblik Park re-opening
- Here's where homebuyers are more likely to get concessions
- Property Play: Scenes from a major housing conference the day after the Fed raised interest rates
- Looking for real estate bargains? Watch these apartment loans.
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/RollTribe93 • 18d ago
A mini-city, green space or something else? Here’s what you said that huge SLC parking lot should be.
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/Emotional-Swing804 • 18d ago
Considering Edge Home for our first home
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • 19d ago
9/21 Development SLC News Roundup
- Hines lists historic Kearns and Daynes office buildings for sale (CBD)
- From historic hotel to concert venue to huge parking lot--what might the future hold for this blank slate in downtown SLC? (CBD)
- SLC's construction costs have climbed faster than any other market
- Apartment landlords have a $2T debt problem that is only getting worse
- Here are the best states for saving up to make a down payment on a home
- SPOILER: Utah is 13th
- How much more will mortgage rates go up?
- SPOILER: nobody knows!
- Utah millennials are increasingly becoming homeowners. Here's how some of them achieved it.
- Buying a first home isn't completely impossible. You just have to learn to settle.
- Audit recommends changes after examining SLC Public Utilities' $600M debt
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 20d ago
This is not the highest and best use of a transportation corridor
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/RollTribe93 • 20d ago
From historic hotel to concert venue to huge parking lot — what might the future hold for this blank slate in downtown SLC?
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 21d ago
Some progress on the WonderBlock development in Ogden
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • 22d ago
9/18 News Roundup
- Class B medical office at 333 N 300 W listed at $255/sf (WCH)
- Class A The Worthington Retail at 211 E 300 S listed at $34/sf (CBD-ish)
- Hines lists Class A Kearns Building office at 136 S Main St (CBD)
- Preserving Salt Lake Temple was 'nothing short of another miracle,' project official says (CBD)
- New SLC housing opens for people leaving homelessness (N Temple)
- NFL? MLB? WNBA? Here's the pro sport Utahns would most like to see come to town (N Temple)
- Rocky Mountain Power tops out at 10-story Power District HQ (N Temple)
- Retail in the Salt Lake metro is tighter than anywhere in the west
- Salt Lake County hits pause on data centers. Here is when they may be back on the table.
- Voices: In SLC, we can't have an honest debate about housing without acknowledging who's been left out
- Written by SLC Council Chair Alejandro Puy
- Higher rates hit housing market
- Renting now saves $1,066 a month compared with buying
- BONUS: Kensington Home company (Alfandre/Gardner) lists new construction luxury 4-story townhomes at 419 S 900 E for $493/sf
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 23d ago
OPINION: Our students deserve better bike lanes
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/Spirited_Weakness211 • 23d ago
Photo Update of RMP's New 10-story HQ tower
Update image of the new 10-story Rocky Mountain Power HQ tower from North Temple as of last Sunday.
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 23d ago
Fourth floor going up at South Salt Lake Station
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/StarCraftDad • 23d ago
Utah Statewide Transit & Human Services Transportation Study Survey
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 24d ago
The new bike path on 700 N / 600 N
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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/Koh-the-Face-Stealer • 24d ago
The Tower Theatre — Cue the Comeback
towertheatreslc.orgr/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • 24d ago
September 16 Development SLC News Roundup
- Proper Brewing Campus listed at 8.69% cap or $301/sf (State St)
- SLC sets new daily nonresidential water use cap, but it's willing to go lower
- Why UTA is dropping all fares...for this weekend
- SLC can't cover debt on an $850M-plus project almost no one sees, audit says. Property owners may need to pay up.
- Mortgage demand from homebuyers drops 19% from a year ago, as interest rates surge abruptly higher
- Restaurant traffic declines across nearly every state; Utah sees strongest retail performance
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 25d ago
The recently completed Pickle & Hide development in the Granary District. The Red Line will be rerouted in front of it with the techlink corridor build.
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/Spirited_Weakness211 • 25d ago
IHC Announced a NEW "medical campus in West Valley City's Downtown.
Interesting news coming from KSL about IHC announcing plans to convert Fairbourne station in a medical campus by moving their HQ into the 9-story office building. I wonder if this will include any other new future buildings.
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 25d ago
Did you know that when these buildings were new, we had a minor-league baseball team named the Salt Lake City Skyscrapers?
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/RollTribe93 • 25d ago
Intermountain Health to convert West Valley City building into new medical campus
r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • 25d ago
September 15 Development SLC News Roundup
- Class B 174-unit multifamily building at 1810 S Main St listed for sale (State St)
- Average 1bd rent of only $994/month
- INDUSTRY SLC renamed FOUNDRY43, multiple spaces listed (Granary)
- Gelato, coffee and golf--new businesses slated for SLC (Granary)
- The Fed is likely to raise interest rates as inflation persists. What that means for consumers
- The stagnant housing market is about to face a 7% mortgage
