Luke Garrott

Public comment so far wants increased walkability. But will Avenues residents accept the changes that are needed to achieve that goal?

The August 11th fire that tore through five businesses on Salt Lake City’s Main St. has inspired the locals to respond in multiple ways.

The proposal received unanimous support at the Historic Landmarks and Planning Commissions earlier this year.

As one local architect put it to us recently, “I don't understand how billings can continue to decline for this long."

Aspiring to be the “best transit-oriented development in Utah,” SLC’s Community Reinvestment Agency presented their application last week.

A project scraped through the SLC Planning Commission last week, but not without leaving part of its undercarriage at City Hall.

An infill revolution in Utah’s capital city? Policy has gotten out of the way.

The market is rough. And so far, state leaders have talked big but are yet to deliver on housing goals.

Housing advocates have long identified zoning rules that constrict housing production. Fore cities that have made changes, it's not enough.

The listing comes at a time when sales prices for office product are rebounding from their 2024 lows. 650 Main helped move Downtown south.