Luke Garrott is an Editor at Building Salt Lake. He focuses on construction and real estate, with a keen interest in urban design, urban development, and the housing market. His work often explores themes in commercial and residential real estate development.
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Luke Garrott's articles predominantly focus on local urban development, city planning, housing, zoning, and construction in Salt Lake City. His coverage heavily features government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Luke Garrott
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."
By: Luke Garrott
Aspiring to be the “best transit-oriented development in Utah,” SLC’s Community Reinvestment Agency presented their application last week.
By: Luke Garrott
A project scraped through the SLC Planning Commission last week, but not without leaving part of its undercarriage at City Hall.
By: Luke Garrott
An infill revolution in Utah’s capital city? Policy has gotten out of the way.
By: Luke Garrott
The market is rough. And so far, state leaders have talked big but are yet to deliver on housing goals.
By: Luke Garrott
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.
By: Luke Garrott
All sources point to the Airport-Northwest-California Avenue district as Salt Lake County’s most dynamic Industrial area.
By: Luke Garrott
A formal process started in 2021 to establish a BID will come to fruition or wither on the vine over the next 90 days.
