The 55-lot Lesley’s site sat empty for years before Riverdale leaders picked a used-car superstore over long-stalled apartment plans.

theCAROLINE brings 62 townhomes starting in the mid-$300,000s to Roy, near the FrontRunner line.

Two houses on Richmond Street will come down for 16 new townhomes, some with rooftop patios and garden boxes.

Kensington Investment Company ditches height and setback exceptions for a smaller condo plan near Prospector. Traffic and affordable housing questions remain unresolved.

Latitude Apartments on Salt Lake City's west side set aside 16 units for the lowest-income renters, including a widow who calls it home.

250 Tower's sale would end Unico's Utah presence, with the U. anchoring over a third of the building's leased space.

Wasatch Group’s Highbury project brings townhomes, single-family homes, a pool and pickleball courts to a long-dormant 26-acre parcel.

Officials say the renamed Northwest Quadrant hub could reshape Utah's economy for 30 years, backed by an $18 million Delta loan.

The 8.63-acre club near Burke Lane would feature water slides and a two-story gym, but the city still hasn't issued building permits.

Garbett Realty wants to swap a Redwood Road church building that appears out of active use for townhomes, with plans to activate nearby Jordan River parkland too.

A sweeping state audit checked 10,000 Utah home sales and found impact fees aren't the culprit — but several cities are misspending the money.

Lowe Property Group wants three buildings, 510 parking stalls and a glass-and-timber atrium where Snelgrove once scooped cones.

Anderson-Foothill, Day-Riverside and the downtown main branch could all get rebuilds — but one council member says neighbors may not be able to afford it.