A 7-1 vote lets a century-old Central City cottage be relocated, unsticking a stalled housing plan near Trolley Square.

The 4-2 council vote caps a year of tension between East Bench neighbors and Ogden's push for new housing.

A four-story condo building with a rooftop deck is pitched for a Central 9th lot near the old Red Lion Hotel site.

Bobby Berk brought his design eye to Holladay’s LivingWell showcase, a six-home luxury community where wellness features meet $3 million-plus price tags.

Sears Lake’s muddy reign may be ending as cleanup begins ahead of Intermountain Health’s proposed downtown hospital. The dirt carries a fuel-related legacy from the former Sears site.

A 15-story proposal called Trolley House would add 97 for-sale condos near Trolley Square and asks the city to rezone the site in exchange for a handful of affordable units. The filing arrives as the Central Community plan is being updated.

A Salt Lake County groundbreaking launched Kearns Station, a project that will rehab 32 units, add 50 new apartments and build a 4,100‑sf childcare center to serve residents.

Planning staff told council AHI‑linked projects amount to 1,338 dwellings, including about 973 affordable units. Covenant negotiations and enforcement will determine how quickly those homes reach residents.

Salt Lake County’s median single‑family sale climbed to about $645,000 this quarter as some ZIP codes top $1 million and buyers get creative to afford homes.

Keller is refinancing a 13-property Western portfolio with a $718.5M CMBS loan concentrated in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City.

Millcreek traded strip malls for Millcreek Common — a town square that has already prompted more than 1,400 planned homes and hundreds of thousands of square feet of retail and office space.

A RentCafe study shows $1,500 now buys about 737 square feet in Salt Lake City — less than a year ago — while one‑bedroom rents hover around $1,430. Local reports say nearly half of city renters are rent‑burdened.

Park City estates and lifestyle buyers are keeping Utah’s luxury market strong even as middle‑market buyers struggle with higher costs. Luxury demand is more about lifestyle than rates.