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.

Gelt Venture Partners bought the 117‑unit Drexler Townhomes in Lehi and plans 35 basement‑to‑bedroom conversions to add rental income.

Local agents say summer's quieter market is giving Salt Lake County buyers leverage, with lower‑priced homes moving fastest and more room to negotiate.

Chenzo LLC wants to replace burned Main Street storefronts with a four‑story, 18,600‑sqft building and has requested $2M from the city's disaster‑relief program ahead of a July 14 vote.

Logan's council voted a 180-day moratorium on new data centers to buy time for zoning, utility and environmental rules. City packets and public meetings will follow.

PACS will acquire operations of 34 Eduro nursing facilities, adding 3,633 skilled‑nursing beds across six states and expanding its national footprint.

Switchpoint Coffee at 2080 W. North Temple will be demolished later this year for a five‑story, 80‑unit affordable housing building; the cafe will go mobile during construction.

Salt Lake City’s council approved the city’s first short‑term rental licensing program, aimed at curbing parties and giving officials enforcement tools. The rules take effect July 1, 2026.