Blaser Ventures filed demolition permits near Kilby Court while pledging to preserve the venue and connect the block to Pickle & Hide and Granary Square.

JLL has listed Salt Lake’s 20.9‑acre Gateway complex for sale after Vestar’s multi‑year overhaul. The package includes retail, offices, entertainment venues and the Asher Adams hotel.

Cole West secured $14.5M to build The Amelia, a 144-unit, 100% affordable project at 900 South and 200 West with retail space near the 9‑Line and TRAX.

Councilors pressed developers over a proposed 421‑unit tower at 265 E. 100 S, flagging height, cathedral solar impacts and what the city would get in return. A public hearing is set for Feb. 3.

A 1960s South Temple office tower has been converted into Seraph, a 217‑unit residential high‑rise with new amenities and leasing now underway.

Many Utah homeowners are staying put after locking in pandemic‑era rates, squeezing listings even as national rates cool. That keeps buyers facing tight choice and rising prices.

A Jan. 21 planning hearing will decide whether the 19th‑century Cottonwood Paper Mill is razed or preserved. Engineers flagged collapse risk and a $45M‑plus restoration price tag.

Salt Lake County bought parkland in Midvale to build a new library branch. The Tyler Library will stay open while officials spend 2026 on design and public outreach.

Harbor Bay Ventures has pulled its 22‑story Sugar House proposal and will redesign the Wells Fargo corner to fit MU‑11’s roughly 125‑foot limit. The site remains in limbo until a new filing appears.

Salt Lake City's planning panel recommended denying an 80‑acre Northpoint rezoning after residents and watershed officials raised wetlands concerns near the Great Salt Lake. The proposal now moves to City Council with that recommendation.

Salt Lake City invests $14.4 million to improve housing affordability, including loans for affordable housing and a pilot program to aid low-income residents in home ownership.

The BLM has scheduled an oil and gas lease sale in Utah for December 10, 2025, offering 46 parcels totaling 68,203 acres, now open for a 30-day public protest.

Salt Lake City partners with Smith Entertainment Group and architectural firms like HKS for a major downtown SECC District transformation, aiming to revitalize the area into a vibrant community hub.