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.

Provo City adapts zoning laws to address housing affordability, balancing growth with preserving community character, aiming for a sustainable future with diverse housing near transit hubs.

Salt Lake County is advancing the Salt Palace Convention Center renovation, teaming with experts for the project and entrusting Legends Global with managing the facility, aiming to create a vibrant civic hub.

Summit County, Utah, offers two affordable, deed-restricted homes for sale in Bear Hollow with income-based eligibility requirements for potential buyers.

Governor Cox is hosting a summit with mayors in Utah to address housing challenges, aiming to create 35,000 affordable homes for families entering the market.

Salt Lake City opened SPARK, a $99 million housing development with affordable units and on-site childcare, aiming to help families earning 20-30% of AMI and foster community growth.

Salt Lake City opens the 144 South apartment complex, offering 110 affordable units for those earning below 60% of AMI, boosting its affordable housing efforts.

Groundbreaking has begun on "The Point," an economic development project at the old Utah State Prison site in Utah, aimed at creating jobs and fostering innovation.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to build 17 new temples, including one in Price, Utah, announced by President Nelson at their General Conference.