Residents gear up to battle proposed rezone in Emigration Canyon »

Published by Building Salt Lake on July 26, 2024

There’s a missing piece to Utah’s approach to housing affordability, says one Utah planner »

Published by Salt Lake Tribune on July 25, 2024

A Green Loop could transform how people get around downtown SLC. But council members have questions. »

Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on July 22, 2024

What Salt Lake City’s downtown really needs — and how the new sports district could help »

Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on July 21, 2024

SLC Council votes to endorse downtown redevelopment plan with tax increase »

Published by KSL on July 10, 2024

Natalie Gochnour: Why building a city is like a relay race »

Published by Salt Lake Tribune on July 10, 2024

A green energy company wants to build a commercial solar facility in Cache County »

Published by UPR on July 10, 2024

With land running out, Utah city seeks to ban most new apartments in key commercial zones »

Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on July 5, 2024

With land running out, Utah city seeks to ban most new apartments in key commercial zones »

Published by Salt Lake Tribune on July 5, 2024

Utah loses its go-to guy on the massive Point of the Mountain redevelopment »

Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on July 4, 2024

Salt Lake City suburbs may not know they’re a fire risk until they lose their homeowners insurance »

Published by Salt Lake Tribune on July 3, 2024

Despite challenges, adaptive reuse can elevate our neighborhoods [OPINION] »

Published by Building Salt Lake on July 1, 2024

Utah’s middle class is ‘fairly stable.’ Here’s why it might not feel that way. »

Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on June 28, 2024

SLC’s tiny-house village was supposed to open years ago. It still doesn’t have a single home. »

Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on June 23, 2024

Are parking lots holding back affordable housing? »

Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on June 15, 2024

West Valley planners get an earful about Redwood Drive-In and swap meet »

Published by Salt Lake Tribune on June 13, 2024

Salt Lake City residents push for smaller lot sizes to address housing shortage »

Published by KUTV on June 13, 2024

Allow skyscrapers in proposed downtown sports district? SLC planning commission says no. »

Published by Salt Lake Tribune on June 12, 2024

Ogden City proposing ordinance to increase single-family homes »

Published by KSL on June 10, 2024

Deer Valley’s ski Lift 7 in limbo after Park City planning commission’s approval is appealed »

Published by Salt Lake Tribune on June 7, 2024

Ogden could block most new apartments in some commercial zones »

Published by Building Salt Lake on June 6, 2024

Historic Cottonwood Paper Mill may be torn down for condos, developers propose »

Published by Fox 13 on June 5, 2024

A Downtown Salt Lake revitalization could be beneficial. How could it come to life? »

Published by KSL NewsRadio on June 5, 2024

Historic Cottonwood Paper Mill may be torn down for condos, developers propose »

Published by FOX 13 Salt Lake on June 5, 2024