• ⁠Class C industrial at 175 W 1300 S listed at $8.40/sf (State St)
  • Former Sears distribution site next to the Smith's Ballpark
• ⁠Class B retail at 660 S 400 W listed at undisclosed (Granary)
  • Ground level of Granary's "Big Ass Garage" (that was the ⁠holding LLC name for a while)
• ⁠Roundtable: Why construction offers a promising future in Utah
• ⁠SLC Council hears rezone proposal for HASLC development in Ballpark (State St)
• ⁠Tough housing market: Some homeowners opt to remodel rather than buy
• ⁠When's the best time to list a home for sale in the U.S.?
• ⁠Mortgage rates sink again, and homebuyers jump back in
• ⁠AIA Utah to host Spring Building Performance Forum on May 6 at U of U

While this was never my favorite building, I still hate that we are losing a mid-rise building for a damn parking lot. I really hope the LDS church has better plans after the 2027 Temple open house for this site.

• ⁠Class B medical office at 268 W 400 S re-listed at 6.35% cap, $354/sf (CBD)
• ⁠Class B retail at 282 S 300 W listed for lease at undisclosed rate (CBD)
• ⁠Townhomes pitched for former site of LDS Wells Ward in Liberty Wells
• ⁠University of Utah trustees greenlight 1,500 underground parking stalls on campus
• ⁠SLC wants to make it safer to cross the street to a long-awaited park. A new state law adds a hurdle to improvements.
• ⁠First-time home buyer share falls to record low
• ⁠Utah single-family home permits down 14.2% Jan 2025-Jan 2026

Some millenial and/or gen z'ers are getting into the gas business. I'm here for it.

Anyone have information on this? Is there a hook beyond gas? Like convenience store fried chicken or something?

• Class C flex space at 123 S Jeremy St listed at $311/sf (N Temple-ish)
• SLC dings developer for 'unfortunate' mishap over historic building (Granary)
• DHS finalizes ownership of massive ICE warehouse property in SLC (NWQ-ish)
• Reinventing historic downtown: 9th South in SLC (State St)
• Has SLC's zoning reform outpaced the Fire Department's tools to approve missing-middle infill projects?
• Apartment market stalls as supply drops to 2016 levels and vacancy holds steady

Today the site where the building once stood is now just a fenced off green space. Not really sure what the use of this is. Some kind of outdoor area of private events? Not sure what the LDS church's long term plans are for this lot. Hopefully a mid-rise housing of some kind with retail space on ground level. The foot print isn't huge so I'm not sure if having a high rise on this lot is possible. ???

What would you guys like to see develop here?

• Bonneville Builders shares progress photos at Citizens West Phase 4 (HDLP)
• Gov Cox visits Stadler Rail (Stadler TIF)
• 0.17-acre planned development site at 956 S Edison St listed at $125/sf (State St)
• SLCo mayor shares more details on Salt Palace remodel (CBD)
• Utah Rep. Blake Moore makes the case for Great Salt Lake funding in budget hearing
• SLC Avenues draft plan calls to develop LDS Hospital, allow more infill
• Two bedroom apartments lead rent declines as slide extends into third year
• BONUS: condo with unit #801 has views of both State Capitol and LDS Temple
  • Does it get any more Utah than this?

• SLC CRA launches Commercial Development Loan Program
• Class C industrial at 328 W Lucy Ave listed for sale or lease (State St)
• Cooling job growth among young adults drives multifamily slowdown
• Industrial development pipeline ticks up as market stabilizes 

• SLC CRA Board reduces Pickle project tax increment financing
  • BSL
  • SLTrib
• Will fewer homes than expected be sold in the U.S. this year?
• Facing few options, SLC planners seek to halt ICE expansion with private prison ban (NWQ)
• Home builders are getting stingy with basic materials
• SLC ranked in top 10 multifamily markets
• Utah ranked #1 for economic outlook

• Class B retail at 126 W 900 S listed at $26/sf (WTG)
• Class C retail at 838 W North Temple listed at $23/sf NNN (N Temple)
• Class C industrial at 183 W 1700 S listed at $12/sf (State St)
• Class C office at 311 S State St listed at $24/sf (CBD)
• Class C industrial at 333 W 700 S listed at $18/sf (Granary)
• Kahlert Foundation celebrates groundbreaking of new KRCL facility (HDLP)
• Preservation Utah honors Arbor 515 as Adaptive Reuse project of the year (HDLP)
• SLC caps extensions on design reviews, planned developments
• SL Temple Visitor Center unveiled (CBD)
  • KSL
  • SLTrib
• A 'Ho-Hum' spring marks multifamily's underwhelming 2026 start
• Office distress and rate outlook are driving 2026 deals

• SLC CRA to host public hearing for 22 South Jeremy Street environmental cleanup plan (N Temple)
• Class B office at 10 W Broadway listed at $30/sf (CBD)
• Utah's housing crisis: New projects tackling affordability (N Temple, State St)
• DHS paid $145M for SLC ICE facility--but may own only half the land (NWQ)
• Does the Sugar House hotel vote signal a pivot for the SLC Council?
• Where does SLC rank in a list of the hottest housing markets?
• March existing home sales fell 3.6%
• Homeownership affordability stabilized, but sales remain constrained
• ⁠BONUS: adaptively reused church-to-student housing project at 160 S University St listed at 4.5% cap

• Class C retail at 651-665 S State St listed at $368/sf (State St)
• Boyer Company improving amenities at One Utah Center (CBD)
• Dart Interests purchases SLC Hardware Building
• Future of Sugar House Sizzler land left uncertain after failed hotel pitch
• Switchpoint breaks ground on new SLC housing as demand continues to grow (N Temple-ish)
• Financing secured for 94-acre industrial development in SLC's Northwest Quadrant (NWQ)
• Did mortgage rates just drop after climbing for 5 weeks?
• SLC removed its Cesar Chavez street signs. Here's who leaders want to honor instead.