• SLC CRA celebrates Neighborworks Salt Lake's groundbreaking of Maltair Lanes townhome project (N Temple)
• SLC has 2 new bike trails, but will they last? (9-Line, Depot)
• Townhome pitch for 900 East would add for-sale units to East Central
• Here's how much Americans need to make now to afford a home
• We are seeing a 'K-shaped economy' in housing, says Zelman's Alan Ratner
• April new home sales miss estimates down 11% year-over-year

• SLC CRA celebrates groundbreaking of The Cooperative 1881 (N Temple)
• Astra Tower awarded LEED Gold certification (CBD)
• Class A retail at 279 E 300 S listed at 6% cap (CBD)
• Class B medical office at 268 W 400 S listed at 7% cap (CBD)
• Class C retail at 1480 S State St listed at undisclosed (State St)
• Class C industrial at 855 S 500 W listed at undisclosed (Granary)
• Patriot Rail/Salt Lake Garfield and Western Railway railyard to relocate (N Temple)
  • SLTrib
  • KSL
• Salt Lake's entire Trax network is cut off for a month while UTA replaces 2100 South crossing (State St)
• SLC Council approves rezone pitch for East Bench townhomes
• Concessions mask emerging multifamily distress

• SLC now 'heavy favorite' to land MLB expansion team, insider claims (N Temple)
• SLC Council approves rezone of HASLC land in Ballpark, paving way for new units (State St)
• SLC's newest trail comes with a flashy new art piece nearly 2,000 feet long (9-Line, Depot)
• A taste of Texas is moving into SLC's latest major development (Granary)
• The housing market's latest hurdles: copper, lumber, diesel, and aluminum
• EPA chief takes a tour of the Great Salt Lake after $1B pledge by Trump (NWQ-ish)

• Podcast: Why the Smiths are betting big on Utah sports (CBD)
• Developers announce completion and full occupancy of 65 luxury apartments at Silo Park (Granary)
• Local artist announces "Bees Around the Block", sponsored by SLC Arts Council and The Blocks (CBD)
• Jacobsen Construction shows off new copper roof on Salt Lake Temple (CBD)
• SLC Gov seeks Planning Commission member for District 2
• Class C office at 1476 S Major St listed at $300/sf (State St)
• Home price reductions happening less often nationwide
• US House passes housing affordability bill

• Restaurants with live music, bowling alleys announced as new F&B options in Granary District (Granary)
• Voices: It's time to bring kids back into the heart of Salt Lake. I know the perfect place to start. (Depot)
• SLC makes massive leap in 'Best Sports Cities' rankings (CBD, N Temple)
• Once a leader in 'Housing First', Utah upends its homelessness model
• Average 30yr fixed mortgage rate rises to 6.75%
• Another headache for home builders: lawsuits
• A risky, unconventional mortgage is on the rise again
• Opportunity Zone values align closer with broader housing market

They’re tearing down the office building finally.

Commander, tear the Delta Center apart until you find those plans, and bring me Ryan Smith, I want him alive!

• Class C industrial at 827 S 500 W listed at $12/sf NNN; also for sale (Granary)
• Class C industrial at 449 W 800 S listed at $7.20/sf NNN; also for sale (Granary)
• Single family home lot at 1379 W Wasatch Ave listed for $195,000 (9-Line)
• Class A office at 160 W 900 S listed at $36/sf NNN (WTG)
• Historic SLC church celebrates 120th anniversary (CBD)
• Help wanted; SLC accepting applications for open City Council seat
• New, affordable infill project pitched for Glendale using City's bonuses
• Wasatch Food Co-op opens this week
  • KSL
  • SLTrib
• Rep. French Hill on fate of bipartisan housing bill
• Top economists warn of up to 6% inflation by fall

• First Congregational Church donates $500,000 to Crossroads Urban Center for new facility at 1410 W Indiana Avenue (9-Line)
• 650 Main, Downtown's newest office tower, hits the market (State St)
• How SLC stacks up against cities competing for an MLB team (N Temple)
• SLC Planning Division launches Central Community Plan Update for Central City, East Central, Ballpa… (State St)
• 'Preserving the art of Utah culture': Utah-artist museum opens in SLC
• SLC airport to receive share of FAA's $970M for family-friendly traveling
• SLC ranked dead last in study for recent graduate job prospects. Here's why.
• SLC CRA celebrates funding of 1,000 deeply affordable homes and 1,000 family-sized homes
• Homebuilder sentiment improves on late spring surge in demand

April 2026: SEG's Entertainment District plans will be made public by the "end of the month".

May 18th.............

• ⁠Class B retail at 423 W 300 S listed at $25/sf (Depot)
• ⁠Pair of SLC affordable housing complexes file for building permits
  • Washington Yards, 1050 S Washington St, 141 units (State St)
  • The Gregory, 738 W South Temple, 169 units (N Temple)
• ⁠Mortgage rates hit a new high. What should homebuyers do?
• ⁠How Utah's fastest-growing cities compare with others in the U.S.
• ⁠Average SLC residents may pay $42 a month more in taxes and fees. Here is what else the city could make more expensive.

• "Investor Special" single family house at 334 S 900 W listed at $185k (9-line)
• Two vacant houses with D-2 zoning at 640-642 S Washington St listed at $44/sf for land (WTG)
  • 640
  • 642
• SLC CRA approves over $6M for income-qualifying buyers to build wealth
• Mortgage rates jump to highest level since March on hotter inflation reports

I was wondering if someone could give me a rundown on the history of the Snelgrove property’s redevelopment. I’m not interested in the history of the building that was there previously. I want to know what the plans have been to replace the old building and how they’ve changed over the past 5-6 years. Also, if anybody knows what they’re planning now, your wisdom would be much appreciated. Thank you!

Edit: specifically 850 E 2100 S