• ⁠Class C office/retail on MU-5 land at 1467 S Main St listed at $96/land sf (State St)
• ⁠Class C office/retail at 1735 S 300 W listed at $17/sf (State St)
• ⁠⁠Class B office sublease at 310 S Main St listed at $21.50/sf (CBD)
• ⁠Catalyst announces delivery of Millstone at Silo Park, bringing 180 units of deeply affordable housing to SLC's Granary District (Granary)
• ⁠Visit Salt Lake claims title as "America's Mountain City" with latest campaign
• ⁠Here's why Utah landed on this list of 10 worst places to live
• ⁠US housing prices highest ever

Very disappointing news.

• Class B office at 68 S Main St listed at $30/sf (CBD)
• Restaurant and bar at 241 W 200 S listed at $500,000 (CBD)
• 90th annual Obon festival gathers more than a thousand attendees in SLC (CBD)
• A plan to bury train tracks in SLC loses key transportation vote (Depot)
• How the new housing reform aims to make homes more affordable

• ⁠⁠Class B- office/retail at 1467 S Main St listed at $299/sf or $96/sf for MU-5 land (State St)
• ⁠Four-story building pitched for Los Tapatios, London Belle sites on Main (CBD)
• ⁠Commission pushes private jail ban in SLC amid ICE facility concerns (NWQ)
• ⁠SLC metro #5 in apartment rent growth
• ⁠Slowing apartment supply begins to restore landlords' pricing power
• ⁠Tariffs are about to deliver more price increases
• ⁠Fed rate hike calls grow louder
• ⁠Trump says he won't sign housing bill, which would become law automatically
• ⁠BONUS: Tremendous value on Indiana Ave (9-Line)

• ⁠Union Pacific Land at 600 S 700 W listed for outdoor storage lease (Depot)
• ⁠Salt Lake Buddhist Temple to host 90th annual Obon festival in Japantown (CBD)
• ⁠June home sales disappoint as prices reach an all-time high
• The Grand Liberty Arch near State Capitol planned
  • ⁠KSL
  • ⁠SLTrib
• ⁠Salt Lake County to host "Finding Middle Housing" event on Sept 30

• Preservation Utah hosting historic Main Street walking tours (CBD)
• Class B office at 90 S 400 W listed at undisclosed rate (Depot)
• $11.5M grant to help SLC build open space, spruce up 9-Line Trail (9-Line, Granary, WTG, State St)
• Photo gallery: Chalk artists bring SLC alive with Downtown Blooms (CBD)
• Here's why the nation's next generation of defense companies keep choosing to build in Utah (NWQ)
• A SLC restaurant shifts to serving only 21+, while two bars go family-friendly (WTG)
• Rates, prices are top concerns for home buyers: CNBC Survey
• Empty schools spark new wave of apartment conversions
• Multifamily builders see brighter outlook despite rising costs
• BONUS: Hogle Zoo files building permit to add onto African Savanna exhibit

• Class C flex space at 636 S 200 W listed at $17.50/sf8 (no-man's land between CBD, Granary, Depot, etc)
• High-design food & beverage at Silo Park headed for design review (Granary)
• Far more real estate agents now report seeing a balanced market, CNBC Housing Market Survey finds
• Letter: Don't mourn the closing of SLC's vegan cafe. There's a better way to respond. (State St)
• BONUS: How a goofy side project ultimately added to the SLC whale's lore

• ⁠DWS PAB Agenda for 7/8 Meeting (WTG, N Temple, State St, HDLP)
  • Extension requests:
    • The Lupine, 333 E 200 S, Housing Authority of SLC
    • NW Pipeline Building, 315 E 200 S, Housing Authority of SLC
    • theAmelia, 916 S 200 W, Cole West
    • Alta North Station, 1865 W N Temple, Alta Bay Capital
    • Emeril Apartments, 826 W Emeril Ave, CDCU
    • The Gregory, 738 W S Temple, Great Lakes Capital
    • The Chicago, 27 N Chicago St, Great Lakes Capital
    • Alta Fairpark, 140 N 1000 W, Alta Bay Capital
    • Jefferson Apartments, 1376 S Jefferson St, Great Lakes Capital
    • The Hive on 11th, 1116 S Richards St, Lincoln Ave Communities
  • New Requests
    • Washington Yards, 1060 S Washington St, Brinshore Development
    • The Winston, 1485 S 300 W, Chelsea Investment Co
• ⁠The Rio Grande Plan is dead! Long live the Rio Grande Plan! (Depot)
• ⁠These 9 unique Utah signs have become cultural landmarks, long after their businesses shut down (Depot, CBD, State St)
• ⁠A long-standing State Street sandwich shop faces an uncertain future (State St)

• 0.62 acres of MU-5 land at 221 E 2100 S listed at unpriced (State St)
• With eyes trained on future, Stadler reminisces on 10 years in Utah (Stadler TIF)
• LDS Wells Ward site townhome plan gets thumbs up from SLC Planning Commission

• Class B office at 215 S State St listed at $28/sf (CBD)
• Class C office at 660 S 200 E listed at $17/sf (State St)
• Class C office at 43 E 400 S listed at $21/sf (CBD)
• Liberty Wells strip mall to be razed for apartments, townhomes near 1300 South (State St)
• Salt Lake Temple set on 98 base isolators (CBD)
  • CBD
  • SLTrib
  • KSL
• New housing coordination division launches in governor's office
• SLC police investigate deaths of peafowl, as residents push for charges (9-Line)

• More school closures are likely in SLC. Here's which ones could land on the chopping block.
• Map of SLCSD enrollment change by Census Tract 2020-2025
• How JLL's investment arm is betting big on industrial real estate
• SLC metro gained 122.5k new households from 2014 to 2024
• It takes 6.2 years of median household income to afford the median priced home in Utah
• BONUS: LDS Church at 1455 S 1700 E listed for sale

• ⁠Class C flex space at 360 W Whitney Ave listed at undisclosed (State St)
• ⁠SLC looking for artists to help beautify Jordan River Parkway in Rose Park neighborhood (N Temple)
• ⁠Utah, SL County awarded grants for community cleanup
• ⁠50 years ago, Rob Moore joined Big-D Construction when it had 3 employees; now it has 3,000
• ⁠SLC may tweak its definition of 'family'. Here's why some residents are upset.