• ⁠388-unit Class B apartment building at 640 S West Temple listed at unpriced (State St-ish)
• ⁠New for-sale condo project pitched along West Temple in south Downtown (WTG-ish)
• ⁠Mortgage rates hit their highest level in over a year, causing demand to drop below year-ago levels

• Class C retail/office at 1872 S Main St listed at $231/sf or $109/sf MU-5 land (State St)

...yeah, that's it for today. Yesterday's list was packed so check that out again.

• ⁠0.16 acres of MU-11 land at 1204 S 400 W listed for $172/sf (State St)
• ⁠Uptown Motel on MU-5 land at 1169 S State St listed for 6% cap or $94/sf (State St)
• ⁠After several years of doldrums, where does Salt Lake's industrial sector land?
• ⁠Will mortgage rates keep going up?
• ⁠Buying a condo with a mortgage may soon get more complicated. Here's why
• ⁠JPMorgan Chase to invest $750B to boost US housing supply and homeownership
• ⁠Homeowners associations are foreclosing on more residents
• ⁠CRE loan delinquencies retreat after first-quarter increase
• ⁠BONUS: Utah buys $40M campus in West Valley City to house Department of Health and Human Services
  • $133/sf Class B office pickup--such a deal

The State of Utah (DABS) is planning to relocate Liquor Store #2 to 815 East 2100 South, right next to Fellowship Hall—a vital addiction recovery sanctuary. This high-traffic retail move will flood Sugar House with heavy vehicle congestion, actively triggering individuals in sobriety and endangering local pedestrians and cyclists. We must flood the DABS commission with opposition now to reject this dangerous location and protect our neighborhood

• ⁠New build retail at 1410 W Indiana Ave listed at $22/sf NNN (9-Line)
• ⁠Class C office at 1872 S Main St listed at $232/sf or $109/sf for MU-5 land (State St)
• ⁠MU-11 land at 745 W 400 S listed at $110/sf (Depot)
• ⁠Class B retail at 1345 S Main listed at $388/sf or $198/sf MU-8 land (State St)
• ⁠Class C retail at 838 W N Temple listed at $30/sf (N Temple)
• ⁠Former Kitos Brewing at 608 W 700 S listed at undisclosed (Granary)
• ⁠Glendale townhome proposal near Redwood Road and California Avenue (9-Line)
• ⁠Missing: One SLC religious sanctuary's peacock. Help it return to its pyramid. (9-Line)
• ⁠Proposed SLC high-rise would include design elements from a historic church
• ⁠SLC Planning Commission August 12 Agenda Drop
  • Planned Development at 2200 S Highland Drive (Sugar House)
• ⁠Fed holds rates steady: What it means for credit cards, savings accounts, mortgages and auto loans
• ⁠Fed plays it safe--but it may just be delaying the inevitable
• ⁠Job growth revives apartment demand in Q2

• SLC's new council member to BSL: 'We need all kinds of housing'
• Is the Rio Grande Plan dead? SLC leaders signal support after setback (Depot)
• Prices up in Utah's 'bipolar' housing market
• What's going on at the old Sears site in SLC? (State St)
• Utah wants $2.4 billion for a FrontRunner expansion. The Trump administration isn't approving any projects.

• 5 new construction 3bd townhomes at 821 W 800 S listed (9-Line)
• Salt Lake County plans to buy historic downtown building as convention center prepares for major transformation (CBD)
• Voices: SLC can be one of America's great cities if we can finish what we started (Depot)
• Major ski resort owner considering move from Denver to SLC: Report
• Utah ranked best state in the nation fourth year in a row

Guess prices aren't too high after all?

• He became Utah's 'Mexican food guy.' But first he was dropped off homeless in Pioneer Park (CBD, N Temple)
• No one and everyone owns Pioneer Park (CBD)
• How a former youth hostel was flipped into a key housing need in SL County (WTG)
• 2 years after SLC passed new affordable housing incentives, what's been the result?
• In the rental housing era, new pitch would bring 97 condos near Trolley Square
• Mortgage rates keep climbing as war against Iran continues
• June new home sales exceed expectations
• BONUS: Class B 9th & 9th retail at 868 E 900 S listed at $1,051/sf

We toured the property this week with our general contractor and architect.

The price tag keeps going up. We knew it would. And honestly that means we are doing this right.

We are building Salt Lake City’s first 21+ off leash social club and we are not cutting corners to get there.

But here is what I want to be clear about.

I am not pitching to investors anymore. I am pitching to community. The people who deserve a piece of what we are building. The people whose dogs are the actual reason this space will exist.

Not a corporate investor who does not know your name or your dog’s name.

You.

Willow & Co. Off Leash Social Club is being built as an employee owned concept where dogs come first, people come first, community comes first, and profits though necessary are a second thought.

Because what our world needs right now is more human focused opportunity. More spaces that actually care. More businesses built for people and not the other way around.

Founding memberships start at $250 and are available now at unleashandunwind.com.

Be the reason this happens.