Building Salt Lake

Building Salt Lake

Established in 2014, Building Salt Lake focuses on reporting urban real estate developments in the Salt Lake City area. As a locally-owned and independent media outlet, we ensure that our sponsors and advertisers do not influence our news coverage.

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  • 1 week ago | buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl

    After years in the works, the site of a former mid-20th century motor inn is now the home of a new, $99 million mixed-use, affordable development on W. North Temple, directly across the street from the proposed Power District. The SPARK apartments — located at 1490 W.

  • 1 week ago | buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl

    Development could soon be underway along the northern rim of Salt Lake County — if the Salt Lake City Council approves an ordinance to annex land into the city. City officials are inching closer toward a vote on the Northpoint annexation plan, which would add over 1,300 acres to the city’s boundaries in what was formerly unincorporated Salt Lake County land. Members of the Salt Lake City Council were briefed on the plan by city staff members during a work session meeting Tuesday.

  • 2 weeks ago | buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl

    The Delta Center overhaul is underway — and the arena we all know will look much different next year. After both teams playing within the arena missed the playoffs this year, Smith Entertainment Group (SEG) has already started work with completely redesigning the interior of the downtown Salt Lake City arena with the goal of not only redesigning it to be a hockey arena, but creating a new riser system that would give the arena clean sightlines so fans can see both goals.

  • 2 weeks ago | buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl

    Kairoi Residential opens up about its expansion into Salt Lake City by Jacob Scholl | Apr 25, 2025 A Texas-based luxury property management company recently began making headways in the Salt Lake City market.

  • 3 weeks ago | buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl

    Three buildings near the Utah Governor’s Mansion in the Lower Avenues will be torn down in the coming weeks as part of a larger effort to rebuild the block, known as Block 407, and beef up security in the complex, Building Salt Lake has learned. The Utah Division of Facilities Construction filed a demolition permit request with Salt Lake City last Monday to tear down three buildings to the north and northwest of the Governor’s Mansion.

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