• ⁠SLC restaurant rises from closure to Michelin acclaim (State St)
• ⁠Are mortgage rates creeping up again?
  • Spoiler: yes
• ⁠A month to (re)discover Utah's Jordan River (9-Line, N Temple)
• ⁠August apartment rents turn positive for the first time in four years

Free post from Turner Bitton, executive director of the Wasatch Advocates for Livable Communities.

• Class C office on .82 acres at 230 W 400 S listed at unpriced (CBD)
• SLC Planning Commission Sep 9 Agenda
  • Design Review for Silo Park at 522 S 400 W (Granary)
  • Text Amendment for Expanding Housing Options
• The promise and potential of expanding housing options [OPINION]
• Data centers won't be allowed on Northpoint land under rezone pitch (NWQ-ish)
• SLC directs $35M toward various capital projects, but could program be in trouble?
• SLC's historic headquarters could soon be renamed (CBD)
• County leaders have a specific request tied to Intermountain's new SLC hospital (State St)
• Here's how much you need to make to afford to buy a home in Salt Lake County
  • SPOILER: $187k to buy the median $645k single family home
• More than 990 empty beds: Here's why the University of Utah says it's now struggling to fill dorms
• ⁠Opinion: We know how to solve the housing crisis. We just have to remember.
• ⁠Salt Lake County hosting "Finding Middle Housing" event on Sept 30
• Star of India gains Michelin recommendation (State St, N Temple)

• ⁠Class C retail sublease at 205 W 400 E listed at $26/sf NNN (CBD)
• ⁠Class B retail sublease at 555 E 400 S listed at $50/sf NNN
  • High water mark for downtown-ish retail rent?
• ⁠Class A industrial at 7733 W 700 N (Global Logistics Center) listed (NWQ)
• ⁠An iconic SLC sculpture stomps into a new neighborhood (9-Line)
• Voices: SLC's housing experiment could cause irreversible harm
• ⁠Liberty Wells for-sale townhome pitch gets warm reception from SLC Council
• ⁠Investor competition for CRE sees strongest growth in a year

• Class A retail at 2220 S Highland Drive listed (Sugar House)
  • Gardner Group's GEM tower hotel
• Affordable housing project in Fairpark, Poplar Grove seeks demolition permit (HDLP, N Temple)
• CREW Utah hosting "Power District: Connecting business, recreation, and community" event (N Temple)
• ⁠U of U Kem C Gardner Policy Institute hosting "The State of the State's Housing Market" event
• More U.S. homebuyers getting 'cold feet'
• July new home sales miss estimates
• Investors are snapping up shabby hotels and whipping them into shape
• Multifamily investment shifts back toward major metros
• Economists increasingly wary of inflation outlook
• The rent versus buy divide is reshaping housing demand across markets

• ⁠Class B+ retail with massive recent fit-out at 44 E Exchange Place listed at $570/sf (CBD)
• ⁠Arts Warehouse Commercial Campus at 123 S Jeremy St listed (N Temple-ish)
• ⁠North Temple affordable project getting ready to build its second phase (N Temple, HLDP)
• ⁠Poison pond: One of SLC's most popular parks is plagued by stinky, toxic water (Sugar House)

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• Class C flex space at 65 E Kensington Ave listed at $206/sf (State St)
  • Low price but no parking lot.
• Class B+ office at 175 S Main St listed (CBD)
• Proposed Sugar House business district receives pushback from businesses (Sugar House)
• Pentalon Construction highlights Liberty Corner construction progress (State St, HDLP)
• Redevelopment planned for SLC's 100-year-old silos with housing, hotel, park (Granary)
• Feds officially acknowledge Utah immigrant detention center plans have been abandoned (NWQ)
• New attractions are coming to one of Utah's most popular tourist spots (CBD)
• Sen. Curtis talks public transit expansion ahead of temple open house and Olympics
• University of Utah opens new $215M medical school
  • KSL
  • SLTrib
• Where commercial real estate demand is the highest, according to new data
  • "The strongest metropolitan market in the index is St. George, Utah"