Development Projects
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Challenges and Obstacles to Maintaining the Utah Lifestyle
Utah (to our benefit) has always been considered a little too weird for most Americans. It has traditionally drawn far fewer migrants than Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas and Austin. But…
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Moab Workers Build Their Own Homes to Overcome Housing Shortage
Arroyo Crossing, Moab homes are built specifically for Grand County workers on a parcel owned by the nonprofit Moab Area Community Land Trust.
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Preserving Theatrical History: Saving Pantages Theatre
In mid-March, the future of the Utah Pantages Theatre hung by a thread as supporters fought in court to stop developers from demolishing the once-glamorous century-old structure on Main Street.
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Moab Housing: Luxury in Abundance but Scarcity of Affordable Housing
Moab is no longer focusing so much on getting more travelers into town, but has put far more emphasis into affordable housing.
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Trouble in Paradise: Ogden Valley Considers Its Water Use Future
Strict water restrictions, combined with fast growth, hit the upper Ogden Valley hard in 2021, causing some farmers and ranchers to rethink their livelihoods.
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Inside the Mind of One of Utah’s Most Successful Real Estate Investors
One of the Utah’s most successful real estate investor talks about the reality of flipping the houses, risks involved and how to do it right.
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History of Ogden’s 25th Street: Overcoming a Bad Rap
Historic 25th Street, aka Notorious Two Bit Street or Electric Alley, is the heart of the city, beating on for over a century through decades of being blighted by a…
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Homeless in Sugar House
As fancy apartment buildings are filling Salt Lake, the number of homeless is rising. We talk to homeless people in Sugar House.
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Living Without Cars in Moab, Utah
A community of residents in Moab, Utah lives without a street and instead lives on pathways not wide enough for cars.
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Why Most Utahns No Longer Walk
Living in Murray, Utah, for the past 18 months, we are surrounded by wide roads, freeways, and few nice sidewalks or walking paths and ubiquitous dead ends.
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Millcreek Residents Fed Up with Road Work on 3900 S
Many Millcreek and Holladay residents are wondering whether they’ll live long enough to see the completion of 3900 S between 2300 E and Wasatch Blvd. — a mere mile-and-a-half section…
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Will Utah Run Out of Water?
With Pineview being at its lowest level in years, some drastic measures need to take place. The residents of Perry, who rely on Pineview water for their secondary water, have…