Development Projects
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Ogden Valley Votes to Become Utah’s Newest City Amid Nordic Village Resort Controversy
Facing a $121 million ski resort expansion, Ogden Valley residents voted to incorporate as a new city — a move driven by fears of overdevelopment and a desire to preserve…
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Reed Hastings Buys Powder Mountain: Is Utah’s Ski Gem Still for Locals?
When Reed Hastings purchased Powder Mountain, whispers of privatization spread through Eden and Ogden Valley. Locals now question whether Utah’s most scenic resort will remain accessible—or drift out of reach.
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Ogden Council Rejects Homeless Housing for Redevelopment
Ogden’s City Council voted unanimously to buy the Aspen Care Center, ending plans to house chronically homeless residents at the site in favor of redevelopment.
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What’s Happening in Sugar House? Closures, Comebacks, and What’s Next
Sugar House has always been one of Salt Lake City’s most vibrant neighborhoods, but beneath the charm and walkability lies a story of dramatic change. Beloved institutions have shuttered, new…
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Preserving Union Station’s History Amid Ogden’s Redevelopment Plans
When Ben Nadolski became Ogden’s mayor in January 2024, the city’s cherished Union Station took center stage in a battle between economic growth and historical preservation. The iconic station, rich…
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Transforming Downtown Salt Lake: For Better or Worse?
Downtown Salt Lake City has undergone a remarkable transformation, seemingly in the blink of an eye, evolving at a speed that few could have predicted. The city is making waves…
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Sugar House Construction: Impact on Local Businesses
Extensive road construction both on and around 2100 South in this mushrooming Salt Lake City community has several longtime business owners wondering how much longer they can survive.
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Salt Lake City Development Boom: Transforming Utah’s Capital Amid Rapid Growth
Salt Lake City’s skyline is transforming, reflecting its growing and increasingly diverse population. With a strategic vision for urban planning, the city is aiming to balance growth with sustainability, affordable…
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Affordable Housing in Utah is Increasingly Out of Reach
Affordable housing no longer exists in Utah unless you are sleeping outside or live in government-subsidized housing. The average home in Utah now sells for well over $500K, making ownership…
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Is Housing in Ogden Still Affordable?
With housing prices on the rise in Ogden, the Lotus Riverwalk apartment complex brings affordable housing with upscale amenities.
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Is The Utah Legislature Passing Too Many Bills?
On today’s top 5, Governor Cox expresses concerns over the 591 bills that were passed in the state legislature.
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305 Feet Tall Residential Project To Be Built In Sugar House
A developer, located in Illinois, has petitioned for a Sugar House zoning change to allow a building that would tower over the existing infrastructure there.
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Apartment Building on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street May Pose Danger to Public
Construction on a controversial, unfinished five-story apartment building on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street, was shut down in March citing safety violations.
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Sugar House Area Businesses Need Community Support
Road construction in Sugar House is not only causing confusion for drivers, it is causing problems for local businesses. It’s never been more important for people to get out and…
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The Future of Sugar House Liquor Store
Construction near Ashton Avenue has made it hard to reach the Sugar House liquor star by car. The new store, planned for the Sugar Town project, is still years away.
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Who Is Going to Live in Salt Lake City’s Tallest Building, Astra Towers
On Thursday morning a ceremony for the raising of the final beam for what is now Utah’s tallest building: The Astra Tower was held. This occasion brings on the question:…