An overlay of Salt Lake City’s 1928 streetcar system on our modern day TRAX network.

Salt Lake City when #utpol

Downtown yesterday

Salt Lake’s construction boom, in photos, continued buildingsaltlake.com/salt-lakes-c... via @buildingsaltlake.bsky.social and @devinzander.bsky.social

On Monday we filed a zoning text amendment in Salt Lake City to launch our Starter Homes SLC campaign. This bold campaign aims to promote housing affordability by creating pathways for more housing options. Learn more at the link below and join our fight for housing abundance! 🏠🏡 #yimby #slc

THREAD: Apartments of Salt Lake City before parking mandates

Legalize more of this.

Cool map by SLC Neighbors for More Neighbors showing the potential to create additional smaller lots (and thus homes) at the parcel level in SLC. So much potential to unlock more land for starter homes. Read more here: www.slcneighbors.org/starter_home...

If the goal is more housing, there is one reform that’s more effective than all others. The other reforms should happen as well and in concert with parking reform.

Denver Wants To Get Rid Of Minimum Parking Requirements For All New Development "Making Denver more affordable for all Denverites means breaking down barriers and making it easier to build housing in our city." - Mayor Mike Johnston denverite.com/2024/12/09/d...

Poll finds wide opposition to Amendment D, but Utah voters could have been tricked by ballot language: Results show Utah Supreme Court was “justified to void it,” says BYU researcher, adding that “word choice does matter.” Great work by Andrew Vanderwood, Quin Monson www.sltrib.com/news/politic...

Then and now. Intersection of 400 South and 400 West #SaltLakeCity, looking north. The tracks were removed in 1999. #slchistory #utahhistory

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Adaptive reuse done well

This thing on?