Salt Lake City council adopts RMF 35/45 zoning changes to allow larger multifamily buildings The council voted 6–1 to amend RMF 35 and RMF 45 zoning rules, removing a 100-foot maximum building length and increasing the maximum number of dwelling units to 50 in RMF 45, a move supporters say increases housing capacity and opponents worry could affect historic districts.

Salt Lake City just approved groundbreaking zoning changes that could reshape its multifamily housing landscape, but not without sparking fierce debate over historic preservation and neighborhood impact.

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Public hearing on RMF 35/45 zoning draws strong support and concerns; council defers action The council heard extensive testimony for and against proposed RMF 35 and RMF 45 zoning updates intended to enable 'missing middle' housing. Supporters said outdated lot and parking rules have blocked intended housing; opponents raised concerns about impacts in historic districts and operational effects for service providers. The council closed the hearing and deferred action for further review.

Salt Lake City's proposed zoning changes could transform housing options but are facing pushback over potential impacts on historic areas.

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Planning Commission Approves Townhome Development at 910 East 400 South Commissioners endorse 20-unit plan development with setback and design exemptions.

A bold new townhome project is on the table in Salt Lake City, promising modern living spaces but facing crucial zoning challenges that could reshape the community.

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Salt Lake City explores lot splitting to increase housing affordability City officials discuss options for enabling lot splitting amid housing challenges in Utah.

Salt Lake City is tackling the housing crisis head-on by considering lot splitting as a solution, but can they overcome the water utility hurdles?

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Council member raises concerns over proposed housing setback in urban design discussion Member expresses setback concerns for neighborhood compatibility during housing design review.

Tensions rise in Salt Lake City as commissioners debate new setback regulations that could alter the character of beloved neighborhoods.

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Salt Lake City Council approves outdoor theaters and debates affordable housing zoning changes Council unanimously adopts ordinance for outdoor theaters amid debates on housing development proposals.

The Salt Lake City Council made waves by approving outdoor theaters while grappling with intense community backlash over a proposed affordable housing development.

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Board approves affordable housing priorities for fiscal year 2025-2026 Board members adopt five housing priorities and funding strategies for upcoming fiscal year.

Salt Lake City's Community Reinvestment Agency is taking bold steps to tackle the affordable housing crisis by approving five transformative priorities for 2026!

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Salt Lake City considers zoning updates to promote diverse housing development Proposed zoning changes aim to increase affordable housing and support city growth goals.

Salt Lake City is on the brink of transforming its housing landscape with proposed zoning changes that could tackle the housing crisis and attract families back to the city.

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