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A Downtown SLC Condo, Rejoice!

For the first time in years, a developer wants to build owner-occupied housing in downtown Salt Lake City. According to Building Salt Lake, C.W. Urban proposes a 16-story condominium at the corner of Regent Street and 200 South, with retail space on the first floor. Here’s why it’s a victory for our housing market. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Nuclear Testing Proposal

A conservative think tank’s proposal to resume nuclear testing in Nevada has sparked significant opposition in Utah due to concerns about radioactive contamination and the potential to reignite a global arms race. This is a part of the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, which is intended as a blueprint for a second Trump administration. [Salt Lake Tribune]

Independents Eye the State Legislature

Alisa Van Langeveld, a former Republican turned independent candidate, is challenging Utah State Senator Todd Weiler in Senate District 8. She, along with several other independent candidates running this year, hope to bring more moderate, collaborative governance outside of the two-party system. [Salt Lake Tribune]

Parking Lot at Former Utah Theater Site

Hines, a Texas-based developer, has paused its plans for an apartment tower at the site of the demolished historic Utah Theater due to current economic conditions. Instead, they plan to build a temporary parking lot and possibly an events space. [Building Salt Lake]