Construction Projects

Construction Projects

Sugar House Construction Projects

Updated report

December 31, 2024

Sugar Alley – Lowe Development

  • Location: 2200 S. Highland Drive.
  • Start date: Fall 2020.
  •  Est. completion: Spring 2025.
  • Project description: Mixed use residential.
  • Update: Finishing work continues on the interior of the building. The re-build is expected to be completed by early spring 2025. This will be a five-story building containing 200 luxury apartments with the ground floor dedicated to retail, including restaurants and possibly a bike shop. Urban Hill & Hill’s Kitchen restaurant spaces on the northeast side of the building is also moving along with their tenant buildout. Curb and gutter and cut-back parking has been restored across the front of the property and the traffic lane is now fully restored to SB Highland Drive.

    Alta Terra (Former 24 Hour Fitness)

  • Location: Ashton Ave./1100 E.
  • Start Date: June 2022.
  • Est. Completion: Spring 2026.
  • Project description: Residential (Approx. 340 units)
  • Update: Framing on the south portion of the project is completed and brick has been put in place on the majority of the building.  Work is now finished on the installation of a large water distillation tank and the Fairmont Dog Park parking lot entry has been re-opened. Parking will remain available along the park frontage on 1100 East. 2 Hour Parking signs have been installed at the east end of Fairmont Park as well as “No Construction Parking” signs to discourage all-day parking by construction workers and are now placed on the east end of Ashton Ave.

       2100 South Road Re-construction Project

  • Location: 2100 South, 700 East-1300 East.
  • Start Date: Early March. 2024
  • Est. Completion: Mid-to late 2025.
  • Project Description: Installing updated water and sewer lines and re-building long worn-out roadway, improving pedestriancrossing, and traffic calming. 
  • Update: Roadway and waterline construction activity between 900 East and 700 East is currently on holiday hiatus but will resume shortly after the beginning of the New Year.  The final phase of 2100 South road work, on the segment between 700-1100 East, will also begin in earnest shortly after the first of the year. Traffic will be reduced to one lane, each direction, with occasional detours required as the old road is taken up and replaced with new pavement.

For questions or reporting issues or concerns contact: Bill Knowles, SLC Community Ombudsman: 801-580-2626; [email protected]

Landon Clark
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