Real Estate Services
COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT
Real Estate Services has provided a way to accept permit applications online so as to reduce the need to travel to our office. Follow the links to find applications for Sidewalk Vendors, Special Events, and Encroachment permits. If you do need to meet in person, Real Estate Services is currently meeting with customers by appointment only. To make an appointment, please email Real_Estate@slcgov.com.
NOTICE: There are no Surplus Properties available for sale at this time.
If you have any further questions, please see contact information below:
Shellie Peterson, Real Property Manager – Property Management and Real Estate related questions – Shellie.Peterson@slcgov.com
Amanda Fitzwater, Real Property Agent – Sidewalk Vendor related questions – Amanda.Fitzwater@slcgov.com
The Capital Asset and Real Estate Services team (CARES) consists of two teams, the Capital Asset and the Real Estate Services Teams. The Capital Asset Team provides guidance and administration for the City’s Capital Assets which includes significant infrastructure with a useful life of more than five years and typically costs more than $5 million and is financed by bonds or other special funding sources. Examples of these types of assets include fire stations, police precincts and other buildings that provide public service. The Capital Asset Manager is the individual who plans, organizes and implements property development strategies as well as initiates project proposals, supervises construction processes and ensures financial accountability of projects. As part of team, the Capital Improvement Project Specialist helps to coordinate allocation recommendations of Capital Improvement dollars and Impact Fees for the funding of select infrastructure projects based on a long term Capital Facilities Plan.
The Real Estate Services team provides oversight for the City’s vast real estate portfolio and manages activity in the Public Right-of-Way, including encroachments, vending carts, special events, entertainers and artists as well as all telecom infrastructure. Property disposition and acquisition is also an important function of this dynamic team and is done in close coordination with the Capital Asset team using City-owned real estate to facilitate important service expansion throughout our City that comes with the explosive population growth. Both teams bring over 70 years of combined real estate experience to Salt Lake City and help create lasting value for Salt Lake City residents.