Development Partnerships

Northwest Pipeline

The historic Northwest Pipeline Building, located at 300 East and 200 South, was built in 1958 in the International Style and is one of only two commercial buildings in this style in Utah.

The Housing Assistance Management Enterprise (HAME), Xylem Projects, and Common Ground Institute are leading the project, named “The Grove.”

The Grove will feature two new residential buildings with ground-floor retail and the renovated Northwest Pipeline Building for residential and commercial use. These buildings will be connected by public open spaces and pedestrian-friendly streets with public art. The new community proposes 244 mixed-income units, with opportunities for homeownership.

The proposed development is centered around creating a family-friendly, mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhood that integrates seamlessly with the community. The proposal focuses on sustainability with progressive parking strategies, water conservation, all-electric buildings, and low-carbon energy sources.

Surplus Properties

City departments periodically review their real estate assets and, when they are no longer needed, declare properties as surplus. The properties, which can include buildings, land or facilities, may then be considered for lease, sale, or redevelopment through a competitive process.

Available Surplus Properties

When appropriate, surplus properties may be made available for purchase through a competitive and sealed bid.

There are currently no available surplus properties available for bid.

Acquisitions

RES oversees the acquisition of property to support the City’s goals and operational needs. This process includes identifying suitable properties and conducting due diligence in accordance with legal and City requirements.

In addition to traditional acquisitions, the RES may also consider land sale proposals or donations of land from private owners that further the City’s objectives.