Salt Lake City’s rapid growth is driving prices up — and driving some iconic businesses out

Growth in the city is “going to keep going at a very robust pace,” one expert says.

Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Rico Brand Mexican products owner Jorge Fierro is shown inside the new location of his business on Folsom Ave. in Salt Lake City. Fierro was recently displaced from the building he’d leased for 18 years at 545 W. 700 South, in the rapidly growing Granary District.

Salt Lake City’s rapid growth is driving prices up — and driving some iconic businesses out

Growth in the city is “going to keep going at a very robust pace,” one expert says.

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