Developer’s plan for a 14-story apartment tower in Sugar House suffers a setback

Illinois-based firm sought a new mixed-use zone for the well-known property at Highland Drive and 2100 South.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The site of a proposed residential tower at the high-profile corner of Highland Drive and 2100 South in Salt Lake City in January 2024. The planning commission has recommended against the high-rise.

Developer’s plan for a 14-story apartment tower in Sugar House suffers a setback

Illinois-based firm sought a new mixed-use zone for the well-known property at Highland Drive and 2100 South.

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