The apartment boom is changing the Salt Lake Valley, and it won’t stop anytime soon

(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune) Dustin Gettel, a newly inaugurated Midvale councilman, works on his computer in his apartment in Midvale on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018. Gettle is "part of this new wave of people" coming into Utah and said his high-density housing situation has influenced his leadership within the council.

MOST VIEWED

1

Update: Salt Lake City broke a heat record on Sunday. Here’s how hot it got.

2

‘Reckless Ben’ can keep posting about Utah’s Bricks & Minifigs in his viral series about missing Lego sets, but he faces new restrictions

3

Utah man is the first to climb Seven Summits and swim Oceans Seven

4

Viral Reckless Ben Lego videos skewer American Fork police. Here’s a look at 5 key moments.

5

Becoming Jewish: ‘I realized what I had unknowingly felt all my life,’ says former Latter-day Saint

Sponsored Story

Drunken Kitchen restaurant is now open to all ages.

Sponsored: This award-winning Taiwanese & Chinese restaurant with a bold American twist is now open to families.