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Finding Middle Housing

Housing demand keeps growing while options stay limited. This event explores Finding Middle Housing: duplexes, fourplexes, cottage courts, and multiplexes that fit neighborhoods and put people closer to jobs, shops, and transit.

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Aging in Place

Amid rapid demographic shifts and urban evolution, creating resilient, inclusive communities is crucial. This event unites experts, planners, and leaders to tackle pressing aging population issues and develop innovative aging-in-place strategies.

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Zoning Reform for Housing Attainability

75% of US cities restrict housing to single-family homes, hindering affordability, diversity, and accessibility. Zoning reform can improve livability by allowing more housing options and reducing congestion.

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Missing Middle Housing

Middle Housing is house-scale residential buildings with multiple units. The neighborhood-centric strategy centers on diverse housing options, such as duplexes, fourplexes, cottage courts, and multiplexes.

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Making Strides: Creating Walkable Communities

Cities should be and often seek to be more walkable. Walkability benefits residents' health, wealth, environment, and sense of community. How can walkability serve as a solution to some problems faced across Salt Lake County as we grow?

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The High Cost of Free Parking

The Hidden Costs of Free Parking

Parking consumes a lot of land -- something in limited supply in Salt Lake Valley. How do we change parking policy and building development to follow a more fiscal approach to land use? Changes could also alleviate other key issues: air quality and affordable housing supply.

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