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Industry Briefs 9-9-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ECONOMIC INDICATORS • Three Utah neighborhoods are on a list of “Best Places for Outdoor Dining,” compiled by business financing company Advance Funds Network and based on a survey. They are 9th & 9th in Salt…

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Sep 6

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People on the Move 9-8-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT • SAG-AFTRA , representing actors and others in the entertainment and media realm, has announced the results of the Arizona-Utah local elections. Some candidates ran unopposed and were…

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Sep 6

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Gardner report: Utah now USA’s ninth-most-expensive housing market

A new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah finds that, although home prices are stable, Utah has the ninth-most-expensive housing market in the U.S. (Adobe Stock photo) Utah’s housing market features relatively high but stable prices,…

Morgan’s $72.5 million mansion isn’t in one of Utah’s seven-figure housing price ZIP codes

Likely to become Utah’s highest-priced residential property sale at $72.5 million, the Sheep Creek Canyon Ranch near Morgan has a 6,000-square-foot home, a three-bedroom guest house and more than four miles of stream frontage. (Courtesy Swan Land Co.) If you think you’ve seen…

Civic leaders looking ahead to 2034 Olympic Winter Games in Kearns

The Utah Olympic Oval in Kearns will again be a host site for the Olympic Winter Games when they return in 2034. (Photos by Tom Haraldsen, Salt Lake Business Journal) Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal A future Olympic Winter Games in Kearns could help polish what city and…

Utah real estate market: A veteran’s perspective on why there’s real optimism

After more than 35 years helping clients buy and sell homes across Utah, I’ve seen this market go through its fair share of ups and downs. But as we move through the latter half of 2025, I can honestly say … it’s a good time to feel optimistic about where things are heading. One…

Bees’ stadium development brings cornucopia of eating choices

There’s a new lineup of restaurants opening at America First Square in Downtown Daybreak. The Salt Lake Bees’ stadium already has the customary concessions, plus Chicken Cantina, Dugout Pizza, Bumble’s BBQ and Smith’s Ballpark Market. It also has current favorites Swig, J Dawgs…

Smiths will partner with Live Nation to build 6,000-seat downtown music venue

Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino (left) and Smith Entertainment Group co-founders Ryan and Ashley Smith (center and right) announce a new indoor music venue that will be part of the planned sports and entertainment district in downtown Salt Lake City. (Photo courtesy Live Nation)…

Economist: Impacts of ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ remain a mystery

Robert Spendlove, senior economist at Zions Bank, briefs an audience in Sandy about the Trump administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. (Photo courtesy South Valley Chamber of Commerce) Brice Wallace Salt Lake Business Journal It was labeled as an “In the Know” event, but…

YouScience uses science-backed aptitude data to connect students to better careers

The Utah Legislature has renewed its investment in education technology company YouScience Brightpath for the seventh year in a row, making it possible for more than 375,000 middle and high school students throughout Utah to have access to the tools needed for skill development,…

Nusano cuts ribbon on WVC radioisotope facility

After three years of planning and finalized construction, the long-promised future of radioisotope creation is set to begin in the industrial park area of West Valley City. With government dignitaries and community members on hand, the ribbon was cut on Aug 21 at the Nusano…

Intermountain Health opening three endoscopy centers in Utah

Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health has opened a free-standing combined surgical and endoscopy procedure center in Sandy and has announced two more endoscopy center locations that will open in Ogden later this year and in Riverton in 2026. Intermountain said digestive…

Start saving for college now with my529 plan

College is expensive. Most parents are trying to figure out how they’re going to pay for it after their child leaves high school. A my529 savings plan could help ease some of that burden. It offers a way for parents to save for their child’s future without being hit with taxes…

Nursing programs on the rise in Utah’s higher education

Last May, graduating nursing students walked across stages at their graduation and pinning ceremonies. Thousands of new nurses began and/or continue their careers in health care this summer. “Nursing education will grow more than 11 percent annually over the next five years.…

Leaders must align and facilitate

Bob slammed the door as he entered Joe’s office. “I can’t stand that guy! Mike is the ultimate hoser; he unleashes his cynical super-soaker on everything we bring to the table!” Joe wasn’t surprised at this outburst. Bob was the head of research and development (R&D), and Mike…

Report: Utah blessed with a wealth of petroleum resources

A study published by the Utah Geological Survey highlights the Beehive State’s “plays” in major oil production. Here are some of the study’s findings, courtesy of geology.utah.gov.: Utah oil fields have produced over 1.36 billion barrels since production began in the 1940s.…

Church to raze Plaza Hotel and build parking for temple open house

Property Reserve, the real estate investment arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and owner of the Salt Lake Plaza Hotel, has announced the 1970s-era building will close Nov. 1 and be demolished. When the hotel closes, ownership will be transferred to the…

Large power storage project coming to Northwest Quadrant

The Utah Inland Port Authority has approved support for a battery storage system project for the Northwest Quadrant area of Salt Lake City. The action smooths the way for Dominguez Energy Storage LLC, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources LLC, to develop the 200-megawatt…

Purgo Scientific appoints James Bowman as CEO

Purgo Scientific, a medical device company focused on drug delivery technologies, has named James A. Bowman as its CEO. Founded in 2017, Purgo is located in South Jordan. Bowman has over 20 years of experience leading early-stage life science companies and commercializing…

QPR Suicide Prevention Training Course gives business leaders tips

Content Warning: The following article contains discussions about suicide and mental health issues. If you’re not feeling great right now or if these topics may be triggering, it’s OK to proceed with caution, skip, or talk to someone you trust. You are not alone. Utah has been…

Salt Lake City International Airport opens first of three sensory rooms

All passengers traveling through Salt Lake City International Airport will now have the opportunity to step away from the noise, stress and crowds that come along with the hustle and bustle of traveling. The Salt Lake Department of Airports’ (SLCDA) first-ever “sensory room” was…

Orem’s Greenix Pest Control buys Milwaukee company

Orem-based Greenix Pest Control, recently recognized by PCT Magazine as the 13th-largest pest control provider in the United States, has acquired Rove Pest Control’s Milwaukee operations. “Rove, known for its customer-first philosophy and expertise in residential pest control,…

Work Daze: Introducing Staple: The dating app for office besties

Want to make progress in your career? Make friends. It’s true. Research from the friendly folks at Gallup shows that “employees without strong friendships often feel less fulfilled, collaborate less effectively and are more likely to leave.” On the other hand, employees with…

SLC’s Boulder Landscaping acquired by LA company

Boulder Landscaping, a Salt Lake City-based residential and commercial landscaping company, has been acquired by Strata Landscape Services of Los Angeles. Founded and led by Wray Dix, Boulder Landscaping offers landscaping design, installation and maintenance services, including…

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