Tony Semerad
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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More troubling news for Zions Bank: It may face a ratings downgrade. Here’s what that could do.
A leading credit-rating service has downgraded its confidence in Zions Bank and the wider U.S. banking sector after the sudden collapse of several large banks. → Read More
Like where you work? Nominate your company for a Top Workplaces award.
The Salt Lake Tribune launches its 10th annual survey for Utah's Top Workplaces. → Read More
Why neighbors are fighting a South Salt Lake car dealership’s expansion
Residents in South Salt Lake are fighting a proposed expansion by Mark Miller Subaru into their neighborhood. → Read More
Video: Take a look inside Box 500, SLC’s multistory apartments made of shipping containers
Take a tour inside SLC's first apartment building made of shipping containers. → Read More
Beware of bogus land sales, Utah warns
Utah's real estate regulators are warning residents to watch out for bogus sales of vacant land. → Read More
She was attacked at a SLC luxury apartment complex. Did it do enough to protect her?
Stunned by a masked gunman who confronted her at the front entrance of a luxury apartment building in Salt Lake City, a woman remembers thinking, “Why isn’t anyone coming to save me?” → Read More
Prices are plunging on Salt Lake County homes, but the days of ‘easy sales’ are past. Here’s why.
New data shows Wasatch Front home prices are slowing down — but would-be buyers are still getting pinched. → Read More
Housing shortage is getting so bad in Utah, employers are starting to step up
In places where Utah's housing shortage is hitting hardest, some employers are stepping up → Read More
Neighbors aren’t all happy with what’s planned for the old Sizzler site in Sugar House
Developers unveil new plans for a gas station and convenience store at the former Sizzler site in Sugar House, but residents aren't sold on the proposal. → Read More
SLC mayor’s housing push includes converting former motels into deeply affordable units
Salt Lake City makes plans put put millions more toward affordable housing and sheltering homeless individuals. → Read More
Miller family gives $5M to save older homes and keep them affordable
The Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation has donated $5 million to sprucing up older homes in Utah — and keeping them affordable → Read More
Hunting for a home? Tell us how your search is — or isn’t — going.
Rising interest rates have forced many to step away from homebuying, while the Wasatch Front is still seeing record-high prices and escalating rents. → Read More
Utah picks a key partner on its massive ‘The Point’ development at former prison site in Draper
The state of Utah has selected a consortium of developers canned Lincoln-Colmena-Wadsworth, as its chief partner in developing the 600-acre site known The Point, at the site of the soon-to-be-demolished Utah State Prison in Draper. → Read More
See photos from inside Salt Lake City’s newest office tower
Photos from inside 650 Main, a new office complex in Salt Lake City. → Read More
‘Sustainable growth is an oxymoron’ — a look at Utah’s vanishing open spaces
Utah has lost an estimated 713 square miles of natural and agricultural open spaces between 1982 and 2017, study shows. → Read More
‘Mormon Land’: Co-founders of MormonLeaks discuss their four-year ride exposing church pay, wealth and other secrets
The co-founders of the now-defunct Truth & Transparency Foundation, formerly MormonLeaks, talk about their big finds — from how much top Latter-day Saint leaders are paid, abuse allegations against significant Latter-day Saint leader and personalities, how much wealth the LDS Church has and how much real estate it owns. → Read More
Record number of new apartments coming on line. Will rents start falling?
A look at rising rents amid an explosion of new apartments in Salt Lake County. → Read More
Is it curtains for the Utah Theater? Judge denies move to block demolition
A judge refused on Tuesday to temporarily block Salt Lake City from issuing demolition permits to developers wanting to tear down the historic Utah Theater on Main Street. → Read More
Longtime CEO steps down from iFIT amid layoffs and leadership shake-up
Logan-based iFIT Health & Fitness said Monday its longtime CEO and co-founder, Scott Watterson, was stepping down. → Read More
Mother-in-law apartments were seen as a way boost SLC housing. Is it working?
A much-touted way of easing Utah’s housing shortage is making progress in Salt Lake City — albeit slowly. → Read More