Platform 1500 — Ballpark District, Salt Lake City, Utah

Platform 1500 is a ground up development by The Lee Group consisting of 60-unit, approximately 80,000-square-foot multifamily residential community situated in Salt Lake City’s dynamic Ballpark District. Designed by ELEV8 Architecture and constructed by Bonneville Builders, the development was completed in 18 months and achieved full occupancy within just two months of lease-up — a testament to the strength of demand for quality housing in this rapidly evolving urban submarket. The property is currently 100% occupied and performing well, reflecting both the quality of the product and the depth of the local renter market.

The building offers a thoughtfully curated unit mix of studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, each finished with contemporary stainless steel appliances, sleek modern finishes, and elegant tile backsplashes. Community amenities include a leasing office, fitness center, game room, community lounge, and common laundry facilities — delivering a well-rounded residential experience for today’s urban renter. The Ballpark District is one of Salt Lake City’s most compelling emerging neighborhoods, bounded roughly between 900 South and 2100 South along the I-15 corridor and positioned at the forefront of a city-backed revitalization effort. The neighborhood is served by the North/South TRAX light rail line, providing residents with seamless connectivity to downtown Salt Lake City and the broader metro area. The area draws a young, active demographic — approximately 28% of residents are between the ages of 25 and 34 — and is known for its vibrant food culture, walkability, and steady appreciation in property values. With Salt Lake City’s Ballpark NEXT redevelopment plan now approved, calling for 400+ new housing units, mixed-use activation, arts and entertainment venues, and significant public investment in the surrounding site, Platform 1500 is exceptionally well-positioned at the leading edge of one of the city’s most transformative urban districts.