About Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City stretches from the Wasatch foothills on the east to the airport and Great Salt Lake on the west, framed by the Avenues and Capitol Hill to the north and Sugar House to the south. Roughly 200,000 residents call the city home, with a daily working population well above that. Housing stock spans historic Avenues bungalows and Capitol Hill Victorians, mid-century homes in Sugar House and East Bench, downtown high-rise condos, and infill townhomes throughout the central neighborhoods. TRAX light rail, FrontRunner commuter rail, and Salt Lake City International Airport anchor Utah's most extensive transportation network.

