Greystar Seeks Rezoning for 1,010-Bed Student Housing Project at Pingree Center Site
Greystar has submitted a rezoning application for the Pingree Center site to construct a student housing complex with a capacity of 1,010 beds.
Salt Lake City, UT, November 4, 2026 — Greystar, a real estate developer, has officially submitted a rezoning application concerning the Pingree Center site. The application seeks approval to develop a new student housing complex on the property.
The proposed development by Greystar is slated to include a significant number of beds, with plans specifying a capacity of 1,010 units for students. The specific details regarding the timeline for the rezoning process, the projected start of construction, or the expected completion date were not provided in the initial announcement.
Information regarding the exact location of the Pingree Center site beyond its designation was not immediately available. Similarly, details about the current zoning status of the Pingree Center site and the specific zoning classification being sought through the application were not disclosed.
The rezoning application represents the initial formal step in the potential development process. Future stages would typically involve reviews by local planning commissions and governing bodies, public hearings, and subsequent approvals or rejections before any construction could commence. The contractor’s name, architects involved, or estimated project costs were also not provided at this stage.
The submitted application indicates Greystar’s intent to proceed with planning for this student accommodation project. The capacity of 1,010 beds suggests a large-scale development aimed at accommodating a substantial student population. Further updates are anticipated as the rezoning application moves through the relevant regulatory channels. The outcome of this application will determine whether the Pingree Center site can be redeveloped for the proposed student housing use.
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