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10-23-17 Display.Indd www.slenterprise.com October 23, 2017 Volume 47, Number 13 $1.50 OF NOTE Housing shortage and gas prices cause CPI to rise Due to a shortage of available apart- ments to rent and an increase in gas prices due to pressure on oil refi ning caused by hurricanes in the southern United States, the cost of living along the Wasatch Front is on the rise. The Zions Bank Wasatch Importer now exporter Front Consumer Price Index (CPI) in- creased 0.2 percent from August to Sep- A decade of extracting liquid tember and has grown 3.5 percent since natural gas from shale in the September of last year. A $551 millin contract to build trains for Caltran, the northern California commuter rail system Meanwhile, the national Consumer United States has propelled the between San Jose and San Francisco, has provided the impetus for Swiss railroad equipment giant Price Index increased 0.5 percent from nation from a net importer to a Stadler to build a manufacturing facility in Salt Lake City. The company said the plant could grow net exporter in the energy sector to 1 million square feet and employ up to 1,000 people. August to September and has increased 2.2 percent from this time last year. and closer to the energy inde- Year-over-year growth in the CPI pendence declared by presidents is largely attributable to statewide hous- for half a century. A swell of gas Clearfi eld loses train factory to ing price increases. Roughly half of the in liquefi ed form shipped from cost-of-living increase during this period Texas and Louisiana is descend- has been caused by apartment rental rate ing on global markets, producing increases alone. Typical Utahn's expen- a broader glut and lower energy Salt Lake's Northwest Quadrant ditures on apartments are up 6.1 percent prices. John Rogers would be coming to Utah. At that time, since September of last year. Stadler opened a temporary facility in About one-fourth of the year-over- The Enterprise Industry News Briefs space it leased from the Utah Transit Au- year Consumer Price Index increase can thority at its Warm Springs facility north pages 6-7 A new major manufacturing facility also be explained by rising prices within of downtown Salt Lake City. The company for a Switzerland-based train manufactur- the transportation sector. Gas prices, ve- Business Calendar currently employs 115 people, mostly in- er — one that Clearfi eld offi cials thought hicle prices and car insurance rates have volved in train car assembly. page 9 they had a good shot at having in their city all contributed to cost-of-living increases According to a release from Salt Lake — instead will be built in Salt Lake City, within the state. Gas prices, which account Real Estate City Mayor Jackie Biskupski’s offi ce, the company has announced. Stadler Rail for 15 percent of the year-over-year CPI page 15 Stadler’s expansion project will take place recently launched its project — anticipat- increase, remain elevated since August. at 150 S. 5600 W., south of the I-80 free- ed to eventually include a million-square- National gasoline prices are up to $2.49 way from the airport and southeast of the foot campus and 1,000 direct jobs — at a from $2.26 a year ago and state gasoline site being developed for the new Utah state site near Salt Lake City International Air- prices have increased to $2.59 from $2.26 pPrison. The initial phase of construction port with a low-key groundbreaking cer- in the same time period. for the manufacturing plant will begin in emony. “We’ve witnessed elevated gas pric- State offi cials have known since De- cember 2015 that the global company see STADLER page 14 see CPI page 14 BioUtah chief: Need to tell story of Utah biotechs state of Utah,” Kelly Slone, BioUtah’s 150 member companies from among 1,000 Brice Wallace president and chief executive offi cer, told life science companies in the state, the lat- The Enterprise the Governor’s Offi ce of Economic Devel- ter figure including nutraceutical compa- opment (GOED) board at its October meet- nies. Life science is a wide umbrella, with Among the accolades and glowing sta- ing. “So that really shows us that there’s a companies involved in manufacturing and tistics about Utah’s economy, a couple may lot of activity happening.” research and development in biopharma- have slipped under the radar. And it’s that kind of success that Bio- ceutical, medical devices, diagnostic test- Not only is Utah 13th-ranked among Utah, the state’s life science industry as- ing, medical labs and as service providers. states for employment in the life science in- sociation, is hoping will become better Those 1,000 companies have 33,623 dustry, it tops all states in industry employ- known in the future. employees earning an average wage of ment growth. In the period of 2011-15, its “What I found when I moved here is about $64,000, Slone said. headcount grew 25 percent. the industry as a whole has not been to- But BioUtah wants to see those fig- “People think of the growth in Cali- gether telling the story of what’s happening ures grow. Among its goals are increases fornia or Minnesota, but I was so surprised in the industry. That’s my goal: to get this when I saw this, that we were the fastest- message out,” Slone said. growing life science industry here in the Launched in 2012, BioUtah has about see BIOUTAH page 4 2 • October 23-29, 2017 • The Enterprise - Utah's Business Journal Carter tabbed to head UCAIR The Utah Clean Air Partner- sports. He held policy positions in ship (UCAIR) board has appoint- communities in New Jersey and ed Thom Carter as its new ex- worked in Major League Base- ecutive director. UCAIR is a ball’s Australian operations and a nonprofi t organization with the domestic indoor football league. goal of bringing Utah communi- “I’m both honored and en- ties together to achieve clean air. thused to be associated with “After an extensive search, UCAIR,” Carter said. “Stepping we are excited to have Thom at into this role with a highly re- the helm as we write UCAIR’s garded organization doing work next chapter,” said Steve Sands, on one of the most important is- UCAIR board chairman. “He has sues in our state is truly exciting. I the skillset, talent and passion am anxious to apply the skills I’ve we were looking for in our next acquired over years of managing executive director.” issues and connecting with peo- Carter’s background, in- ple to keep the momentum going cludes work in the political and toward cleaner air for all of us.” policy arena as well as interna- Carter replaces Ted Wilson, tional experience in professional who retired earlier this year. Gas prices fi nally headed down Utah gas prices were look- survey of stations. The U.S. av- ing pretty scary in Septem- erage was $2.48, about a 20-cent ber, but are trending down drop from peak prices in Septem- just in time for Halloween. ber. Gas prices have fallen “Drivers are thrilled to be Nov. 1 is the date that developers, South Jordan city officials and representatives from UTA have set to open about 10 cents in the state after paying less at the pump after a the first phase of SoJo Station in South Jordan. A ceremony and open house will be held that day from 11 scary September,” said AAA Utah last month’s unusual spike caused a.m. to 2 p.m. Located at 10355 S. South Jordan Gateway, the site has been called a transit-oriented develop- spokesman Michael Blasky. “Utah when major U.S. oil refi neries on ment (TOD) by its builders because of the FrontRunner commuter train platforms immediately adjacent to drivers were already paying about the Class A office buildings. Utah-based tech companies InMoment and Lucid Software have both signed the Gulf Coast were taken offl ine 30 cents higher prices this year leases to locate their headquarters in one of development’s six-story buildings. The center features a fitness due to recent hurricanes. The av- compared to 2016 prices, due to facility, Tesla and Juicebox charging stations, a café and an Embassy Suites hotel. Both office buildings erage price of gasoline in Salt the high travel demand. So, it’s a and the Embassy Suites hotel were designed by Beecher Walker Architects and constructed by Jacobsen Lake City has dropped to around big relief to see prices falling to Construction. The hotel will open in the first quarter of 2018 and the second office building by summer 2019. $2.56, according to a recent AAA more-seasonal norms.” 5:00pm - 7:00pm OCTOBER, 26 | 2017 161 W 600 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Register at slchamber.com The Enterprise - Utah's Business Journal • October 23-29, 2017 • 3 FireFly Automatix again tops MWCN's list of Utah's fastest-growing Utah doesn’t have many fi re- high-technology robotics and soft- companies, (has) continued to play ing, ClearSource, Collective Med- Media, NorthStar Home. fl ies, but FireFly has demonstrated ware programs,” company CEO a vital part in Utah’s economic suc- ical Technologies, Lucid Softwre, The 15-company Top Rev- an ability to grow and shine. Andrew Limpert said in describing cess.” Big Leap, Baby Bling, Instructure, enue Growth Companies list in- FireFly Automatix Inc., a the company’s niche.
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