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Downtown & Central City - The 400 South Corridor continues its evolution
Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article and Additional Photos @ https://www.buildingsaltlake.com/pic...ues-evolution/
Development along the 400 South Corridor in the Central City and East Central neighborhoods continues to evolve with three large complexes in various stages of completion on or close to the TRAX Red Line to the University of Utah. The three projects: Moda Bonneville, Liberty Boulevard and Block 44 add a combined 631 residential units to the corridor.
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Moda Bonneville
The Moda Bonneville, opened this summer. The Moda Bonneville, on the 200 South block of 500 East, features 158 units above a parking podium. JF Capital is the developer. Rents start at $1,240/month for a 545 square-foot studio and go up to $1,980 for the largest two-bedroom units which come in at 1,115 square feet. The project is just two blocks north of the TRAX Red Line Trolley Station and is adjacent to several restaurants and eateries on 300 South and 500 East. The Bonneville is also along the high-frequency 205 bus route and is adjacent to the 300 South bike lane and a GREENbike station.
The front of Moda Bonneville which faces 500 East. Photo by Mike Fife.
Moda Bonneville sits on 500 East just north of a row of local businesses, The Other Place Restaurant, Yo Ko Ramen and Dick ‘N Dixie’s bar. Photo by Mike Fife.
Liberty Blvd.
Cowboy Properties continues to be busy developing in the capital city. The prolific developers are building the Liberty Boulevard Apartments on 700 East between 400 and 500 South. The 266-unit project will front all three streets. Along 400 South it’s tucked in between Litza’s Pizza and the Chuck-A-Rama Buffet. On 700 East the project fills in the space between Ruby River Steakhouse and the X Wives Place bar. Drawings indicate a commercial space on 400 South. The project is well situated to transit being within two blocks from the TRAX Red Line Trolley Station and 900 East Station. The project is also kitty-corner to Trolley Square and within easy walking distance to Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Smiths, Natural Grocers and many restaurants and businesses.
The north side of Liberty BLVD along 400 South. Photo by Mike Fife.
Looking south east from the northwest corner of 700 East and 400 South. Liberty BLVD meanders along the length of the block from 400 South to 500 South. Photo by Mike Fife.
The north side of Liberty BLVD along 400 South. The project is well served by fixed rail transit. Photo by Mike Fife.
Block 44
Coming Spring 2018 is Block 44 by the Wright Development Group, a 210-unit residential development on the 300 East block of 400 South. Initially, plans called for a mixed-use development with groundfloor retail but that was scraped with the new developer. Block 44 will now be all residential, with walkup units ad several residential amenities at the street level. Three five story residential towers will rise over a two-story parking structure that will be wrapped by the ground floor uses. The project’s scale and lack of ground floor retail was a catalyst for the city to pursue revisions to the Transit Area Zone regulations.
The southeast corner of Block 44. Photo by Mike Fife.
Block 44 looking east along the 400 South TRAX line. Photo by Mike Fife.
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Last edited by delts145; Dec 7, 2017 at 10:23 AM.
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