SALT LAKE CITY | Development Thread

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Downtown Update

Broadway Park Lofts, Moving Closer To Getting Back On Track

saltlakedigs.com

http://www.slcrda.com/meetingsmin/20...C.PBL_Loan.pdf

1. PROJECT SUMMARY
BPL South Tower LLC (BPL) closed on the acquisition of 51 residential units located in the
incomplete second phase of the Broadway Park Lofts on September 27, 2012. Currently, the
second phase’s superstructure, 89 underground parking spaces, trunk lines for fire suppression,
and elevator are installed and complete. BPL has a budget of $3,323,500 to complete
construction of the common areas and residential units. BPL will start with an initial capital
outlay of $1,500,000 to get the project sealed as quickly as possible. This will include pumping
and forming each unit’s concrete floors, completing the rooftop deck stair housings, installation
of the interior stair infrastructure, installation of all exterior and interior courtyard windows and
doors, and completing the drainage, damp proofing, and concrete related to the common

Once the building is sealed, BPL will begin finishing individual units. The units consist of 17
two-story live/work units that will sell for $95,000, ten 700 square foot two-bedroom units that
will sell at $176,000, two 580 square foot two-bedroom units that will sell for $150,000, ten 900
square foot two-bedroom units (with roof deck,) that will sell for $230,000, and twelve 1,200
square foot two-bedroom units (with roof deck) that will sell for $375,000-$525,000. The intent
is to complete 15-20 units by April 1, 2013, with the remainder being completed by the end of
2013. BPL has already accepted 14 reservations for the residential units. Each reservation
required a 3% refundable deposit.

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Downtown to Airport Update

Originally Posted by Future Mayor

Courtesy image | The first test train began running Tuesday on the Airport TRAX line.

Test trains now running on new Airport TRAX line

By Lee Davidson
| The Salt Lake Tribune
First Published Nov 13 2012 11:50 am • Last Updated Nov 14 2012 03:36 pm
A couple of weeks later than planned, the first test train ran Tuesday on the new Airport TRAX extension — and the Utah Transit Authority is urging drivers and pedestrians to expect and watch out for trains there now.

UTA spokesman Gerry Carpenter said a single TRAX car initially is running on the tracks at walking speed "to test all of the systems, all of the clearances, the overhead catenary wire, and making sure everything is built properly, designed properly and working properly."...

Full Article.
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/55...nsion.html.csp


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Downtown Connecting To Southern Metro

Originally Posted by Future Mayor

FrontRunner offers free rides Dec. 8 to show extended rail to Provo

To introduce riders to the new $850 million extension of the FrontRunner commuter rail between Salt Lake City and Provo, the Utah Transit Authority will offer free rides on that stretch on Saturday, Dec. 8.

"There will be trains every 30 minutes between about 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.," said UTA spokesman Gerry Carpenter. The free rides will be between only Provo and Salt Lake City — not on the existing FrontRunner section between Salt Lake City and Ogden.

The new extension officially opens to passengers Monday, Dec. 10.

Carpenter said grand opening ceremonies to celebrate the new line have been scheduled for the morning of Dec. 6 — but the exact time, place and speakers are still being determined.

The new 45-mile extension will initially include stations in Murray, South Jordan, Draper, Lehi, American Fork, Orem and Provo. A future station also is planned in Vineyard.

Lee Davidson

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/55...-lake.html.csp


Maybe this could be a good time for a forum meet.

Originally Posted by CountyLemonade

The new FrontRunner schedules have been tweaked. Now the last train from Provo to Salt Lake City will leave at 1:13 am on Saturdays (!); also, two more trips to Pleasant View have been added on weekdays.

And here I was thinking that the 11:57 pm Saturday train out of Provo was slightly excessive. (;

• Weekday southbound (Ogden-SLC-Provo)
• Weekday northbound (Provo-SLC-Ogden)
• Saturday southbound
• Saturday northbound

The new Green Line schedule was also further amended. Weekdays, a few more trips were added from the airport to Central Pointe (the last train from the airport to Central Pointe leaves at 11:39 pm now) and a few trips from West Valley to the airport were added (the last train used to leave West Valley at 10:03 pm; now, it's at 10:48 pm).

• Weekday southbound (Airport-Downtown-West Valley)
• Weekday northbound (West Valley-Downtown-Airport)

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Downtown Update

It's Official: Broadway Park Lofts A Go!!

Salt Lake City RDA loans $4.5 million to Broadway Park Lofts

saltlakecitydigs.com

Financing » Board votes unanimously to finish project halted by housing crash.

By Christopher Smart
| The Salt Lake Tribune
First Published Nov 14 2012 05:06 pm • Last Updated Nov 15 2012 07:30 pm

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/5...south.html.csp

The Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency is pumping new blood, in the form of a $4.5 million loan, into the partially finished Broadway Lofts near Pioneer Park.

"The significance is we finally have a rock-solid developer to finish the project," said Kyle LaMalfa, chairman of the RDA board, which is made up of the Salt Lake City Council.

"It’s been an eyesore," he said. "We’ve been hoping for an opportunity to boost Pioneer Park and the 300 South corridor with new residents in this project."...


(Kim Raff | The Salt Lake Tribune) The unfinished south tower of the Broadway Park Lofts, 336 W. 300 South, has been purchased by Micah Peters and James Chellis. The Salt Lake City RDA has loaned them $4.5 million to complete the project. The Broadway Park Lofts in Salt Lake City, Utah on November 14, 2012.

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Utah jobless rate down to 5.2 percent in latest report


Utah\'s unemployment rate dropped to 5.2 percent in October, as state officials report a seasonally adjusted 8,700 jobs were added since September. (Laura Seitz, Deseret News)

The Associated Press
Published: Friday, Nov. 16 2012 10:20 p.m. MST

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7...st-report.html

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's unemployment rate dropped to 5.2 percent in October, as state officials report a seasonally adjusted 8,700 jobs were added since September.

October's job count was 1,258,600, up 2.3 percent — or 28,300 — from the same time a year ago, according to the Department of Workforce Services.

"These results certainly stand out in contrast to the national backdrop, proving yet again that a business-friendly approach is the best way to allow Utahns to prosper," Gov. Gary Herbert said Friday...



Job growth keeps truckin’ upward in Utah

Labor » Hiring at C.R. England, elsewhere pushes down unemployment rate to 5.2%.

By Paul Beebe
| The Salt Lake Tribune

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/5...yment.html.csp

First Published Nov 16 2012 09:33 am • Last Updated Nov 16 2012 06:38 pm

Utah’s unemployment rate in October fell for the third consecutive month, while job growth accelerated to a four-month high, the state Department of Workforce Services said Friday...



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Downtown Update @ City Creek

Originally Posted by enemy87

I think it's about time contributed to this forum instead of just watching. I was at the grand opening of the Apple Store
in City Creek this morning and took some photos.

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Downtown Update

Salt Lake City Transfer Station. Artwork by Renowned Installation Artist Catherine Widgery @http://widgery.blogspot.com/2012/04/...-of-125th.html

Crystal Light is a response to the dramatic weather of Salt Lake City. It uses water in its different states as the metaphor for the temperature changes and precipitation. The salt crystals of the lake and the spectacular lightening storms over the lake are woven through these images as well.

Crystal Light is a complete environmental experience that surrounds the visitors to the Transfer Station and is never quite the same because it responds to the shifting lights and colors of the day light and at night is bathed in the programmed lighting that changes both intensity and color as if in response to the movement of the pedestrians and actually in response to the movement of the elevator. The work exists within the planes and surfaces of the station as it dematerializes the surfaces and projects and reflects these crystal and water patterns beyond the physical boundaries of the work itself onto other surfaces. The sky, its color and the clouds that are so dramatic become a part of the work as the etched water crystal forms are seen against this dramatic backdrop of light and color. The colors of the lighting program will subtly change throughout the seasons, cooling as the weather warms and warming as the cold arrives.

Originally Posted by DMTower

Here's an interesting site I happened across with some images of the new North Temple transfer station

http://widgery.blogspot.com/2012/04/...tation-in.html

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Transfer Station, Installation Artwork Up Close

Artwork by Catherine Widgery

CRYSTAL LIGHT (in progress)for the Airport Transfer Station Salt Lake City, Utah.
The artwork engages all the glass in the station with laser etched images of water in its
various states. The glass elevator tower is 60’ high and treated on all sides. Stainless steel
discs in the pavement catch the light as if flowing water. Programmed LED lighting
creates shifting patterns and color throughout the station.

2012 - Budget including glass and lighting credits $589.000


http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-kj8ZtrxYgn...SL1-704530.jpg


http://www.google.com/imgres?um=1&hl...85&tx=71&ty=94


http://www.google.com/imgres?um=1&hl...88&tx=75&ty=67

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Salt Lake City street pianos invite public to ‘Play Me’

Downtown SLC » Art project comes to Utah, adding music to ‘urban environment.’


Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sarah Shipp, Salt Lake City, plays one of the
painted pianos to be displayed around downtown for the urban art installation "Play Me, I'm Yours," sponsored by
the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art.

By Sean P. Means| The Salt Lake Tribune

First Published Jun 14 2012 12:29 pm • Last Updated Jun 20 2012 04:19 pm

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/enterta...erram.html.csp

Mendelssohn mixed with the rhythms of traffic Thursday morning as the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art unveiled a
public-art project that will put pianos on the streets of Salt Lake City.

Ten upright pianos, each painted by local artists, were set to be installed around downtown Salt Lake City on
Thursday — ready to be played by the public as part of the "Play Me, I’m Yours" project, now through June 30...


streetpianos.com

...Price noted that Utah leads the nation, per capita, in piano ownership, so there should be plenty of Utahns interested
in trying their hands at the downtown instruments. Musical groups — from choirs to rock bands — are invited to use
the pianos for public rehearsals or an impromptu performance. Everyone also can take video or photos and upload them
to a website, slcstreetpianos.com, for anyone to see.

Courtesy Nelson Vargas Photography @
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Keep 'em coming, delts. SLC really punches above its weight!

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Central & Southern Metro


http://fineartamerica.com

Southern/Provo Metro and Central/Salt Lake City Metro ranked 4th & 6th of 100 most-competitive metros for jobs in U.S., according to study

By Amberlee Lovell, Deseret News
Published: Monday, Nov. 19 2012 2:00 p.m. MST

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/8...-to-study.html

PROVO — The Provo-Orem area is the fourth-most competitive metro for jobs in the United States, according to a recent study by Economic Modeling Specialists Intl.

This means that, since the recession, the Provo-Orem area is creating jobs at the fourth-fastest rate in the nation. Likewise, Salt Lake City is ranked sixth for competitive metros.

The most competitive metro is San Jose, Calif., with 3.5-percent due growth in 2012. The Utah urban metros were also beat by Austin, Texas, and Bakersfield, Calif. Salt Lake was ranked one spot lower than Houston, Texas.

EMSI used four considerations for the analysis: industrial mix effect, national growth effect, expected change and regional competitiveness effect.

In other words, they weighed how national forces and local competitive forces affected each other while looking for overall job change from the past two years.

Rankings came from 100 metro areas' jobs gains and losses. The percent was then calculated. Provo-Orem had 2.8 percent — the fourth-fewest total jobs of the 100 metros, which is estimated to be about 211,639. Salt Lake's was 2.6.

"This metro area just south of Salt Lake City has seen surprisingly large job gains in professional, scientific, and technical services," said the EMSI report about the Provo-Orem area.

@ http://www.economicmodeling.com/2012...titive-metros/

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Update - Central Metro

Hilton Opens New Lodge At The Canyons

www.businesswire.com

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Hilton Grand Vacations to open lodge at Canyons Resort

The Salt Lake Tribune, First Published 10 minutes ago • Updated 10 minutes ago

Hilton Grand Vacations said it plans to open Sunrise Lodge, a timeshare property, within the Canyons Resort in Park City on Nov. 21.

Located at the base of the Sunrise lift, the lodge will be available to the company’s timeshare owners and guests.

The Sunrise Lodge, which features native mountain stonework and a timber frame design, has 83 units that include studios as well as 1-, 2-,3- and 4-bedroom suites.

"Park City is an absolutely spectacular destination and the ideal place for a new Hilton Grand Vacations Club resort," said Mark Wang, president.

Hilton Grand Vacations, which is based in Orlando, Fla., is a division of Hilton Worldwide, the global hospitality company.


Courtesy of Hilton Grand Vacations

.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Hilton Grand Vacations Establishes Brand Presence in Park City, Utah at Canyons Resort with Announcement of Sunrise Lodge, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club

Spectacular slope-side property to open November 21 at Canyons Resort as 2013 ski season begins

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hilton Grand Vacations (“HGV”) today announced plans to open Sunrise Lodge, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club within the Canyons Resort in Park City, Utah as ski season begins this November. Ideally located at the base of the Sunrise lift, which leads to 4,000 acres of world-class ski and snowboard terrain at Canyons Resort, Sunrise Lodge will offer a premier vacation experience for HGV timeshare owners and guests. Earlier this month, HGV was selected by developer Resort Finance America to manage the property and to provide timeshare sales and marketing services.

November 21 marks the official opening date of the 83-unit Sunrise Lodge, enabling guests to be among the first to hit the slopes at the award-winning Canyons Resort, slated to open for the season on November 23. According to Hilton Grand Vacations President Mark Wang, “Park City is an absolutely spectacular destination and the ideal place for a new Hilton Grand Vacations Club resort. It is our privilege to launch Hilton’s timeshare brand in Utah with the debut of Sunrise Lodge. HGV’s selection to bring this gorgeous property to life is a testament to the quality of the vacation experiences we deliver and a reflection of our commitment to innovative brand expansion.”

As the newest ski property in Park City, Sunrise Lodge will offer superb ski-in access to the renowned Canyons Resort. Recently recognized among the Top 10 North American resorts in Ski Magazine’s annual reader survey and just ranked the #4 Ski Resort in North America by Outside magazine, Canyons is Utah’s largest and most dynamic ski and summer resort. Reminiscent of a grand European mountain retreat, Sunrise Lodge features native mountain stonework and timber frame design. The property offers spacious studios as well as 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom suites complete with inviting living areas and well-appointed kitchens; outdoor heated pool and whirlpool spas, fitness facilities, and ideal amenities including onsite ski equipment rental, complimentary high-speed internet, as well as complimentary year-round shuttle service within Park City.

According to Kim Kreiger, HGV Senior Vice President Club and Resorts, “We anticipate strong interest in Park City vacation reservations at the new Sunrise Lodge and the resort experience itself will be remarkable...

read more... http://www.businesswire.com/news/hom...-Presence-Park


tripadvisor.com

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New Art Installations

@ New International Airport, Light Rail Station

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@ New South Jordan Light Rail Station

http://2.bp.blogspot.com

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Update - Northern Metro

Downtown Ogden - LDS Temple Project


Ogden LDS Temple


Ogden LDS Temple

November 14th, Courtesy of Webcam @ http://www.ldschurchtemples.com/ogden/construction/



Latest Pics - November 21st by Kenneth Holmes @ http://www.ldschurchtemples.com/ogden/construction/

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Season's Greetings To All From Metro Salt Lake City

Deeppowderhouse.fileswordpress.com


By T-Mac Tis the Season at Downtown's City Creek Center.


by a4gpa

At Christmas Time this beautiful Gothic Revival Chapel in Downtown Salt Lake City
is used almost nightly to host free public recitals by renowned regional, national and international soloists and
performing groups

by Hendricks NY


http://images.fineartamerica.com - This is the Place State Park, Salt Lake City

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Park City, Utah @ Deer Valley


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Santas ski at The Canyons in Park City, Utah, for the mountain's annual Santa Skis for Free Day,
Deseret News / Kristin Murphy

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Millions of Lights are set to Sparkle in Downtown Salt Lake City as
City Creek inaugurates it's first Holiday Season

City Creek Center


https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net


Downtown Salt Lake City gets new holiday look

By TOM WHARTON| The Salt Lake Tribune

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/enterta...riday.html.csp


The City Creek Center

For the past few years, construction of the City Creek Center took
the glow off much of downtown Salt Lake City. That will change this year
as the new shopping center will join The Gateway, Temple Square,
the Downtown Alliance and the Gallivan Center in offering holiday
events, traditions and decorations.

The holiday season at City Creek Center kicks off at 7 p.m. Thursday,
when Santa will appear...

... Near the center’s food court, Santa will sit in a 30-foot-tall lantern
that weighs almost 2,000 pounds. Workers have placed throughout
the center four storybook-themed lanterns, which contain dioramas
featuring classic holiday stories, such as A Christmas Carol, The
Nutcracker, The Night Before Christmas and The Twelve Days of
Christmas.

A decorated tree will stand at Richards Court, and the center’s fountains
will be choreographed to "Let It Snow," "Carol of the Bells" and the
theme from "The Nutcracker," with shows starting hourly.

Macy’s is bringing back the traditional "candy windows" made popular by
the old ZCMI department store. The decorated windows will also be
unveiled Thursday...


Babs De Lay works on her nutcracker at Macy's in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. Macy's candy windows were unveiled on Thursday evening, Nov.15, at 6 p.m. Laura Seitz, Deseret News


Courtesy of Taubman Images

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Update - Southern Metro

Adobe, Opening Day At New Campus

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Silicon Valley, Utah Style

The "Happy Valley" nickname may soon be replaced by a more up-to-date monicker: "Silicon Valley II."...

The Daily Herald @

http://www.heraldextra.com/news/opin...44663d3f2.html



..."This is Super Bowl stuff for Lehi," gushed Lehi Economic Development Director Doug Meldrum. We share his enthusiasm. The Adobe campus will be adjacent to Micron, IM Flash, Exactware and Microsoft along the north edge of Lehi...

...And the U.S. National Security Agency is building a multi-billion dollar, 65-megawatt data center at Camp Williams, just a stone's throw away..."


Adobe @
http://www.facebook.com/AdobeInUtah#...type=1&theater










Okay, So looking at the traffic on I-15 in the far background, makes me wonder how long the new freeway mega-expansion will suffice. Thank goodness FrontRunner is about to open.


Hmm...Adobe Ninjas...





Checking out the Touchscreens




Very cool touch screen where you can use your hands to draw digitally on the white board.


Digital customer logo wall




Checking out the fireplace and seating area


World's largest lava tubes


Break room area








Outdoor basketball and volleyball courts!




More unique seating in break area.





More unique seating in break area.


New Conference Room








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Associate Consul General, Wade Sherman addressing the employees in the courtyard.


Beautiful sunset from main stairs


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Update, Southern Metro......And next door to the new Adobe Campus


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Hordes of happy shoppers welcome Outlets at Traverse Mountain

From left, Teri Sunderland, general manager of the Outlets at Traverse Mountain, gives Lehi Mayor Bert Wilson a little help in cutting a ribbon during the grand opening ceremony Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. MARK JOHNSTON/Daily Herald


"There was no recession in sight on Friday as dignitaries gathered from as far as Hawaii to cut the ribbon on
the new Outlets at Traverse Mountain".


Shoppers browse the Outlets at Traverse Mountain after the grand opening ceremony Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. MARK
JOHNSTON/Daily Herald

5 hours ago • Caleb Warnock - Daily Herald
LEHI -- There was no recession in sight on Friday as dignitaries gathered from as far as Hawaii to cut the ribbon on the new Outlets at Traverse Mountain.

It's all here -- Michael Kors with grommeted bags, Le Creuset with its signature enameled cast iron pots, Nike's spirited athletic wear, and Johnny Rockets was packed with customers looking for a 1950s diner experience. Which is not to mention Under Armour, Calvin Klein, diamonds, leather, a handful of stores ripe with children's clothing, shoe from high end to budget conscious, perfume, men's wear, luggage, chocolate, chocolate and chocolate.

What's not to love?


Employees of the Nike Factory Store greet shoppers lined up before the grand opening of the store along with the rest of the Outlets at Traverse Mountain in Lehi Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. MARK JOHNSTON/Daily Herald

The mere existence of this outlet mall is testimony that there is life in Utah Valley's economy. Ted Heaps, who as CEO of Legacy Retail is the man who made this happen, put it this way: "Despite the rather bleak economic climate of the last few years, we have a virtual hotbed of American free enterprise here, and we are proud to be part of it."


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If the throngs and hordes that descended on the new mall Friday morning are any sign, shoppers are not only happy but chomping at the bit to do their part. Johnny Rockets restaurant was packed with customers, as was Kitchen Collection as people snapped up cooking wares and gadgets. There was a line for the cashier at Le Creuset, and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory was filled with eager eaters. So much cheering was coming from the Nike Factory Store -- employees lined up to give lines of shoppers a boisterous welcome -- that it sounded like a championship basketball game. The front doors at Michael Kors seemed to never stand still.

"Our stores are extremely excited to be opening," said Teri Sunderland, general manager of the Outlets at Traverse Mountain. "This will become a destination."

Erin Callaway of Pleasant Grove, her mother and her grandmother all descended on Le Creuset because the family is devoted to the pans and has been traveling to California to buy them. They are thrilled to have a store much, much closer to home.

"I own three pots and they are amazing," Callaway said. "They are kind of like the better way of Crock Pot cooking."

"You cannot make a pot roast without a Le Creuset," said her mother, Carole Probst. "It's not the same."

Grandmother Lucy Diepenbrock has her mother's original Le Creuset pots, now at least 80 years old and still as good as new, the family said.

"We are fighting over who gets them for the next generation," Callaway said with a laugh. That kind of enthusiasm is exactly what officials are grateful for.

"There has been a lot of Thanksgiving today. Thanks for having the faith to come to Lehi City," Lehi Mayor Bert Wilson said to developers. "I've never been to heaven and I probably won't get there, but if it's like this, it's probably worth changing our ways to get there."


MARKJOHNSTON/Daily Herald


For information about the Outlets at Traverse Mountain, visit outletsattraversemountain.com.

If you go: Stores at Outlets at Traverse Mountain


Outlets at Traverse Mountain

Banana Republic, Calvin Klein, Maurices

Men's Wearhouse, Michael Kors, Nike

OshKosh B'gosh, Perfumania, Polo Ralph Lauren

Pro Image Sports, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Samsonite

Skechers, The Children's Place, Tommy Hilfiger, Ultra Diamond & Gold

Under Armour, Van Heusen, Vans Outlet

Wilsons Leather, Loft, Zumiez

Carter's, Chico's, Clarks/Bostonian

Coach, Columbia Sportswear, Famous Footwear

G.H. Bass Shoes, Gap, Gold Toe

Go Lite, Gymboree, Izod

J.Crew, Johnny Rockets, Journeys

Kitchen Collection, Lane Bryant, Le Creuset

Levi's

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Central Metro - Holladay Village Center


www.cityofholladay.com

Originally Posted by enemy87

The Holladay Town Center has started construction.
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City Update - Sugar House Village - Sugar Hole Project

Originally Posted by jmonkey

I take a lot of walks in Sugarhouse, but this past Sunday I brought
my camera with me to snap some pics of all the developments springing
up. It has been very exciting to see long dormant plans finally coming
to fruition. With the streetcar line well under-construction, it looks
like Sugarhouse is poised for a major renewal! Here's the view from
the ground:

Some Sugarhouse fabric:







The debacle of the Sugar-hole is finally underway! Demolition
commenced in January of 2008, for those keeping track, to much
community discontent. The project seemed ill-fated, delayed for
years through the recession. The Sugar-hole was filled, and now
excavated again, building finally underway!

Pics By JMonkey

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