City Creek Center - Salt Lake City development - Page 288

skyguy414 · #**5741** Posted: **Apr 21, 2012, 1:28 AM**

Taken today. Got pretty crowded by lunch time.

delts145 · #**5742** Posted: **Apr 21, 2012, 10:21 AM**

Great pics Skyguy. Kind of interesting...I couldn't help but notice in that last pic of the Cheescake Factory. At the end of Regent St. on the right, notice how the east side of 'The Grand' lines up. Kind of made me think of Regent Streets future potential, or at least a few blocks of it.

tivogirl · #**5743** Posted: **Apr 21, 2012, 4:48 PM**

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Originally Posted by Future Mayor

Simply because it is considered retail, that is what I was told on my tour. They have an arrangement with Metro at Gateway that The Gym members can use Metro on Sundays.

I'm a member at Metro at Gateway and have been for several years. My trainer there said members at The Gym at CC can now use Metro any day of the week, not just Sundays. They originally planned to make it just Sunday, but now the membership is entirely reciprocal.

The owners of The Gym are the original owners/developers of Metro and Sanctuary Day Spa at Gateway, though they are no longer directly involved with Metro/Sanctuary. That is now run by one of the original owners/developers daughters. They decided they didn't want to compete head-to-head so, while they aren't really advertising it, members at Metro can go to The Gym any day and vice versa.

skyguy414 · #**5744** Posted: **Apr 23, 2012, 1:32 PM**

A few more pics I forgot to add...

DCRes · #**5745** Posted: **Apr 23, 2012, 3:03 PM**

We showed up at The Cheesecake Factory a little after 6 on Saturday. Had to stand in line for 5 minutes just to put our name on the waiting list and then they told us the wait was 3 1/2 hours. We did 7 people, but still that is crazy. CCC was packed yet again.

T-Mac · #**5746** Posted: **Apr 23, 2012, 4:09 PM**

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DCRes · #**5747** Posted: **Apr 23, 2012, 10:31 PM**

The good news is that because it was so busy we all walked to another downtown restaurant. A perfect example of CCC bringing people downtown and the effect it has on surrounding businesses

UTPlanner · #**5748** Posted: **Apr 26, 2012, 8:47 PM**

A new store, West Elm, is coming to City Creek. I think it's a housewares/furniture store.

Stenar · #**5749** Posted: **Apr 26, 2012, 9:50 PM**

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Originally Posted by UTPlanner

A new store, West Elm, is coming to City Creek. I think it's a housewares/furniture store.

Cool! West Elm is a great addition.

Future Mayor · #**5750** Posted: **Apr 26, 2012, 9:53 PM**

Any news on Kenneth Cole yet?

UTPlanner · #**5751** Posted: **Apr 27, 2012, 3:50 PM**

Sorry Future Mayor, no word yet, the only permits that I have seen that are out with work not yet completed is True Religion, Anthropologie and West Elm. They have got to be close to filling that place up, I'd assume.

redzeppelin · #**5752** Posted: **Apr 27, 2012, 4:01 PM**

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Originally Posted by Future Mayor

Any news on Kenneth Cole yet?

I've never met you, but I'm convinced that you look like a well-dressed version of Mayor Quimby.

Old&New · #**5753** Posted: **Apr 29, 2012, 1:32 AM**

City Creek Center video is finally working:

http://www.shopcitycreekcenter.com/v...nter--it-opens

Notice how the sun rises in the west, instead of the east.

Future Mayor · #**5754** Posted: **Apr 29, 2012, 10:20 PM**

Here is the latest on the condo occupancy at City Creek. Last update was 3/27/2012

Promontory: 61 of 185, 33%, up 1
Regent: 62 of 150, 41%, no change
Richards Court: 29 of 90, 32%, down 1

Total: 152 of 425, 36%, no change.

SLC Projects · #**5755** Posted: **Apr 29, 2012, 11:17 PM**

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Originally Posted by Future Mayor

Here is the latest on the condo occupancy at City Creek. Last update was 3/27/2012

Promontory: 61 of 185, 33%, up 1
Regent: 62 of 150, 41%, no change
Richards Court: 29 of 90, 32%, down 1

Total: 152 of 425, 36%, no change.

Damn......getting nowhere here.

ajiuO · #**5756** Posted: **May 1, 2012, 4:36 AM**

Any word on when all of the twilight looking city creek advertisements are coming down?

TinMan4L · #**5757** Posted: **May 2, 2012, 1:36 AM**

Has anyone noticed the lot next to GNC, the exterior is painted all black. Wonder what it's gonna be.

SLC4L · #**5758** Posted: **May 2, 2012, 7:57 AM**

I still haven't been to City Creek. What's up with that?

(Eco)nomy_404 · #**5759** Posted: **May 4, 2012, 3:32 AM**

Sorry for coming in 2 weeks after this discussion ended. I have been really busy lately. Here`s my two cents:

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Originally Posted by s.p.hansen

This place sucks now. New alternatives will open up. Stay tuned folks.

I wouldn`t be so optimistic. These crazies are like ants - you can`t escape them!! Open up a new site/forum and they`ll be there.

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Originally Posted by Old&New

Mall kicks out shoppers for 'looking too gay' and tells people to cover tattoos and stop holding hands

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...=feeds-newsxml

Anti-CCC website:

http://dontshopcitycreekcenter.com/

Crazy weird! I worked with the Dallon kid with the tattoo. He never came across to me as one to look for trouble. He was asked to remove a rather tall mohock (or comb it down) while at work and the next day it was gone. Of course, our employer wasn`t at all associated with the LDS Church, which could have been a factor in not objecting. I find it very, very improbable that one would be kicked out CCC for wearing tattoos considering all the tattoo-clad shoppers I have seen there.

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Originally Posted by Future Mayor

I'm sorry but I find most of these reports hard to believe. My guess is that it was the behavior of these individuals, not how they dressed or looked, that got them kicked out of the mall. By behavior, I mean walking through streams, loud offensive langauge, etc. things that would get them kicked out of any mall.

Some people really need to get a hobby. I honestly would be happier if these people stayed home and let the rest of us enjoy the mall in peace. I honestly think the impact of a hand full of trouble-seeking crazies will be very minimal to CCC. In fact, it might even save them money not having to repair water/landscaping features or scaring away the business of other shoppers with inappropriate behavior. Some people just want to victimize themselves to make some sort of point. Maybe a disgruntled person adhering to an alternative lifestyle who got kicked off Temple Sq wants to "stick it to the man" by creating drama at CCC. They fail to realize that CCC is operated by a national retail developer with malls in areas where people wouldn`t consider "homophobic" or "intollerant" like L.A. and Miami. A woman could just as easily yell "rape!" after being asked by security not to trample the foliage or someone of color accusing them of being "racist" after asking them not to use offensive language. To distract from the fact that they were doing something inappropriate, they bring up something completely irrelevant to turn themselves from perpetrators into victims.

ctobsl · #**5760** Posted: **May 8, 2012, 2:26 PM**

New High Rise in DownTown Salt Lake City

They should build this version of The Cascade Condo tower...