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Richards Court Condominiums in Salt Lake City
Posted on August 17th, 2010 1 comment
Twin condo buildings now completed at 45 and 55 W. South Temple. The pedestrian walkway between the buildings will provide one of the main entrances to the greater mall area of the new multi-billion dollar City Creek development. The two buildings host 91 residential units with prices ranging from $298 per square foot to over $900/sf. Currently 33% of the units have been sold.
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Promontory Point building in Salt Lake City
Posted on August 17th, 2010 No comments
The cornerstone building of the new City Creek development in Salt Lake. The building name is still unofficial and is not yet being actively marketed. Located at the intersection of West Temple and South Temple this 32 story condominium will be the tallest residential structure in the city. Photo taken June 22, 2010.
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Salt Lake’s Tire Town
Posted on August 17th, 2010 No comments
This great old building has been well preserved and restored. It now host a small condo complex, restaurants, bakery and more. The detail shows the old elevated roll-up door for offloading trains that used to run behind many buildings in this neighborhood. Located on the corner of 300 West and Broadway.
martinis in the attic
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About me
Brad is a Salt Lake Realtor who has been schlepping buyers and schmoozing sellers since 1992. Sticking signs and foisting flyers up and down the Wasatch Front. From the Harvard Yale to Herriman, Capitol Hill to Copperton, Millcreek to Magna, Avenues to… Well, you get the idea (and the search engines get the key words).