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Top Urban Development stories in 2014

Top Urban Development stories in 2014

by Isaac Riddle | Dec 29, 2014 | Developments, Greater Salt Lake, Salt Lake City

Beer proves very popular in SL City’s first annual list of the year’s top urban development stories.  Of the top five most read stories, two were about proposed microbreweries, another was about a new tavern. SL City is just six months old, but in that...
The infamous Shilo Inn is getting a facelift

The infamous Shilo Inn is getting a facelift

by Isaac Riddle | Oct 3, 2014 | Developments, Downtown, Salt Lake City, Under Construction

Over the last four decades, it was hard not to notice the Shilo Inn when passing through downtown Salt Lake.  For years the 1970’s era hotel was adorned with Vegas-style neon lights, an illuminated exterior elevator and a conspicuously placed neon sign that...
Salt Lake could be soon welcoming its next tallest tower

Salt Lake could be soon welcoming its next tallest tower

by Isaac Riddle | Aug 28, 2014 | Downtown, Salt Lake City

The Request for Proposals have been released and the search has finally begun for a developer to build what may become Salt Lake City’s next tallest skyscraper.  Salt Lake County officials released the RFP’s earlier this week in what is the first major...
The Outdoor Retailer Market is a gift that keeps on giving

The Outdoor Retailer Market is a gift that keeps on giving

by Isaac Riddle | Aug 5, 2014 | Developments, Downtown, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Thousands of merchants and buyers will descend in Utah tomorrow at the official start of the Outdoor Retailers Summer Market held at the Salt Palace Convention Center in downtown Salt Lake City. Salt Lake and the Outdoor Retailer Market’s eighteen year...
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