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Originally Posted by downtownslcresident
I don’t see why not. Phoenix has a massive interstate separating its downtown core from its CenPho area. I admit that it’s not exactly considered “downtown” but over time I could see the two merging. I could see the same happening in SLC with North Temple / Fairpark. Granted, I-10 in PHX is underground at that point, but if designed right, I don’t think the interstate has to be a major barrier. I think projects like the rio grande plan will go a long way toward helping that.
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Maybe when we're about to check out in 40 years.
But it seems unlikely we'll see a true connected area in our lifetime.
It can still be an interesting entertainment area. I do worry it will directly compete with downtown, tho.