If anyone is driving down 21st South occasionally could you grab a couple pics of Izzy North and South, especially South? It looks like the north is completed.
I don't remember a more beautiful January day then today. So I decided to take a skyline shot before it ended. Unfortunately, some of the buildings are washed out from the setting sun.
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Don't know. I had heard rumors of another multifamily development a long time ago when Modern Display's leaving wasn't widely known, but I haven't heard anything since.
Also, MVE posted a nice update on "Journeyman" in the Granary:
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Check out the construction progress at Journeyman! Designed by MVE, this project offers a unique and intriguing approach to living for individuals who are always on the move. The project’s 184 units provide a stationary space for those who are inspired by the world. With beautiful amenity spaces and breathtaking views, the seven-story building will surely entice residents and ramblers alike. The project offers a variety of living options, including studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 1-bedroom with a den, as well as a podium deck with a pool, spa, fitness area, and other amenity spaces that will attract residents. The building will include 4,200 sf of retail space tied with the Granary Campus in #SLC.
On another note. Where do you think interest rates will need to come down to to start seeing some proposed projects move forward generally speaking? Seems like it might be another year or so to see any significant declines in rates?
For those who keep track of cranes…
South Temple just east of State was closed part of the weekend and there is now a tall crane for the office to apartment conversion of the old University Club tower just east of the Alta Club.
A rare east-side affordable housing project offering 88 units in a converted medical office + clinic building is seeking Planning Commission blessing this week...
At 1060 East 100 South, the Victory Heights project is a partnership between Brandon Blaser’s BCG Arc Fund, Volunteers of America, and Chris Parker’s Giv Group. A federal tax-credit (LIHTC) development that also has funding from local and state sources...
Images courtesy Google and Architecture Belgique. Streetside Post-conversion of medical offices into residential
Obviously farms are important but some crops are better for certain locations then others. You wouldn't normally choose to grow alfalfa in a desert to ship it to China except for the subsidies that make it economical to do so.
This is reasonable. Trade policy is a can of worms that is likely beyond the scope of this particular forum. Talk of eliminating farms, and farmers, is not reasonable or wise.
Well said RC. I have little sympathy for Utah agriculture. They are growing a crop which is not good for the people of the state. They are taking way too much water. Period.
"I have little sympathy for Utah agriculture." You mean farmers, and their families? "Utah agriculture," - nice clinical term. Do you know their average income? Since you're so versed in agricultural market, and farming in Utah, what crops do you recommend?
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Thanks Paniolo Man. Your updates are very much appreciated.
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