Salt Lake County welcomes leashed dogs in all public city and county parks. If you’d like to let your dog run free in Salt Lake City, make sure it’s in a designated off-leash area. These parks and recreation area are places where your dog can safely play; just keep in mind some simple rules: Dogs…Read More »
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Dig of the Day: Live/Work Townhouse in Marmalade
November 29, 2009
This hard-to-find live/work townhouse is located at 316 W 700 N just west of The Capitol in the Marmalade area. It’s a large three bedroom, four bath home with a private, fenced yard and an attached two-car garage. Tall ceilings and 25 windows give this place a bright, open feel. It features maple floors, granite…Read More »
Salt Lake Reacts to New Fair Housing Provisions
November 29, 2009
As Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker signed the city’s new anti-discrimination ordinances into law recently, the city joined the majority of the country in saying that intolerance would not be allowed, at least when it comes to your job or your housing. The fair housing provisions of the new laws prohibit property owners from…Read More »
Dig of the Day: Westgate Lofts Unit 207 for a Steal
November 27, 2009
Folks, if you’ve been waiting for an excellent deal on a downtown loft you better jump on this one. Unit 207 at Westgate Lofts (328 W 200 S) is a short sale property with a bank-approved price of $205,000. This is by far the best value in the building. It’s located close to shopping, dining,…Read More »
Salt Lake’s Broadway
November 25, 2009
Most metropolitan city streets take on a different look and feel after the workday is over and Salt Lake’s Broadway (300 South) is one of those streets. With a myriad of music, art, theater, and culinary experiences, that part of downtown Salt Lake is emerging as the premier gathering place that gives people a reason…Read More »
Utah Performance Center
November 25, 2009
The Utah Performance Center on Main, located at 135 South Main, is part of Downtown Rising, an ambitious development vision that began in 2007 and will transform and invigorate the downtown area. It represents a $1.5 billion investment. If you want to see what the entire scope of Downtown Rising is like, go towww.downtownrising.com. It…Read More »