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If I only had some $$...
The prices are geared to the rich. Middle class can just look at it from the outside.
Been waiting for this for a long time. Yay!
The main problem I see with the previous city creek condo development I saw is the lack of balconies. Only a few had them. I can't understand why. They don't cost that much, but they add so much.
It would be nice of the photo actually captured the building in question.
An advertisement packaged as a news story. Deseret Digital Media's specialty.
Why would anyone want to buy a condo now?
With the Lord Jesus coming back to begin the
Millenium on May 21, 2011, (in just a few more months), it doesn't seem like a good idea to
contemplate moving with all the details that
are involved.
A whole group of Christians around the World acutally are getting ready for the Lord Jesus'
return and spreading the Word. Check out Family Radio.
Lord Bless...
At least up until recently $145,000 was the low end for a residence in much of the country.
For years people were complaining about suburbanization. So now the Church has taken a strong initiative to try and revitalize an urban center, and all people can do is complain.
Jesus is my landlord.
@texlds: And the Salt Lake Tribune was nice enough to also report on the condos in their business section--even more free advertising?
In my PR classes we were taught that good businesses generate news stories. Just attended a Story Telling conference and they had a session on how to generate free PR and how to get writers interested in geting the word out on your performance. So why wouldn't the completion and availability of the new condos be a news story? To me it is an interesting bit of news.
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