newcomers
Wasatch 1st Quarter Home Prices
May 26, 2009 by Rebecca Hamilton · Leave a Comment
Home prices of ’09 1st quarter have been released.
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Salt Lake Newcomers
March 11, 2009 by Andrew Stone · Leave a Comment
When times are hard, they’re harder at restaurants. Even in flush times, about half the restaurants that open end up folding. It’s just a tough business. And in a state where you can’t count on the extra bucks that a bar brings in (although we’re all happy about the new club law), it’s even tougher. So I was heartened to hear from Jason Mathis at Downtown Alliance about these new places set to open downtown:
J Wong’s – Chinese restaurant: Just opened on 200 South across from the Salt Palace
Simply Sushi- Sushi restaurant: Opening soon on the corner of 200 West and 400 South
Eva- restaurant: Next to Cheers to You and Shogun between 300 and 400 South Main
Bay Leaf- Café- 159 South Main – supposed to be opening in a couple of weeks
The Beer Hive- Brew Pub: 100 block of Main St. next to Vienna Bistro – supposed to be opening in April
Sandbar Mexican Grill- Old Pierpont Café on Pierpont Ave: Opening mid April – owned by same group that owns Lumpy’s, Club Bliss, and The Hotel
Small Plate Restaurant & Wine Bar opening in the old Exchange Place Club in mid April
Bruges Waffles- Belgian Waffles: Uffen’s Marketplace across from Pioneer Park
Tapika- Restaurant: Matt Caputo’s new restaurant inside Caputo’s deli
How exciting!!!
from Salt Lake Magazine
I like to walk, I like to ride my bike, I like to join the gallery strolls, dine at neighborhood restaurants, shop at the neighborhood produce stands and pick up my paper from the corner market. To do all of these things, my family makes our home in the Downtown Salt Lake City Neighborhood of East Liberty/Sugarhouse. When we take time off we enjoy traveling throughout Utah, The United States, Europe and Asia. 
Nothing beats working with a neighbor when you are looking for a home in a specific area. They know what the homes are like, what loan packages work best for the area and any special programs that may be available to buyers in the area. So it is always wise to choose a mortgage expert who knows the neighborhood where you are looking.
