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SLC’s booming Granary District suffers a blow as Industry office development faces foreclosure.
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Miss: Unpaid Bills While Salt Lake City salivates over a plan to rebuild downtown as a sports and entertainment center, officials should be focusing on another historic neighborhood—the Granary District. This area just south of downtown began as a residential neighborhood.
With the transcontinental railroad boom of the 1870s, it became an industrial hub and has spent decades since then punching up to become relevant again. It has housed artist communities, restaurants and bars but has struggled to blossom. Now one of its newest mixed-use developments—Industry SLC—is facing foreclosure.
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