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Salt Lake is full of big-box stores, post offices and closed schools that could be home to affordable housing.
Urban Living
To borrow a line from Talladega Nights , one of my favorite movies, “Praise Jesus in his Aerosmith T-shirt!” Why? Because, finally, a multinational corporation sees the light—the opportunity to fill a gap and probably still make money. What am I talking about?
In Los Angeles, Costco is building five levels of apartments above its warehouse store in the Baldwin Hills neighborhood, near La Brea Avenue. Costco operates almost 1,000 warehouses, globally, with 85% of them in North America, with more than 145 million members and 300,000 employees across 48 countries.
Now, maybe, some of them can find…
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