SALT LAKE CITY | City Creek Center | $1billion+ Mixed-Use Development

[TonyAnderson]

City Creek Center in downtown Salt Lake City is a multi-billion dollar mixed-use development including an outdoor mall / retail, multiple residential towers, office space, and a grocery store.


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City Creek Center is the centerpiece of a $1.5 billion mixed-use development that will transform downtown Salt Lake City.

Location
Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, on South Temple Street between S. West Temple and State Streets.

Major Tenants
Nordstrom: 124,000 square feet
Macy’s: 150,000 square feet

Mall Tenant Space
626,000 square feet

Gross Leasable Area
800,000 square feet

Parking
5,000 spaces

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* City Creek Center will be a world-class, market-dominant project scheduled to open spring 2012.

* The center will be anchored by a 124,000-square-foot, two-level Nordstrom and a 150,000-square-foot Macy’s. Both stores will have flagship presentations.

* City Creek Center will be merchandised with point-of-difference retailers and six full-service restaurants.

* This fully integrated mixed-use project will consist of:
o 800,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space
o 1,000-seat, 11-kitchen food court
o Children’s play area
o 5,000 below-grade parking spaces
o 12,000-square-foot Deseret Book store
o 1.4 million square feet of office space
o 542 residential units
o Newly renovated 510-room Marriott Hotel
o 50,000-square-foot Harmon’s Gourmet Grocery

* A skybridge over Main Street will connect retail stores and create a seamless flow throughout the center.

* The center’s world-class design will incorporate a fully retractable glass roof for a climate-controlled Main Street shopping experience year-round.

Overview, (c) Salt Lake Tribune


Mall / Retail portion U/C


Overview


Grocery Store and office building U/C


Office Space and Macey entrance, U/C http://www.downtownrising.com/index....y-creek-center


Richard's Court condo towers, finished. downtownrising.com


The Regent, condo tower. U/C. downtownrising.com


The Promontory, condo tower. U/C.


The Cascade, condo tower. On hold.

[TonyAnderson]

Recent progress:


John Martin

[View2saintmartin]

that's one ambitious project!

[TonyAnderson]

Photo update:

Originally Posted by T-Mac

Taken Sunday evening.





















Old parking entrance to Joseph Smith Memorial Building.

[NYC2ATX]

This reminds me so much of the current movement in Great Britain away from suburban shopping malls, and towards dynamic indoor/outdoor retail/commercial and living complexes in renovated or closed-to-vehicular-traffic streets in the centers of cities. City Creek Center, to me, is such a cutting-edge, modern development and will be a boon to downtown Salt Lake City. In addition, it will really put this city on the map as a model for future urban developments in cities elsewhere in the nation and the world.

Two thumbs up SLC!

[TonyAnderson]

Originally Posted by StatenIslander237

This reminds me so much of the current movement in Great Britain away from suburban shopping malls, and towards dynamic indoor/outdoor retail/commercial and living complexes in renovated or closed-to-vehicular-traffic streets in the centers of cities. City Creek Center, to me, is such a cutting-edge, modern development and will be a boon to downtown Salt Lake City. In addition, it will really put this city on the map as a model for future urban developments in cities elsewhere in the nation and the world.

Two thumbs up SLC!

I hope you're right! And I agree for the most part. It still has a bit of that 'mall' feel, especially by having 2 floors of retail and all, but of course it's open and centered right in the middle of downtown, and works well with its surroundings. It's a huge step up from suburban malls, and especially suburban indoor malls that are built downtown.

The developers spent a lot of time working with the city, urban developers, and the public to put this together. It originally was going to be much different. I'm glad they took the advice into consideration.

[philvia]

so it's a regular mall without a main roof

[TonyAnderson]

Kind of. Actually it will have a retractable roof. The other main difference is its plunked right in the middle of two, already developed, downtown blocks, and there will be some apartments above the retail. They're also building 4 condo towers, office space, and a grocery store with it.

Speaking of which:

Harmons breaks ground on downtown grocery store
July 8th, 2010 @ 6:50pm, By Richard Piatt





SALT LAKE CITY -- A key component of Salt Lake City's downtown City Creek project broke ground Thursday. It's the first step toward a full-service grocery store in the downtown core, something that's been missing for more than a quarter century.

A crew broke ground on the new Harmons store at 100 South and 200 East. There are a lot of people who are excited over a grocery store coming in here, but it's not just any grocery store. The folks at Harmons traveled around the world to get ideas about what would work in the downtown spot.

The first shovel of dirt for the new Harmons is the last groundbreaking of the entire City Creek project. By next fall, a full-service Harmons will occupy the spot -- a key part of the City Creek Project.

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=11486765

[TonyAnderson]

City Creek Center update:

Originally Posted by T-Mac

[TonyAnderson]

CCC Overview:

Originally Posted by John Martin

[TonyAnderson]

New shots from downtownrising.com

Originally Posted by arkhitektor

[JACKinBeantown]

Black light posters of Salt Lake City now available at Spencer's in the mall!!!

[FerrariEnzo]

Nice density in this development, coming along well!

[TonyAnderson]

Update by John Martin

[TonyAnderson]

Night shot update from Todd McKinley:

Originally Posted by T-Mac

[Chicagoguy]

I love this project...it will completely change downtown Salt Lake City. With this downtown will be much more of a hotspot and place to be. So going off of what I read on here Macy's and Nordstrom will be the main anchors? When might they release other tenants? I would think very upscale stores would do quite well there!

[TonyAnderson]

Yes, those will be the two anchors. And the Macy's entrance will be VERY sleek, a la NYC's Apple store: (to the right of the building)



They've been pretty mum on the rest of the tenants, except to say they haven't been having problems finding them. They've recently announced a national brand gym is about to be leased.

[Chicagoguy]

Originally Posted by TonyAnderson

Yes, those will be the two anchors. And the Macy's entrance will be VERY sleek, a la NYC's Apple store: (to the right of the building)



They've been pretty mum on the rest of the tenants, except to say they haven't been having problems finding them. They've recently announced a national brand gym is about to be leased.

Very nice I love it. So that entire building to the left of the entrance will be the new Macy's? Looks like a massive flagship store...I like it! Great news about the national brand gym too...that will be a great addition!

[TonyAnderson]

No, that is an office building being built as part of the project. The Macy's is the entrance, and it opens up a bit behind the building, which you can't really see from this angle.

[TonyAnderson]

Photo update of City Creek from Reeder113 (SSP):