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For some Salt Lake families, less space in the center of the city is more than enough.
The truth was, within a week we knew—condo life was for us.
I did not make the decision to move into a high-rise lightly. I was worried about all sorts of things: not being able to park just outside my door; not having an enclosed, exclusive backyard; the feeling like we would be living on top of each other; noise from neighbors; not having enough storage space; and the list went on.
Thankfully, I was purchasing from a friend who first let me rent for six months to ensure it worked for our family. The truth was, within a week we knew—condo life was for us.
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- Gallivan Center
Downtown civic plaza hosting concerts, film nights, and community events.