What Could Go at the Old Dunkin’ Donuts on 400 South?
Salt Lake City was the fastest growing city in Utah over the past year, according to new data from the U.S. Census. So, how is it that in a city with so much life, we have dozens of vacant and boarded-up buildings? Hey Salt Lake Newsletter editor Terina Ria, producer Ivana Martinez, and executive producer Emily Means dream big about what could go in these spots instead.
Resources and references:
- Why Aren’t These Vacant SLC Buildings Housing? [City Cast Salt Lake]
- Salt Lake City coffee shops crack down on remote work campers [Axios Salt Lake]
- A Funeral For Salt Lake’s Late Restaurants [City Cast Salt Lake]
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