Mark on June 25th, 2009

Good news for Daybreak residents, Kennecott today announced the first Businesses set to occupy Daybreak Utah’s SoDa Row Village Center. They will be:
Black Diamond Gymnastics and Sport Centers – Will provide gymnastics, dance, cheer and martial arts. It also offers the Kids Klub after school enrichment program, off-track camps for kids, birthday parties, special events [...]

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Mark on June 15th, 2009

A new report produced by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) said Utah has the best economic outlook of any U.S. State. The report shows that those states which were eager to increase spending during the good times and have a high tax burden, are now suffering the most and those that controlled their budget [...]

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Mark on May 24th, 2009

The west side of the South Jordan located Daybreak development has always been earmarked for commercial development, and hi-tech companies seem to be sitting up and taking note. Attracted by Daybreak’s fiber optic infrastructure eBay have already announced plans to open a building in Daybreak’s commerce park.
The project to build a ‘next generation’ data center [...]

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Mark on March 16th, 2009

There is now a new Utah State incentive of $6000 dollars for home buyers, but it comes with limitations and in my opinion a major drawback. Unlike other incentives introduced at the federal level, the State incentive is limited to new construction homes. Now this is great if you are looking to buy a new [...]

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Mark on May 15th, 2008

OK so I had a bit of a surprise the other day, I received my stimulus tax rebate check, but it was not for the amount I expected.
The check I received was for $600 and not the expected $1200. Given this, I started to do some digging to try to find out why I [...]

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Mark on May 12th, 2008

These are not my words, they are from a recent article in Forbes Magazine. According to the magazine article, Salt Lake is the sixth most recession proof city in the U.S. This is based on the fact that the city’s unemployment rate is low, that we are still creating jobs and that the housing market [...]

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