The Regent Condos
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The Regent Condos

April 6, 2017 | System Administrator
Kerri Fukui

List Price: High 200s to 2M+
Neigborhood: Downtown
Property Profile: Studio to two-bedroom units | 759 to 2,200 sq. ft.

This place is, to say the least, a very pleasant surprise…

I’m not sure how I could have expected anything but perfection. The Regent sits, quite literally, in the heart of SLC; half a block from the Salt Palace in one direction and the new (and incredible) Harmon’s in the other. A short alley-walk lands at the front door of the completely-remodeled Gallivan Center. The building is filthy with gaping views of our city. Oh, and there’s the appeal of worry-free, all-inclusive living. Seriously, folks…The Regent offers a downtown life that has me reevaluating how I plan to live for the next few years of my life.

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