Sandy Utah's Record Apartment Sale Price

 

An accomplished real estate development advisory, Joyce Storm spearheads national operations as president of Storm Partners. In this role, Ms. Storm led the divestiture of the Magna Investments’ apartment community, Icon 9700 consisting of 264 rental units located in Salt Lake City suburb of Sandy, Utah. As of 2021, the complex achieved the highest sales price per unit for multi family development ever achieved in suburban Salt Lake. Starwood Capital acquired the community for their multi family investment portfolio. The apartment community is conveniently near retail areas and three different ski resorts. The ample amenities at Icon 9700 include off-street parking and available carports and detached garages. Its common areas include a fully wired clubhouse with a fireplace and an infinity-edge swimming pool with a resort-style deck that incorporates a hot tub. The complex also has an outdoor kitchen and lounge with comfortable seating and a fire pit. Athletic tenants can take classes or work out independently at Icon 9700 comprehensive fitness center or play on its pickleball and futsal courts. Other key amenities in the apartment community include a playground and a dog wash station.

Theatre Row Supports Off-Broadway Shows and Performers

Joyce Storm currently serves as the president of Storm Partners, LLC, a New York City firm she established in 1997. She brings 30 years of real estate experience to her work, which includes acquisition, investment, and development, as well as advising on retail real estate matters to a range of financial institutions and developers. Additionally, Joyce Storm is on the board of directors of Theatre Row, a project of Building for the Arts NY, Inc.

Theatre Row, an off-Broadway organization spanning a multi-theater complex, concentrates on offering affordable performance spaces for groups engaged in creating innovative plays for a diverse audience. These entities can rent rehearsal studios and theaters, in addition to offices to conduct administrative work. Theatre Row can also supply technology support as needed for its community of performers and producers. The overall goal is to increase collaboration and resource-sharing among institutions in the nonprofit performing-arts world.

The Theatre Row facility, only steps from Times Square, provides entertainment to some 165,000 attendees every year. Among the latest productions that have graced its stages was a revival of A Man for All Seasons, Robert Bolt’s classic drama about the conflict between British King Henry VIII and Sir Thomas More. Other recent shows have included NEWSical the Musical, a satirical look at the modern-day news cycle, and The Marvelous Wonderettes, a musical comedy set in a 1950s high school.