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Utah Property Management Associates

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Utah Property Management Associates (UPMA), formerly Zions Securities Corporation (ZSC), is a subsidiary of Property Reserve Inc.,[1] which manages property owned by the Corporation of the President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) mostly in Salt Lake City, Utah.[2][3] They manage major corporate, residential, and retail spaces along with parking lots and plazas.[4]

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History

Through a two billion dollar investment in the City Creek Center Utah Property Management Associates participated in a five billion dollar Church effort to develop downtown Salt Lake City.[5]

In January 2012, Zions Securities Company changed its name to Utah Property Management Associates, LLC. UPMA is part of the Investment Properties Management Department of the LDS Church.[citation needed]

Properties

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Commercial properties

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The Triad Center in Salt Lake City, December 2013

UPMA currently owns and operates the following commercial properties in Downtown Salt Lake City:[6]

Class A Commercial buildings
Class B Commercial buildings
Other Commercial buildings
  • Deseret Book Building
  • Eagle Gate Parking Plaza
  • McIntyre Building
  • Orpheum Office Plaza

Residential properties

UPMA currently owns and operates the following residential properties, all of which are in Salt Lake City, Utah, except as noted.

  • Brigham Apartments
  • Colonial Court Apartments
  • Eagle Gate Apartments
  • Gateway Condominiums
  • West Temple Apartments
  • Garden Apartments
  • First Avenue Apartments
  • Hanover East Paces Apartments (Atlanta, Georgia)[8]

Mixed use properties

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Entrance to the former ZCMI Center Mall in Downtown Salt Lake City, September 2004
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Former properties

  • ZCMI Center Mall (Salt Lake City, Utah) – Demolished for City Creek Center development
  • Inn at Temple Square (Salt Lake City, Utah) – Demolished for City Creek Center development

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