Market Statistics For Salt Lake County-October
Market Statistics For Salt Lake County There is good news ahead for all you folks that have been anxiously awaiting good news on the real estate front. The market statistics for Salt Lake County are right here in this video graciously produced by the Salt Lake Board of Realtors. What this video says is that home sales in Salt Lake County are up over last year, prices are stabilizing in most areas (some areas with a lot of distressed properties will continue with a slight decrease), but quite honestly…all in all it’s a great time to buy a home. Lots of buyers are jumping off...
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Boring Utah Market Statistics time again, but in all fairness we need to give you the information to keep you up to date on the market. You will notice on each of these reports that The Salt Lake, Tooele, and Utah county market had an increase on days on market for most of the year, with a drop in November, this would be due to the perceived end to the First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit….those houses got snatched up let me tell you. Pricing in Utah, Salt Lake, and Tooele Counties have pretty much stabilized for the moment…a good sign. Now, if only interest rates would...
Read MoreGreat Little Townhome In Salt Lake!
Video Below This Great Townhome in West Valley City is our latest on the market with over 1700 sq ft, 3bd, 1bth, AND a basement AND a fenced back yard (not very usual for a townhome!). This Townhome in Salt Lake City, UT is very well maintained and the owners have just updated the kitchen with travertine tile and stainless steel appliances. Laminate wood floors grace the cozy family room area (tour guide talk now) and the pass through in between the kitchen and family room can be expanded to create a bar area for entertaining. Master bedroom sports 2 closets and has plenty of room for...
Read MoreHELP! I’m Melting..What A World, What A World!
Scary Thoughts for Halloween! I read an article in one of my trade publications this morning about how frustrating it is for first time homebuyers to actually Find homes in this market. The article went on to say that many first time homebuyers have actually given up their search and are planning to forego the $8000 tax credit because they can’t find the right home. Now, given the fact that they cited examples of frustrated home buyers in Florida (one of the worst hit markets in the country) where investors are coming by the droves to pick up distressed properties (foreclosures and short...
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