Just a quick note to let you know that Daybreak’s new model home village called Brookside will open this weekend, with a special event taking place on Saturday June 24th between 11:00am and 2:00pm.
The Brookside model home village features 19 homes from seven home builders. It is located on a bluff on the north east [...]

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Mark on June 24th, 2010

Fueled by the home buyer tax credits, May 2010 returned the most home sales since June 2009, with a total of 1,219 sales. That’s an increase of just over 20% year on year, and a 6.29% increase compared to last month. The average home price declined 0.63%, to $234,358. The price per square foot ticked [...]

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Mark on March 4th, 2010

With the expiration of the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit at the end of April, we will be holding a FREE seminar to go through the Home Buying process. This class will be held twice at the Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus in Sandy on MARCH 23RD and MARCH 30th.
This exciting new [...]

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December saw the median home price rise to the highest level seen since January 2009. The new median home price of $264,398 was a 6.27% increase over Novembers price, and is further evidence that the worst of the housing market may well be behind us. The number of homes sold did decrease month on month, [...]

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Mark on February 4th, 2010

Impending changes by the FHA (Federal Housing Authority) and HUD (Housing and Urban Development) could cost you thousands extra if you wait rather than taking the plunge and buy now.
These changes which are due to take effect between the March 31st expiration of the Federal Reserve Board’s mortgage backed securities purchase program (this is one [...]

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Mark on January 20th, 2010

The Ivory Homes active adult community located at Daybreak’s Garden Park is set to expand its range of homes to include estate homes, condos and town homes. Currently there are two types of home on offer, Garden Homes and Patio Homes. Both of these home types offer single floor living, with Garden Homes having a [...]

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Mark on November 11th, 2009

The homebuyer’s tax credit that was due to expire at the end of November has been extended to April 30th 2010. In addition to this a new tax credit has been introduced for current homeowners who want to sell their home and buy another.
The amount of tax credit for new homeowners remains the same [...]

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Mark on October 5th, 2009

If you live on the west side of the Salt Lake Valley you will be interested to hear that the Mountain View Corridor has been given the go ahead.

For the first phase they have been allocated $500 million, which they will use to construct a two lane highway (two lanes either way), with a [...]

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Mark on December 22nd, 2008

In a recent study by the Utah Association of Realtors, when people were asked what are the top three challenges in the Utah Housing Market, the number one response was ‘lack of housing affordability’. Second was the ‘current state of the economy’ and third was ‘difficulty in getting a loan’.
The question is, is this [...]

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If you live in South Jordan, you may well have seen the sign promoting the opening of a new Costco store on the corner of 104th south and Bangerter Highway. Originally, the store was supposed to open sometime in 2007, but so far, there has been little sign of any building work. So fed up [...]

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