Wasatch Front 2nd Quarter 2008 Home Prices
Home sales data for the second quarter 2008 is now available. The median single-family Salt Lake County home price was $249,000, which when compared to the same quarter in 2007 […]
Home Prices
Salt Lake County Homes Sold Increase for the Fourth Straight Month
The number of single family homes sold in Salt Lake County increased for the fourth-straight month. There were 835 homes sold in May, which was an increase of 4.11% over […]
Salt Lake First Quarter 2008 Home Prices
Home prices for the first quarter 2008 are out, Salt Lake Home Prices. For the first time in a long time, more zip codes went down in value than increased […]
Utah Leads Nation In House Price Appreciation
While places like California and Florida saw their home prices decline over the last year, Utah was a different story. Home prices for the fourth quarter 2007 went up 9.27% […]
Salt Lake Valley New Home Developments
I have updated our Salt Lake new homes map to incorporate the latest developments and pricing information. This interactive map uses Google Maps functionality to show the location and prices […]
Median Annual Home Price Data
The median annual home price information for 2007 is now available at Salt Lake County Home Prices , Utah County Home Prices , and Davis County Home Prices. Home prices […]
Article in Utah Business Magazine on Utah Real Estate Market
Here is an interesting article in the Utah Business Magazine on why Utah real estate may not suffer the same as Florida, California and most of the rest of the country. […]
Transitional Salt Lake Housing Market
The 2nd quarter 2007 home prices are now available for Salt Lake County, Utah County and Davis County. On the surface everything looks OK with the vast majority of zip codes […]
Foreclosures up in the First Quarter 2007
Home foreclosures were up 4 basis points from the same time last year. While this is obviously not good news it does need to be put in perspective. Foreclosure rates […]
Slow Forecast for Housing Market
Experts are predicting that the slow housing market will continue through the end of the year and well into next year. Fueled by the subprime problem the number of foreclosures […]