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“The Phoenix market” is really four or five markets stacked on top of each other. A $420,000 house in Mesa and a $900,000 house in North Scottsdale aren’t competing for the same buyers, and they aren’t moving at the same speed.
So if you’re thinking about selling, the metro headline only gets you so far. Your price range is the number that matters.
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You’ve decided. The house goes on the market this winter, snow or not.
Maybe the new job starts in February. Maybe you bought the next place already. Either way, the question isn’t whether to list. It’s how to keep a December listing from turning into a March listing with three price cuts on it.
Short answer: Selling a house in winter in Utah works if yo...
If you own a house in Kaysville, Layton or Bountiful, you’ve probably noticed the yard signs are staying up longer. Your neighbor’s place went on in August. It’s still there.
So is the Davis County housing market turning on sellers? The September numbers are in, and they say something more specific than “up” or “down.”
Short answer: Not yet. Davis County...
Drive around Sandy or West Jordan this month and count the yard signs. You’re not imagining it. There are more of them than there have been in years, and a lot of those signs have been standing a while.
If you’re about to list, that’s your competition. If you’re already listed, it’s the reason your phone went quiet.
Short answer: The Salt Lake City housi...
Your home is worth seven figures. Congratulations. Now you have to find someone who can actually write that check, at a 7% mortgage rate, while more of your neighbors are listing too.
The top of Utah’s market doesn’t behave like the middle. Fewer buyers qualify, more of them need special financing, and one bad pricing call can cost you months.
So is it actually ...