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Uncategorized Rates, Reality, and What’s Next for Utah Real Estate Interest rates have been the headline of 2025 — but the real insight lies in how the market responds, not just when the rates change. In 33 years of watching Utah’s cycles, I’ve seen the same rhythm again and again: When rates start to fall, it takes about six months for buyers to truly respond. By the time […]
Uncategorized Townhome Showdown: Midvale vs. Sandy Townhome Showdown: Midvale vs. Sandy – What Homes Under $500K Really Look Like If your budget tops out around $500,000, both Midvale and Sandy offer appealing options – but they look and feel completely different once you dig into the details. Here’s how the two cities stack up for townhome buyers in late 2025, based on […]
Uncategorized The Most Common Question I Hear From Families Handling an Estate Sale The Most Common Question I Hear From Families When families begin the process of selling a loved one’s home, one question comes up more than any other: “Do we have to clear everything out before we sell?” After 33 years helping families across the Wasatch Front navigate these transitions, I can assure you – you […]
Uncategorized From States Away to Settled in Utah — What Makes a Smooth Transition Relocating to Utah can feel like a balancing act — new job, new routines, new community. But with the right planning and local guidance, it doesn’t have to be stressful. One of my recent clients was moving here for a job opportunity and couldn’t visit in person before buying. We did virtual tours, reviewed commute […]
Market Updates Townhome Showdown: Midvale vs. Sandy What Homes Under $500K Really Look Like Intro: Under $500,000, buyers in Salt Lake County face two distinct choices: Midvale’s mid-century neighborhoods andSandy’s suburban sprawl. Here’s how the numbers – and lifestyles – compare, based on active MLS data from October 2025. Midvale: Affordable Charm and Central Access Median price: $469,995 Median year built: 1956 Median […]
Market Updates October 2025 Market Update What Sandy, Midvale, and the Wasatch Front Numbers Really Mean October’s numbers are in, and they paint a clear picture of where the market stands today: Salt Lake County: 3,351 homes for sale, median $584,990 Sandy: 218 active listings, median $659,900 Midvale: 110 active listings, median $449,900 What It Means Today This is more inventory […]
Selling Your Home? Why Selling This Fall Could Still Work in Sandy, Midvale, and the Wasatch Front Why Selling This Fall Could Still Work in Sandy, Midvale, and the Wasatch Front If you’ve been watching Utah’s housing headlines, you may have noticed the shift. Inventory is climbing. Prices are adjusting. And buyers are taking their time. What This Means for Sellers In Sandy and Midvale, as well as across the Wasatch Front, […]
First Time Home Buyers Why Midvale & Sandy, Utah Are Hidden Gems for First-Time Buyers in 2025 Why Midvale & Sandy, Utah Are Hidden Gems for First-Time Buyers in 2025 If you’ve been keeping an eye on Utah’s housing market, you’ve probably noticed a shift. For the first time in years, inventory is on the rise across the Wasatch Front, and prices are softening. This isn’t just seasonal – many buyers are […]
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Uncategorized A Bold Move: Investing in Utah’s Housing Future A Bold Move: Investing in Utah’s Housing Future Utah is taking decisive steps to address its affordable housing crisis. In collaboration with the state legislature, Governor Spencer Cox has announced a landmark initiative that represents a major shift in Utah’s investment strategy. This bold move is not only aimed at solving the current housing shortage […]
Uncategorized This Is the Sweet Spot Homebuyers Have Been Waiting For After months of sitting on the sidelines, many homebuyers who were priced out by high mortgage rates and affordability challenges finally have an opportunity to make their move. With rates trending down, today’s market is a sweet spot for buyers-and it’s one that may not last long. So, if you’ve put your own move on the […]
Uncategorized How the Federal Reserve’s Next Move Could Impact the Housing Market Now that it’s September, all eyes are on the Federal Reserve (the Fed). The overwhelming expectation is that they’ll cut the Federal Funds Rate at their upcoming meeting, driven primarily by recent signs that inflation is cooling, and the job market is slowing down. Mark Zandi, Chief Economist at Moody’s Analytics, said: “They’re ready to […]
Uncategorized Organize Your Home As your trusted realtor, I understand the importance of presenting your home in its best light to potential buyers. One of the most impactful ways to enhance your home’s appeal is through effective organization. Whether you’re preparing to sell or simply looking to improve the functionality and aesthetics of your living space, these expert organization […]
Uncategorized Benefits of Homeownership More than ever, our homes have become an integral part of our lives. Today they are much more than the houses we live in. They’re evolving into our workplaces, schools for our children, and safe havens that provide shelter, stability, and protection for our families through the evolving health crisis. Today, 65.3% of Americans are able to […]
Uncategorized Surprising Shift to the ‘Burbs May Be on the Rise Many people across the U.S. have mostly enjoyed the perks of an urban lifestyle, some who live in more populated city limits today are beginning to rethink their current neighborhoods. Being in close proximity to everything from the grocery store to local entertainment is definitely a perk, especially if you can also walk to some […]
Uncategorized Think This Is a Housing Crisis? Think Again. With all of the unanswered questions caused by COVID-19 and the economic slowdown we’re experiencing across the country today, many are asking if the housing market is in trouble. For those who remember 2008, it’s logical to ask that question. Many of us experienced financial hardships, lost homes, and were out of work during the […]
Uncategorized Will Surging Unemployment Crush Home Sales? Ten million Americans lost their jobs over the last two weeks. The next announced unemployment rate on May 8th is expected to be in the double digits. Because the health crisis brought the economy to a screeching halt, many are feeling a personal financial crisis. James Bullard, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, explained that the […]
Uncategorized Looking to the Future: What the Experts Are Saying As our lives, our businesses, and the world we live in change day by day, we’re all left wondering how long this will last. How long will we feel the effects of the coronavirus? How deep will the impact go? The human toll may forever change families, but the economic impact will rebound with a […]
Uncategorized Working from Home Master List I thought that I would write a blog about the top 10 things that I’ve learned in real estate about working from home.  Selling real estate has always been a business where agents work from home. You could say that we are experts at it!  In the 1970’s my mom decided to get her license […]
Uncategorized How Technology Is Enabling the Real Estate Process Today’s everyday reality is pretty different than it looked just a few weeks ago. We’re learning how to do a lot of things in new ways, from how we work remotely to how we engage with our friends and neighbors. Almost everything right now is shifting to a virtual format. One of the big changes […]
Uncategorized Why Should you do a Final Walk-through? Most people visualized a final walk-though of your home will be done as a vacant property. That is absolutely the case with new-construction, but you may not have the opportunity with a pre-owned home to conduct a final walk-through as a vacant property. You may however, still do a walk-through. I encourage it to be […]