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Thinking About a Backyard Cottage? Utah Just Opened the Door.

by Emma Perez | Sep 10, 2026 | Uncategorized

You’ve stood in the back corner of the yard where the shed is and run the numbers in your head. A small unit back there. A rental. An office that isn’t the guest room with a desk shoved in it. A place for someone in your household who needs their own door....

Smaller Lots, Smaller Price Tags: The Return of the Utah Starter Home

by Emma Perez | Sep 10, 2026 | Buying, guides, Infographics, Market Trends, Real Estate, Utah

For most of the last decade, the entry level of the Utah market has been the hardest slice to find. Builders kept building bigger, small older houses got bought and expanded, and the number in your head kept drifting further from the number on the listing. If...

Is the Utah Market Cooling Off? Sort Of.

by Emma Perez | Sep 10, 2026 | Homie, Market Trends, Real Estate, Selling, Utah

Ask five people and you’ll get five answers, ranging from “prices are about to fall off a cliff” to “nothing has changed, buy now.” Neither is right. The August numbers are more interesting than that. Short answer: single family prices...

Moving to Arizona: The Costs Nobody Puts in the Brochure

by Emma Perez | Sep 10, 2026 | Arizona, Buying, guides, Real Estate

The listing photo has a pool, a mountain behind it, and a sky doing something absurd at 6pm. What it does not have is the July electric bill, the pool service invoice, the HOA dues, or the line on your registration renewal that made you check the math twice. None of...

Utah County Is Its Own Market Now. Here’s How to Shop It.

by Emma Perez | Sep 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

For a long time, Utah County was just the cheaper option south of Salt Lake. That stopped being useful around the time Lehi grew a skyline. If you are relocating for a job along Silicon Slopes, you are not shopping one market. You are shopping six or seven of them,...
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