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How Long Does It Take to Sell a House in Utah Right Now?

by Emma Perez | Sep 25, 2026 | Market Trends, Real Estate, Selling, Studies & Polls, Utah

You’ve got a moving date circled. Maybe it’s a new job in Lehi, a smaller place in St. George, or a house you want to buy before somebody else does. Everything else on the calendar waits on one question: how long will your current home take to sell? The...

Rates Hit 7%: What Utah and Arizona Buyers Should Do Now

by Emma Perez | Sep 25, 2026 | Arizona, Buying, guides, Market Trends, Real Estate, Selling, Utah

You finally got your spreadsheet to work at 6.6%. Then the number moved five weeks in a row, and this Thursday it crossed a line a lot of buyers were quietly dreading. Seven percent. It’s a psychological number as much as a financial one, and it’s landing...

Your Utah Address Now Has a Wildfire Risk Score. What Does It Mean?

by Emma Perez | Sep 21, 2026 | Buying, guides, Market Trends, Real Estate, Utah

Your renewal came in higher than last year. Or it did not come at all, and instead you got a nonrenewal letter with a sentence about wildfire exposure in it. Utah now runs a statewide wildfire risk map, state law tells insurers which map they may use when deciding...

Two Years After the Commission Rules Changed, What Do People Actually Pay?

by Emma Perez | Sep 17, 2026 | guides, Insurance, Market Trends, Real Estate

In 2024 a lot of people predicted that buyer’s agent commissions were about to fall off a cliff. Headlines used numbers like 1%. Some predicted the buyer’s agent would stop existing. Two years on, there is data. It does not say what either side expected....

Why Do New Homes Now Cost Less Than Existing Ones?

by Emma Perez | Sep 17, 2026 | guides, Investment, Market Trends, Real Estate

For most of living memory, buying new meant paying a premium. You paid extra for nobody having lived there, for the warranty, for the finishes you picked. That relationship has inverted, and the gap is not small. Short answer: the median new home sold for $393,800 in...
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