Joye Shiozawa - Imagine Real Estate

11/14/2022

Ivory Homes purchased a block of money from Freddie- Mac allowing them to offer 4.875 on a 30 year fixed loan on a certain number of their quick move in homes. Most of these homes are also selling for below asking price so you could get an amazing home, great price and a great interest rate. Homes are in Salt Lake and Utah counties. Contact me for more information!

07/19/2022

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10/09/2021

Avoid having this happen to you!

Opening your home to a crowd of strangers can put you in a vulnerable spot. Realtors® are well acquainted with safety measures that can protect your home during the selling process. Hire a Realtor® for the safest selling experience.

05/23/2021

This is a GREAT place to live!

Escape to downtown in this unit which has been updated and is beautiful. New carpet and paint, new bathrooms, with soaker tub, SS appliances and granite countertops, crown molding and W/D in the unit. Enjoy this 2 bedroom condo with views of downtown and the State Capitol. Walk to restaurants, City....

02/22/2021

More jobs, more people, more growth. It’s a recipe for more home sales. And July’s sales numbers prove it. Across Salt Lake County in July, there were nearly 2,100 homes sold, 15 percent higher than July 2019. July marks the first time monthly sales in Salt Lake County surpassed 2,000 closings s...

01/21/2021

Utah home prices increased 10.66 percent in the third quarter compared with the same period in 2019, according to a new federal report. Utah’s increase is the fourth highest among all states. Idaho, Arizona, and Washington were the top three states. Nationally, home prices increased 7.81 percent in the third quarter. Over the past five years, Utah home prices have climbed 56.53 percent.

11/14/2020

It’s a crazy market ~ I can help you navigate your sale or purchase!

10/01/2020

Time for a move? I can help.

Home sales in Salt Lake County climbed for the third consecutive month in August, nearly erasing the downturns earlier in the year from Covid-19. From January through August, home sales were down just 2 percent compared to the same eight-month period in 2019. The median home price in August increased to $385,000, up 12 percent from a year earlier. The supply of housing inventory, a measure of how long it would take to sell active listings based on current sales trends, fell to 1.5 months, down from 2.5 months last year.

09/16/2020

Is it time to make a move?

08/31/2020

A robust market is an understatement~ I can help you navigate your real estate needs!

Salt Lake County home sales reached an all-time high in July at 2,093 homes sold, 15 percent higher than July 2019. It's the first time monthly sales surpassed 2,000 closings since the MLS began keeping records. Home sales had tumbled in April and May as the COVID-19 pandemic forced business shutdowns and slowed consumer spending. However, sales began to increase in June as home buyers took advantage of record-low mortgage interest rates. Limited inventory remains the biggest challenge. Based on sales trends over the past six months, Salt Lake County’s housing inventory currently for sale would be sold in less than three months (2.87 months) if no new listings were added to the market.