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06/06/2026

Nobody really knows who starts myths, whether of the classic Greek variety or the modern real estate type. While the former are harmless enough, common real estate misconceptions may be dangerous – especially to your pocketbook. Like a game of telephone, facts become lost in the translation and mi...

06/02/2026

The summer market always brings fresh opportunities, and this week delivered a little bit of everything.

Here’s what’s new across Utah.
https://www.sothebysrealty.com/summitsir/eng/sales/ut-usa/new-listings-sort/broker-listings-dstype

05/29/2026

There’s always something happening in Salt Lake City! From festivals and live music to local traditions and community events, check out a few things happening around the city this June.

05/29/2026

05/26/2026

Take a quick break and look at what just hit the market across Utah this week.
A few very different homes, all worth a closer look.

https://www.sothebysrealty.com/summitsir/eng/sales/ut-usa/new-listings-sort/broker-listings-dstype

05/21/2026

Some of the most timeless homes use color the same way they use architecture: intentionally.

From soft natural interiors to ivy covered exteriors and landscape inspired details, green continues to bring warmth, balance, and character into luxury homes.

Click through for inspiration.

05/21/2026

While it's easy to imagine that the mortgage process involves only yourself and the guy or gal behind the desk that takes your application, there are many people involved, each with his or her own duties. So, just who has their finger in your mortgage pie and why? The mortgage process typically has....

05/19/2026

Utah keeps raising the bar. This week’s lineup brought everything from mountain estates to desert escapes and homes that feel like destinations all on their own.

https://www.sothebysrealty.com/summitsir/eng/sales/ut-usa/new-listings-sort/broker-listings-dstype
If anything stands out, I'd be happy to share more details.

05/15/2026

The Wasatch Front spring market picked up momentum quickly in April, but buyers are becoming increasingly intentional about where they’re willing to stretch.

Across the Wasatch Front, the market closed more than 2,600 sales and over $1.64 billion in total residential volume. Average days on market for homes that went under contract dropped significantly from winter levels, signaling that well-positioned inventory is still moving at a healthy pace.

The key distinction right now is presentation and pricing.

Turnkey homes that are updated, market-ready, and strategically priced continue to attract attention quickly. Meanwhile, homes testing aspirational pricing are sitting longer as buyers become more value-conscious and selective with growing inventory options.

Pricing overall remains resilient, with median sale prices continuing to increase year over year, but today’s buyers are paying much closer attention to condition, location, and perceived value than they were during the peak frenzy years.

This market still rewards sellers who prepare properly and price realistically.

05/14/2026

We've all heard it, whether it pertains to investing in the stock market, buying a car or a house: 'Caveat emptor,' or 'Let the buyer beware.' Houses have problems, even newly built houses. The problem is that many of these problems can't be seen and are therefore not obvious to even the...