Market · Salt Lake City
Your House Was Worth $500,000. Today’s Buyer May Disagree.
A home’s past price may not match what buyers can afford today. Daniel Park explains the pricing gap facing Salt Lake City…
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Market · Salt Lake City
$30 Billion Is Reshaping Utah: The Real Estate Boom Running Along I-15
A wave of development and investment along Utah’s Wasatch Front is reshaping where people live, work and build.
Market · National
$5 Million Gone: Utah’s Lord of the Rings Estate Gets a Massive Price Cut
A Provo Canyon estate inspired by The Lord of the Rings dropped its asking price from $43 million to $38 million.
Market · Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Has More People Than Nevada and Utah Combined. Yes, the County.
New Census estimates put Los Angeles County above Nevada and Utah combined—and show how Western population scale intersects with housing costs.
Market · Chicago
The Brokerage Bloodbath: Why Your Best Realtors May Already Be Planning Their Exit
Why real estate brokerages are losing productive agents, what warning signs leaders miss, and how stronger retention strategies protect company growth.
Market · National
Salt Lake City native goes from beginnings in Navy to top Realtor in the marketplace
Salt Lake City native and Navy veteran Joel Carson built a 35-year real estate career that now ranks him No. 1 in…
Market · Phoenix
What Buyers Want To Hear When Buying A Home
New research suggests buyers respond to messages about connection, real life and construction quality more than familiar luxury-home clichés.
Market · Los Angeles
Realtor Teresa Fuller serves as cheerleader for Altadena recovery since 2025 fire
Altadena Realtor Teresa Fuller is helping residents navigate rebuilding, remediation and real estate recovery after the devastating 2025 Eaton Fire.
Market · Salt Lake City
Utah’s Homeownership Problem: 91% of Renters Can’t Afford the Typical Home
Utah has jobs. It has population growth. It has new construction. And it continues to attract people who want the lifestyle, economy…