Utah's Burgeoning Real Estate Market

SALT LAKE CITY - Oct. 27, 2015 - PRLog -- Buying land in Utah has never been a better deal or smarter investment. Utah, like the rest of the country, took a major hit during the 2007 financial crisis, but their recovery was quicker and stronger. According to NBC news, the mountain state has the third healthiest housing market in the country, with an average home price change of +9.3 percent. That’s a huge increase and a stunning reminder of the positives that come from investing in Utah real estate now to prepare for the future.

Salt Lake County is benefitting more than any other place in Utah. With a burgeoning downtown district, proximity to several world class ski resorts, and an expanding tech industry, Salt Lake City and surrounding cities look to have a healthy housing market for decades to come. And compared to other major markets in the United States, the entry level to buying a home in Utah is lower. Right now, Matt Page, a noted area real estate expert, has listings all over the valley, including Bluffdale and Brighton, Utah.

Bluffdale straddles the area between Salt Lake and Utah Counties. Right next to Draper, the small city is ripe for expansion. Draper and Northern Utah County are both experiencing a technological renaissance as of late. Huge established tech companies such as Adobe, Twitter, and EA Sports built offices in the area over the last decade. Plus, the area has produced billion dollar startups, including Qualtrics. The area is forecasted to show even more growth and development in the coming years. Now is the perfect time to invest.

Brighton, Utah, on the other hand, is perfect for weekend getaways in the winter or summer. Nestled in the beautiful Big Cottonwood Canyon, the area is home to the Brighton and Alta Ski resorts. If you’re looking for a vacation home or an investment property, this is the place. Start building your dream home or new investment today.

Matt Page is a Salt Lake City real estate agent. He specializes in luxury homes and investment properties. Contact him here: http://mattpage.net/cgi-bin/real?pge=search_land&lndg...