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North Union resident says deposit dispute changed after residents pushed back following Midvale fire
MIDVALE, Utah — A week after a fire forced hundreds of residents from the North Union Apartments in Midvale, one resident said the challenges did not end when he escaped the burning building. For Carlos Flores, the days since the fire have included uncertainty over his belongings, conflicting information...
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Lehi Real Estate Snapshot: July 2026
Average home price: $687,419 ($700,084) Median home price: $629,000 ($625,765) Average days on the market: 54 (54) Average square feet: 2,984 (3,080) Average price per square foot: $235.33 ($231.04) Most expensive home sold: $2,024,000 / 6 bedrooms / 5.5 baths / 6,627 sq. ft. / 1.09 acres. Least expensive home...
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21-Unit Condo Pitch Lands In Central 9th, Defying Salt Lake's Rental Boom
A developer submitted plans to Salt Lake City on Tuesday for The Hank, a 21-unit for-sale condominium project proposed at 662 S. West Temple in the Central 9th neighborhood. The four-story building would stand just over 51 feet tall on a tight 0.19-acre lot, replacing a small multifamily property with condos aimed at buyers rather than renters.
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For the first time in a decade, Rocky Point Preserve is ready for its next steward
PARK CITY, Utah — Just 20 minutes from Park City, Rocky Point Preserve is more than a residential estate. The 260-plus-acre property is a large-scale conservation landholding that pairs permanently
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New for-sale condo project pitched along West Temple in south Downtown
A developer would add new condo units along West Temple if he receives city approval under new plans submitted with the city on Tuesday. The new project, located at 662 S. West Temple and named The Hank, would add 21 condo units and consist of four floors, according to a design review application filed with the city.
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Tri Pointe Homes unveils LivingWell in Utah
Tri Pointe Homes announced the completion of its LivingWell concept home and the start of sales at Pavilions at Holladay Hills, an exclusive collection of six one-of-a-kind luxury estate residences in Holladay, Utah. The completed concept home gives prospective buyers their first opportunity to experience LivingWell, Tri Pointe’s next-generation approach to whole-home wellness.
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Could the resale hustle solve your money problems?
SALT LAKE CITY — When your budget feels squeezed, the math is pretty simple: You can spend less, or you can earn more. Or, as a growing number of Utahns are discovering, you can do both. From storage auctions and liquidation pallets to thrift store finds, people are buying...
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New apartment project gets city approval near Millcreek Common
Chalk up another multifamily project in the works in Millcreek. Earlier this week, the Millcreek City Council unanimously approved a rezone and a development agreement after a pair of votes to allow a seven-story, mixed-use project along 3300 South. The project, dubbed the Cottonwood 3300 and located at 1312 E. 3300 South, would add up to 210 rental units on 1.75 acres near the city’s growing urban core.
lehifreepress.com
American dream of homeownership on hold for most young Utahns
Ask anyone under 35 in American Fork or Lehi about buying a first home, and the answer tends to be some version of the same thing: not yet, and maybe never. The dream hasn’t changed. The math has. The Provo-Orem-Lehi metro area had a median household income of $101,014...
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U.S. second-home mortgages are up for the first time since the pandemic
SALT LAKE CITY — More Americans took out mortgages for a second home in 2025 than during the previous year, something that hasn't happened since the COVID-19 pandemic buying frenzy. The 4.1% increase in second-home mortgages comes after four years of declines from a 2021 peak, the online real...
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West Valley Contractor Allegedly Cashed In, Left Homeowners in Construction Chaos
A West Valley man is accused of turning home renovations into a costly headache across the Wasatch Front, with prosecutors saying he collected more than $127,000 from Utah homeowners, then walked away from a trail of half-finished and botched jobs in Tooele, Lehi and Eagle Mountain between August 2025 and March 2026.
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Proposed condo tower near Trolley Square would require change to Salt Lake City zoning.
There’s no question that Salt Lake needs more housing. The issue is how, where and when. The latest is a 15-story midrise building across from Trolley Square. And when they say “midrise,” they mean something smaller than the Empire State Building. The building would house condos, which apparently has created great glee from the City Council. The problem is what exactly that means. One housing advocate, Cindy Cromer, was disgusted, partly because the city would have to change both zoning and the master plan. “There’s no sense to work on a master plan if the language is just completely ignored,” she said. An Instagram comment noted the “increasingly frequent habit of developers asking for zoning exemptions and master plan changes for individual owners and specific ... parcel zoning.” And while the Council seems thrilled with the tower’s ownership component, for-sale units often go to buyers who then rent them out to other tenants. “The city is naïve,” Cromer said, adding that, in her opinion, there’s no predictability, no protection for view corridors and no assurance of affordability.