With the recent economic crisis, choosing where to buy a home can be a daunting task. Where is the best employment, the best schools, or the best family environment? Where are the best cities to start over? The Provo-Orem area … Continue reading →

Wondering about the housing market in 2012? Here is an interesting little tid-bit from our friend Ron Witherton. He outlines what it will take for the housing market to take an up-swing this year. “2012 began with mortgage rates hovering … Continue reading →

It seems that with the new year we are all looking for a new goal, a new habit, or a new way of life. This is the time for resolutions. What are your new years resolutions? What types of things … Continue reading →

Confused by the latest construction at the University Parkway interchange? To reduce congestion and improve pedestrian and traffic flow at the intersection of University Parkway and Sandhill Road, I-15 CORE is building the first Continuous Flow Intersection (CFI) in Utah … Continue reading →

Why buy a home? Many people can put together a very logical list combined with market statistics, mortgage rates, and home values about why you should buy a home. Although these are all very important factors in making a decision, … Continue reading →

Has anyone else been puzzled by all the construction they’re doing at the Provo I-15 Center Street Interchange? Although no one likes construction, they are making some neat improvements that should reduce traffic congestion and get you where you need … Continue reading →

In October, the average conventional 30-year, fixed-mortgage rate dropped below 4%, a historic low. In addition the average conventional 15-year, fixed-rate mortgage also fell to 3.28% from 3.72% just over a year ago. These rates have remained steady ever since … Continue reading →

Sarah Stelmok, ABR, GRI, e-Pro Listing a short sale is a little like venturing into the wild, wild west. There’s only a little order, lots of imposters, and laws are broken without much penalty. Real estate agents bring a little … Continue reading →

Thursday, October 6th, 2011, 9:00 am The average rate for a conventional 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage dropped below 4% for the first time in history amid increasing global concerns, according to Freddie Mac. The 30-year FRM averaged 3.94% with an average … Continue reading →

Taylor Oldroyd CEO of the Utah County Association of Realtors Families, individuals, and businesses across the nation are looking for signs of improving life in our struggling economy. Folks, take a deep breath, because the housing market is on its … Continue reading →