Daybreak, Utah News - Utah Real Estate

Move-in Ready Home in Daybreak

Posted by Help Now on December 3rd, 2015

Stylish two story in Daybreak. Open and modern kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances and a built-in work space. Upstairs enjoy a bonus loft area great for an office area, toy area, or whatever your need may be. Enjoy the convenience of laundry on the same level as master and bedrooms. Spacious master with large walk-in closet, separate bath and shower, and double sinks. Fully finished basement with family room. Private, fenced yard and alley access to garage. Easy to show! Call now for your private tour.

If you would like more information or pics of this home go to http://www.goberealty.com/homes/10322-S-Silver-Mine-Rd/South-Jordan/UT/84095/57970082/

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Daybreak is Getting a New School in 2017

Posted by Help Now on November 13th, 2015

A new elementary school in Daybreak's Creekside Village is anticipated to open in the fall of 2017. Construction begins in the Spring of next year. The school will be located at approximately 10200 S and Kestrel Rise Rd. The Jordan School District is also slated to build a middle school on the same plat of land in coming years. The development of these schools are exciting news for current and future Daybreak residents. Building schools is a step in the right direction for the creation of more walkable neighborhoods within the community.

With South Jordan being ranked as one of the nation's fastest growing cities according to the U.S. Census Bureau, the promise of new schools is not only a convenience but also a necessary response to the growing…

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South Jordan House of the Month

Posted by Help Now on October 16th, 2015

Views! Modern! Energy Efficient!

 

South Jordan House of the Month!

   

Solar powered energy efficient! Average $58 a month

         

Gorgeous Valley Views! Sits across the street from Park!

       

Modern Design 

 

 

 

2 Story Vaults

              Sit on your patio and enjoy the Mountain views and fresh air.  Its easy to relax in this home, after all, the solar power energy efficiency of paying $58 a month average allows you to spend your money elsewhere. This home is conveniently located near lots of parks/basketball courts/tennis courts/ and the neighborhood's new pool.     Call 801-966-4000 and find out about our SELL YOUR HOME GUARANTEED when you BUY THIS…

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South Jordan homes Values: Today's Value and Next Year's Forecast

Posted by Help Now on October 9th, 2015

What not to ask when selling your home: "What is my home worth?" or "What will my home appraise for?"  This is not the right way to understand the value of your home. An appraisal is an estimate of value or to put it more simply; one person's opinion of the value of your home. As we all know that opinion is not necessarily fact, it's important to know that there is no such thing as an absolute number that your home is worth

Here's what happened to one seller of mine. The buyer's appraisal of their home came in $70,000 below list price. Yikes! After hiring 3 different appraisers on the same house all 3 came back with very different "opinions" of value. After 2 weeks of convincing the banks, the buyers, and the REALTORS, I was able to sell the home for…

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Most Utahns are for High-Density Housing

Posted by Help Now on September 18th, 2015

It is expected that Utah's population will double within the next 35 years increasing to nearly 5.4 million residents. Most Utahn's will be living in the concentrated area of the Wasatch Front. More people means more houses and more cars with a limited area of land. When it comes to housing most Utahns feel like high density housing is the solution.

Tomorrow's population issues are already being addressed today and the market is reacting. We are seeing smaller lots for single family homes and more apartment complexes developing with low vacancies. There has also been a demand for more dense neighborhoods designed for walk-ability and public transit. Residents have stated that these features are essential in keeping future housing and transportation…

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Buying a Home in Sandy: Featured Listing

Posted by Help Now on July 31st, 2013

Are you considering buying a home in Sandy? If so, you should start preparing yourself for the purchase now. There are two people that you should talk to: your mortgage lender, and a local real estate agent. With help from these two people, you can prepare yourself to make an offer as soon as you find that perfect home.

If you’re thinking about buying a home in Sandy, you should definitely check out this beautiful listing.

This gorgeous 4 bedroom 4 bathroom home is a beautiful find! This beautiful home is situated on a pristine .58 acre wooded lot, at the base of the mountain peaks. This home is just a walk away from the Bonnevile Shoreline Trail and the Wasatch National Forest. This home is located in an elegant cove in the Hidden Valley…

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Beautiful Midvale Rambler

Posted by Help Now on July 5th, 2013

A beautiful brick rambler property is available now in Midvale

This beautiful home is up for grabs, this is the perfect home for single family. Has a beautiful floor plan and is move in ready, and is close to everything including: nearby gas station, grocery stores, shopping plazas, Union middle school, Midvale elementary, and Hillcrest High School. This is a great neighborhood and a great house.

This is a spacious and beautiful front living room where you can have company over and enjoy a nice warm conversation

This is a gorgeous kitchen and dining room that is very family oriented where you can cook with family and friends and then sit down and enjoy a nice family dinner

Very spacious and open family living room where you can enjoy…

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Buying a Home in Utah: Real Estate Fuels Economy

Posted by Help Now on May 31st, 2013

Are you thinking about buying a home in Utah? When it comes to great economic health, real estate is the "juice" of our economy. Everything moves together and feeds off each other. When the job market is on top of its game, that leads to more investment in construction, which provides jobs to construction companies, lumber, and other building material companies, real estate agents, and people who can finally afford to buy a home. It all works together with real estate as the initiator. So if you are considering buying a home in Utah, the market is giving you the green light to start your search. The only downside to this strong, in-motion turn for the better is the fact that people are having a harder time getting loans, many people are bidding on the…

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Tips for Buying a Short Sale in Ogden

Posted by Help Now on May 10th, 2013

Have you been searching for a short sale in Ogden? Before you do, there are a few things you should know. First of all, short sale homes are not the same as regular homes. They have a different process that require patience and diligence, so finding the right agent is essential. As you consider buying a short sale in Ogden, consider these tips to help you have an understanding of what to expect when buying a short sale in Ogden.

1. Get pre-approved, not just pre-qualified Short sale are expensive for lenders as it is, the last thing they will want to do is have a buyer fall out during escrow. Get ahead of the competition and get pre-approved. Show them you have your financial ducks in a row and that you are a serious buyer.

2. Have great…

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3 Reasons Waiting Could Cost You BIG

Posted by Help Now on February 7th, 2013

Waiting?

Everyone asks me “When is the best time to buy a home?” The answer: Before April 1st!

Waiting until after April 1st will cost you money. Big money! In fact, waiting until after April 1st could cost you at least 6% of your home purchase. That means you’ll be paying a lot more for your house!

Here are 3 reasons why you should buy before April 1st.

1.) Supply and Demand! The last time we saw our current levels of supply and demand was 2005. Do you remember what happened last time? Prices skyrocketed. Here is our situation: the supply of homes is less than 50% what it was a year and a half ago. If you've been looking at the homes for sale you've noticed that many are short sales that already have multiple offers. This means you will…

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