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Lease Option in Logan - Newer House $1,150 Per Month

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 13:21:42 -0600

Description and Features

This newer home offers 4 bedrooms + office, living room, large family room, 2 and a half baths, and crawl space storage area. The kitchen has Knotty Alder cabinets, tile floors, an island, and pantry. Clean and in a great Logan neighborhood. Call Today! Lease Option Available: $1,150 per Month.

Bedrooms:	5
Bathrooms:	2.5
Parking Spaces:	2
Square Feet:	1832
Lot Size:	7840
Year Built:	2007
MLS #:	893355

Location

Click to view map: 736 S 1500 W Logan UT 84321

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Logan Utah Twin Home - $145,000 3bd 2bath

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:01:52 -0600

Nice twin home in Logan

Via Shane Calder - Logan Utah Real Estate (Cornerstone RE):

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Shane Calder | Cornerstone Real Estate | 435.760.2009

355 West 1140 North, North Logan, UT

This sophisticated twin home is centrally located close to shopping and new school. Neutral colors throughout. Home is well taken care of. What sets t

3BR/1.5BA Single Family House

offered at $145,000

Year Built 2004

Sq Footage 1,388

Bedrooms 3

Bathrooms 1 full, 1 partial

Floors 2

Parking 2 Car garage

Lot Size .10 acres

HOA/Maint $0 per month

see additional photos below

PROPERTY FEATURES

- Central A/C - Central heat - Walk-in closet

- Hardwood floor - Tile floor - Living room

- Dining room - Dishwasher - Refrigerator

- Stove/Oven - Microwave - Laundry area - inside

- Balcony, Deck, or Patio - Yard

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Front

Kitchen

Living Room

Master Bedroom

Kitchen2

Garage

Contact info:

Shane Calder

Cornerstone Real Estate

435.760.2009

For sale by agent/broker

Equal Opportunity Housing

Posted: Nov 16, 2009, 12:13pm PST

Tax Credit for Replacing your roof

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:57:18 -0600

Tax Credits for Replacing Your Roof

Upgrading to a qualifying energy-efficient metal or asphalt roof can cut your cooling bill as well as knock off up to $1,500 from your tax bill. Read

Visit houselogic.com for more articles like this.

Search for all homes for sale in Logan, Ut go to www.LoganUtahRealtor.com

Three Reasons Why Right Now is a GREAT Time to Buy Utah Real Estate

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:24:17 -0600

I've recently read two positive reports regarding the end of the nationwide housing crisis, and the probability of a large increase of home sales next year. Fannie Mae is saying that the housing recession has ended. Home sales are expected to rise next year by double digits, and new construction is expected to increase by more than 30% compared with this year. Utah Real Estate seems to now be about on pace with the national trends. Here are three reasons why Now is a GREAT time to buy Utah Real Estate.

Home Buying Tax Credits

The $8,000 tax credit for first time buyers has been extended through April. In addition, it has been expanded, and a $6,500 credit is available for existing homeowners wanting to buy.

Plenty of Choices for High End Real Estate

There is an oversupply of high end real estate in Northern Utah. For Utah Homes with more than 3,000 square feet; here is the inventory break down by county:

Logan Utah Real Estate: 11.58 months of inventory.

Box Elder County Real Estate: 18.6 months of inventory.

Ogden Real Estate: 11.93 months of inventory.

Davis County Utah Real Estate: 700 homes larger than 3,000 square feet for sale, 8.52 months of inventory.

Salt Lake Real Estate: 2094 active listings, 8.36 months of inventory.

Tooele Utah Real Estate: 12.14 months of inventory.

Utah County Real Estate: 8.8 months of inventory.

There are plenty of homes in the upper price ranges throughout Northern Utah, and many of these are vacant, and have been on the market for a very long time. The sellers are motivated and may accept far less than list price.

Mortgage Interest Rates will Never be this Low Again

Mortgage Rates are artifically low. Over the past 3 years, the average mortgage interest rate has been 9.1%! Currently, 30 year fixed conventional mortgages with 80% LTV are less than 5%; 15 year fixed, and 5-1 ARMS are even less! If you got a $250,000 home loan right now at 5% interest, you would have an almost identical monthly payment if you bought a home with a $200,000 mortgage loan at a 7% interest rate. The current interest rates make a huge difference in terms of affordability.

I'm a real estate professional, I make my money by selling real estate, so I might just be doing what I can to encourage people to buy now.... Or, it might really be that this winter will be the best time of your life to purchase Utah Real Estate.

Cache Valley Real Estate Market Update

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:17:00 -0600

I like the looks of this Cache Valley Real Estate sales graph compiled by Kaleb Kunz. It really shows how the number of homes sales in Cache County are improving.

Via Logan Utah Real Estate (Kaleb Kunz - Cornerstone Real Estate Professionals):

Cache Valley Real Estate Market Update: For the past 5 months home sales in Cache Valley have consistently been around 100 which is a huge improvement from the first 5 months of the year. November is also shaping up to be a great month because of the push from first time home buyers to get closed before the $8000 tax credit may end. The gap between the average list to sales price is a little wider....but this isn't showing the list - sales price of a single home....it's simply showing the average price of a home for sale in the Valley compared to the average price that homes sell for.

Please feel free to use my website at Logan Utah Real Estate to search for all homes for sale in Cache County!
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Logan Utah Real Estate - Homes Sold in October

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:07:11 -0600

Good graph compliled by Shane Calder that shows how Logan real estate sales have changed by month. It really looks like things are improving for year over year results, and we are getting out of the housing slump. The extension of the housing tax credit ought to help too.

Via Shane Calder - Logan Utah Real Estate (Cornerstone RE):

There were 41 Logan Utah homessold in the month of October. That is the 3rd highest month for 2009 just behind June and August. The Logan Utah real estate market still seems to be fairly steady. In 2009, there was an average of 34 homes sold per month. That may go down with the holiday slowdown in November and December. In November 2008, Logan Utah had 31 homes sold. We are on track to surpass that this month.

Providence Utah Real Estate - Average Days on Market

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:59:32 -0600

It looks like Providence Real Estate is on the market for a little longer than Cache Valley Real Estate as a whole. This is probably in large part because the average home in Providence is larger and more expensive than the average home in Cache County.

Via Shane Calder - Logan Utah Real Estate (Cornerstone RE):

The 2009 Providence Utah real estate market has been fairly consistent with the seasons of the market. The October average Providence Utah home stayed on the 96 days. That is the best month since March! Every other month this year besides March and October have seen average numbers over the century mark. Hopefully this trend continues downward.

Providence Utah Real Estate - Home Price Per Square Foot

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:55:24 -0600

Some insight on Providence Utah Real Estate trends provided by my good buddy and collegue Shane Calder.

Via Shane Calder - Logan Utah Real Estate (Cornerstone RE):

Providence Utah real estate price per square foot has been extremely up and down over the past year. Surprisingly, January and February were the highest months this year with $99 per square foot each month. There were only 4 Providence Utah homes sold in January and 3 sold in February. The reason why the price per square foot was so high is that the homes that were sold were higher end, newer homes. The average Providence Utah home price per square foot for 2009 is $86 so far.

Logan Utah Real Estate - Price Per Square Foot October

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:52:44 -0600

It does look like Logan Real Estate prices are staying pretty stable though. The price per square footage is clearly down from a year ago, but it's been pretty consistent over the last few months.

Via Shane Calder - Logan Utah Real Estate (Cornerstone RE):

The October price per square foot for Logan Utah Real Estateis $83. That is slightly up from September's $82 and matches the yearly average at $83 per square foot. The price per square foot has up and down this year depending on how many sales there have been. When Logan Utah homesales are down like in February and March, the price per square foot seems to drop as well. It's a good thing I listened to my Economics professor in college....

Market Update - Logan Utah Real Estate

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:44:35 -0600

According to Kalebs graphs, the average sales time for Logan Homes is steadily going up. Even though inventory is down, and home sales up, there are still a lot of homes that have been on the market for a long time that are just now selling.

Via Logan Utah Real Estate (Kaleb Kunz - Cornerstone Real Estate Professionals):

Here's the current market up date for the Logan Utah Real Estate market. The number of homes sold is up slightly from last month.....but overall has been very consistent throughout the year. The average sales price for Logan Homes is down along with the time of sale going up a little more than the average has been. A large number of these sold homes have been to first time home buyers because of the $8000 tax credit offer from the Government.....which is under vote now to possibly be extended past the November 30 deadline.

Please feel free to use my website at Logan Utah Real Estate to search for all homes for sale in Cache County!
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October was a Good Month for Logan Real Estate

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:41:05 -0600

October was a good month for real estate in Logan Utah, the third best month of the year to be exact. For Cache County as a whole, we broke triple digits for the number of homes sold. Home sales were up by 10% compared with last month, and up by more than 6% compared with October of last year.

From an analysis of the home sales statistics, it is obvious that a good number of the home buyers during October were first time home buyers who wanted to take advantage of the $8,000 first time buyer tax credit that was scheduled to expire at the end of the month. First time buyers generally by the smaller, less expensive Logan Homes. During the month we saw, the lowest average sold price in years, as well as the smallest average square footage per homes in over six years.

It's still a great time to buy Logan Utah Real Estate, so contact a Cornerstone Real Estate Professional today.

Have a Vacant Home You're Trying to Sell? Consider Home Tending

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:25:32 -0500

Yesterday at our weekly office meeting we had representatives of Prestige Home Tending come tell us about their services. This caught me as a great idea, something that can be very valuable for people who have already relocated and are still trying to sell, as well as for people who want really cheap rent for really nice homes.

Right now there are thousands of vacant homes in Utah, especially of the more expensive variety. Vacant Homes sell slower, get more low ball offers, are more suseptible to vandalism, and can be substantially more expensive to insure.

One solution to overcoming vacant home syndrome is to get people to live in them. With Prestige Home Tending this costs the sellers nothing, but gives them a lived in, professionally staged home, and someone to take care of it.

Here are some of the things having home tenders does:

It makes the home alive.
Saves them money on:
Utilities
Lawn care
Snow shoveling
Lower home owners insurance. A non occupied home insurance averages 6 times more than an occupied home.
Less chance of vandalism
Catch problems before they become a crisis, such as water line breaks or damages.
Enhances curb appeal

Prestige home tending makes sure they get qualified, responsible tenders. To qualify as home tender, applicants must pass furniture checks, ensuring that their furniture is professional enough to accomplish staging purposes, as well as background checks. The home tending companies also perform random weekly checks to make sure the home is always in tip top condition and ready for home showings at a moments notice. Home tenders are employees and will move the people out if there are any problems.

The owners of Prestige Home Tending also own a moving company, Smooth Movers, and will provide moving services for the home tenders. Prestige home tending is currently available for Cache Valley Homes, Brigham City Homes, Weber County Homes, and Davis County Utah Homes.

BE CAREFUL - Blogging Can Make You the BAD GUY

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 15:34:30 -0500

On ActiveRain, we always here success stories about agents who see their business skyrocket because of their blogging efforts. However, the results of blogging aren't always good.

A few months back I wrote a blog post about how Cache Valley Real Estate is changing. About how it's not nearly as rural a place as it was when I visited it as a child. The Cache Valley area recently reached the 100,000 population mark, officially making it a "metro area." In this article I also talked about how there are still very rural areas in Cache Valley. I thought my article was very positive, but apparently I am the bad guy. Here is a comment I got from that post the other day:

"Mr. Alen Barker Why are you trying to destroy the farm land in Cache Valley? We already have more people hear then I or anyone else that lives out in the country wants. So I would rely appreciate it if you did not try and give me neighbors that i do not want, and push me out of business as a farmer by buying the the land that I have to have at development prices that i can not afford. You don't care about this because you have only lived here for three years and you live in Logan where you are already surrounded by houses. You don't know what it usede to be like, or the beauty that you are destroying by promoting this. It is not somthing that can be shared. My great grandpa came here in his early twenties to farm and that is what my family have been doing ever since. It breaks my heart to see the land get covered up by houses."

I guess we can't always be winners by blogging.

Cache County Real Estate Comparison for the Third Quarter

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:14:18 -0500

For the first half of the year, Cache Valley Real Estate sales were down compared with 2008. During the third quarter, they were also down, but less down. Sounds a bit like the national unemployment statistics. The third quarter is traditionally has the highest volume of real estate sales in Cache Valley.

Well during the third quarter of this year, Cache Valley Ut Home Sales were down 5.65%. 317 Cache County Homes sold compared with 336 during the same period last year. Home sales during the second quarter were down by 12.5% and during the first quarter were down 14.09%, so we are seeing improvement.

Third Quarter Cache Valley Utah Real Estate prices were also down compared with July-August of last year. The median sold price of Homes in Cache County was $166,727, down 3.63% from last years Q3 median sales price of $173,000. The average sold price of $187,075 was down 3.5% compared with last year. While the year over year Q3 comparison was down, both the median and average home prices were actually up compared with the second quarter of this year. Prices for Logan Utah Real Estate may have already bottomed out.

Big Brother (Your MLS) is Watching You...

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 02:35:08 -0500

At approximately 5:45 this evening I started listening to an audio book 1984. From the first 5 chapters I've listened to, 1984 is about a controlling government that tries to eliminte anything that stands in the way of their power. "Big Brother" maintains this control with a constant watch on everyone. They teach youth to turn in anyone who might have opinions different from "the party" and then vaporize the offender. They even go so far as to elimate words from the dictionary and destroy true history so that they are the only source of information.

Although this book is a work of fiction, the parallels of power corruption are real, and alive in our real estate world!

At about 10:00, I checked my email and saw that my broker had forwarded this email to me from "Big Brother."

It has come to the attention of WFR that you are operating a website located at http://www.utahrealestate4sale.com that is not in compliance with the Policies and Procedures of Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. Section 31 (e):

31. Prohibitions.

e. Use of MLS. No subscriber may use the terms “MLS”, “Multiple Listing Service”, or any similar terms,

i. in any way that is misleading,

ii. in any trade name, trademark, domain name, uniform resource locator, email addresses or telephone number, unless the context clearly indicates that the use is not in connection with a multiple listing service or the advertising, marketing, and sale of real estate, and except to identify a multiple listing service as the source of listings being displayed, or the Subscriber as a subscriber to or participant in a multiple listing service,

iii. to state, suggest, or imply that the Subscriber is or operates a multiple listing service, unless Subscriber in fact operates a multiple listing service,

iv. to state, suggest, or imply that a multiple listing service provides services to the public, including advertising listings to the public, or that the Subscriber grants access to the public to a multiple listing service, except that Subscriber may (a) refer to the display of IDX Listings www.UtahRealEstate.com, or any replacement website, or similar websites operated by other multiple listing services, (b) state that Subscriber may include listings in a multiple listing service, (c) state that the listing will be available for advertising as an IDX Listing, and (d) otherwise identify the services Subscriber may provide as a result of Subscriber’s participation in a multiple listing service.

Okay, it might just be me, I might just be an idiot, but my understanding of the term MLS is obviously different than WFR's version of MLS. My definition of MLS is something like this:

"The database of information cooperating real estate agents use to pool their listings together for the benefit of buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals"

Now my definition of MLS Listings would be something like this:

"Real Estate listings by all cooperating local brokerages, all properties listed for sale, not just a brokerage, but excluding for sale by owner listings."

Now on my website, the reason big brother is threatening to vaporize me is because it says,

View Utah Real Estate MLS Listings

My reason for having this as the text link to my IDX search page wasn't because I was trying to mislead people into believing that I am the UTAH MLS. I was just trying to say in six words or less, "View Home, Land, and Multi Family, listings of all properties in Utah that are listed by cooperating real estate agents who post their listings on the Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service, not just the listings of Cornerstone Real Estate Professionals, but all the different brokerages, and these listings don't include For Sale by Owner property listings either."

Now Monday when I get to my office, I will change the term because as much as I hate to admit it, I rely on the MLS. If they vaporized me, my family might starve.

So why does "big brother" care so much? Why does it matter to them that I use the term "MLS Listings" on my website? Does the general public even know or use the word MLS? Do the seceretly covet MLS's and do all they can to get their mouse on one? WFR suggestests I use the term "IDX listings" instead. Regardless of what they call them, aren't they the same properties? It seems to me thats what the what the consumer wants. They just want to see online homes for sale with as much information as possible.

The answer is that MLS's feel that if we use their precious term, we are diminishing the power of it. By eliminating words from our dictionary, err marketing vocabulary, they have the power.... If they can get us to turn each other in for failing to adhere to the "MLS Policies and Procedures", then they are gaining allies that will help them maintain their iron fisted monopolistic rule.

So next time you are tempted to use the term "MLS Listings" remember, BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU. There might be hope, their might be a solution to overcome the will of Big Brother, but that answer will have to come from someone else because I'm only on chapter 5.

More Starter Homes Selling in Logan

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 16:59:18 -0500

Summer is the busiest time for real estate sales in Cache Valley. From June 1st through the end of August 2009 home sales were almost identical to home sales numbers in 2008. The difference, is in the type of homes that sold. The average sold price for Cache Valley Homes in 2009 was down 6.28%. The median home sold price was down 4.52%. This doesn't necessarily mean that home values are down this much, what this shows us is that the lower priced homes are the ones selling. I broke home sales down into four categories typical for Cache County Homes. These are generalizations, and just categories put together by price. Homes less than $120,000, I considered Low End Homes. Homes for Sale between $120,001-and $180,000 are Starter Homes, $180,001-$250,000 are Moderate Homes, $250,000-$400,000 are classified as High End Homes, and Homes above $250,000 I classified as Luxury Homes. This year home sales of the "Low End" and "Starter Homes" were up by about 10%. Many of these home sales can be attributed to the $8,000 first time home buyer tax credit. Home Sales for All other price ranges was down. Only 3% of the homes that sold during the summer were "Luxury Homes," however, nearly 12% of the active Logan Home Listings are in the Luxury Home price range. This represents a huge surplus in the Luxury inventory. Click Here if you want to see the pie charts showing the differences.

July Weber County Home Sales Sluggish

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 17:17:32 -0500

During July, Weber County Real Estate sales were down by more than 19% compared with last year, and were even down 9.47% from last month. Sales prices in Weber County was also down by 5.36% compared with July of last year. There are currently 2261 Homes for sale in Weber County Utah. Including Ogden Real Estate, North Ogden Real Estate, Roy Ut Real Estate, Pleasant View Real Estate, Farr West Real Estate, Harrisville Real Estate, Riverdale Real Estate, West Haven Real Estate, and the other communities in Weber County.

At the pace homes sold during July, Weber County has more than eight months of of active inventory.

Logan Utah Home Showing Hotline 435-227-5595

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:35:40 -0500

One of the most frustrating things for potential buyers entering the home buying experience is that they can't get hold of a Realtor to show them the homes they want to see. Let's be honest, today's home shopping experience involves getting a very good idea of what you are interested in looking at by viewing online real estate listings.

At this point in the home buying process, buyers don't usually realize the convenience and importance of using a buyers agent. One agent who will represent the buyer through the entire home buying process.

I get calls all the time from people who say they've tried talking to several different Realtors, none of who answered their phones. I'm usually pretty good about answering my phone, but occasionally I am sleeping, out of service area, or left my cell phone ringer on.

Well, at Cornerstone we have created a way to ensure that you can always get a competent, available, Logan real estate agent to show you the homes you want to see.

You simply have to call our home showing hotline number: (435) 227-5595

This number will then forward your call to the cell phones of six top quality Cornerstone Real Estate Agents. Which ever one answers fastest, and is available gets the call. I have only allowed the very best buyers agents to be in this program. These are agents that I would use myself.

This ensures that you can talk to a quality real estate agent whenever you want to for home showings in Cache Valley anywhere from Paradise to Lewiston Utah.

So, if you are a potential home buyer looking for Homes in Cache Valley, and are ready to start looking, remember you only have to make one phone call, and we will hook you up.

Has the Cache Valley Real Estate Market Hit Bottom Yet?

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 17:37:41 -0500

Real Estate sales along the Wasatch Front from Davis County to Provo appear to be on the rise. Real Estate in Ogden, Box Elder County, and Cache Valley on the other hand look like they still have some work to do. It's still a buyers market here, and looks like it will continue to be for the rest of this year.

The deceiving thing is that Real Estate in Northern Utah never really boomed, and it also never really crashed. Real Estate for the Cache Valley, Brigham City and most of the Ogden Valley markets had above average increases, and now above average decreases. The real estate market this decade has been like a giant ocean with a rippling wave effect. Here in Northern Utah, we have only had little ripples.

For July, home sales in Cache County have were at their lowest level for July since 2003. The good news is that the number of homes on the market has decreased. There are currently 833 residential homes for sale in Cache Valley. At July's home sales pace, Cache Valley has nearly nine months of real estate inventory.

For more details visit the Logan Real Estate Market Conditions Blog

Box Elder County Real Estate Market Outlook

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:00:54 -0500

The Box Elder County Real Estate market isn't looking as good as other portions of the state. Through the first 7 months of the year, Box Elder County home sales are down 35% compared to the same months last year. At this sales pace, Box Elder County has more than 13 months of active real estate inventory.

So far in 2009, 78 Brigham City Homes have sold, there are 105 Brigham City home listings on the market giving Brigham City 9.42 months of active inventory. There are only 6 Brigham City Condos for sale, and only two that have sold this year, so this statistic is pretty meaningless.

Tremonton's 2009 home sales are less than half of what they were just a year ago. There is also a good high number of Tremonton homes on the market 109, giving Tremonton more than 18 months of active inventory. Garland is in a similar situation, only on a smaller scale. There are just 25 Homes for Sale in Garland Utah.

Box Elder County Homes in Willard and Perry are the most expensive in the County. Willard Utah Home sales are actually up this year while Home sales in Perry are down. The homes for sale in Willard have a median list price of $261,400. Perry Utah Homes have a median list price at almost $270,000.

Home Sales for Rural Box Elder County are also way down. The median price of Rural Box Elder County Homes for sale is $209,000. Over the past two years the average sold price for the rural communities was in the $140,000's.

Lighthouse Pointe Model Home Now Open

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:00:04 -0500

The model home and sales office at Bear Lake Lighthouse are now open.

This is a great community with affordable recreation and second homes. When you're up for Raspberry Days stop by the model home for a free Raspberry shake.

Lots are going fast, and there are special incentives for those ready to build, like free recreational vehicles, atv's, fourwheelers, and a paddle boat. You can also see the model home when you view the Bear Lake Parade of homes.

See more details by visiting: www.bearlakelighthouse.com

The Bear Lake Lighthouse community is listed by Cornerstone Real Estate Professionals of Northern Utah.

North Salt Lake, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 15:54:16 -0500

North Salt Lake Real Estate was one of the few to see an increase in number of homes sold. When it comes to sold price, North Salt Lake was quite a bit worse than the county average. Median sold price decreased 9.32% and average sold price decreased 31.66%. North Salt Lake is currently the city with the highest markups on price in the county.

Layton, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 15:26:01 -0500

One of the larger decreases in number of homes sold was experienced in Layton. Number sold went from 228 to 191 which is still actually more than what any other Davis County city sold. Sold price of Layton Real Estate also decreased. Median price decreased 2.61% and average price decreased 4.35%. Current inventory is almost 7 months and there are more than double the amount of homes in Layton for sale than there are in any other city.

Kaysville, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 15:02:05 -0500

Real Estate in Kaysville experienced the largest increase in number of homes sold, increasing 32%. Median sold price of Kaysville homes also increased but average sold price decreased 18.57%. Kaysville currently has 158 listings and 6.4 months of inventory.

Farmington, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Alan Barker - Utah Homes (Cornerstone Real Estate) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 11:53:59 -0500

Farmington went from selling 44 homes to selling 41. Median sold price of Farmington Real Estate decreased 4% but average sold price increased about 4%. Today's median home prices are in the mid 300's and average prices are in the mid 400's. With 139 active listings, inventory in Farmington is 10 months.

Homes for Sale/ Utah Market conditions Blog

Lease Option in Logan - Newer House $1,150 Per Month

Logan Utah Twin Home - $145,000 3bd 2bath

Tax Credit for Replacing your roof

Tax Credits for Replacing Your Roof

Three Reasons Why Right Now is a GREAT Time to Buy Utah Real Estate

Home Buying Tax Credits

Plenty of Choices for High End Real Estate

Mortgage Interest Rates will Never be this Low Again

Cache Valley Real Estate Market Update

Logan Utah Real Estate - Homes Sold in October

Providence Utah Real Estate - Average Days on Market

Providence Utah Real Estate - Home Price Per Square Foot

Logan Utah Real Estate - Price Per Square Foot October

Market Update - Logan Utah Real Estate

October was a Good Month for Logan Real Estate

Have a Vacant Home You're Trying to Sell? Consider Home Tending

BE CAREFUL - Blogging Can Make You the BAD GUY

Cache County Real Estate Comparison for the Third Quarter

Big Brother (Your MLS) is Watching You...

View Utah Real Estate MLS Listings

More Starter Homes Selling in Logan

July Weber County Home Sales Sluggish

Logan Utah Home Showing Hotline 435-227-5595

Has the Cache Valley Real Estate Market Hit Bottom Yet?

Box Elder County Real Estate Market Outlook

Lighthouse Pointe Model Home Now Open

North Salt Lake, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Layton, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Kaysville, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Farmington, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09