Cody Steck is YOUR Utah Realtor! As a long time Realtor, and real estate investor, Cody has a strong understanding of the real estate market for the Salt Lake Metro area and the entire Wasatch Front. Born and raised here in Utah, Cody knows the ins and outs of each city and neighborhood (including having lived in numerous different cities and homes himself) and can help guide you to purchase the right home, in the right city, that meets your lifestyle.
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Yep, there’s no denying it’s a great place to live based on what you mentioned and what I have seen. Traffic is definitely one of the big disadvantages around here right now as I really think they need to get some roads building for the next few years as traffic is a nightmare here.
I currently live at the Aster, an affordable downtown housing complex completed a little over a year ago. 2 bd, 2 ba for just over $1,900/mo. If I could purchase it for about $250k, I would do it in a heartbeat.
A company is scouting me for an HVAC job and they want to fly me out there. I'm a single father with a young daughter and I'm just a little nervous saying yes but this is a great opportunity since I'm still a beginner. Any tips that weren't in the video that you might think are useful I would be grateful.
Hi - is Salt Lake City a multicultural place like seeing people from all over ? for example will you find Indian stores or Jamaican restaurants around ?
I'm debating about making a trip to the Ogden and SLC area to check it out as a potential place to move to. I guess my main concerns are what I've heard about the air quality kind of not being super great when a storm rolls by due to the mountains. And of course how the states government has been influenced by religious leaders. Is anyone able to comment on those two concerns?
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I moved here in 1990 I have a really good job for 20 years and I got my right leg amputated up to the hip I'm in a wheelchair Utah's not very wheelchair friendly the sidewalks are terrible a lot of the businesses you can't even get into cuz you're in a wheelchair all the doctors I've had them been good I'm not the kind of person to ask anybody for help and everything on my own I live alone I used to have a lot of people in my life but since I've been putting this wheelchair I have no friends no more 64 years before I had my leg amputated I want to ride my mountain bike 30 to 50 mi a day to be strong and stay in shape life is hard in a wheelchair I used to never stay home now I always stay home I live downtown salt lake the sidewalker are terrible I'm usually in the bike Lanes in my wheelchair a lot of people I have no consideration for people in wheelchairs
I am terrified of moving to Utah….but my husband has decided we have to go…. I just cannot find an area that I like….and I am so scared about the air quality…..😢
It's an amazing area. Make a trip out here to explore and see what you think. Lehi is one of the best cities here to be honest. Let me know if I can help in any way!
Yeah!! I love Einstein Bagels. If you work remote it is one of the best places to be, but if you have to commute, it's a bit rough, and trending in the wrong direction
Hi Cody! My wife and I are looking to finish our working careers and retire somewhere but allergies are an issue. How is the allergy situation in Provo? Or can you recommend somewhere. My friend moved to SLC but we are more into nature. Thank you:)
Hi @michaelm2502, great question! The allergies will be mostly the same regardless of where you move. Of course if you are next to an open field they will likely be worse, but in the suburbs, they are all mostly the same. I get spring allergies from about middle of May through early July, but then they go away. Lots of people are in a similar situation actually. I'd recommend coming out and seeing what it is like for you.
To further clarify on this video, I still believe that Saratoga Springs is one of the best cities in the metro area. You get large, new, amazing homes, at a relatively fair price with amazing views all across the area. However, the traffic and lack of infrastructure planning in the area is a negative that you have to consider as a trade off. As always, thanks for watching!
Depends who you ask. The median wage here is higher than average. Cost of housing is high, but our other costs are about the national average. A "good wage" in my opinion would be $80k+ to be honest.
This is an absolutely useless video what applies to Utah that doesn't apply in literally any state like all you said was you want to live in the country just be sure you understand your in the country 😮
There are too many people moving here. Real estate is insane. 1 mill for a crap house. We dont want more people ruining our state!! Stop these videos please
Moved to Utah from SoCal in December 09. Never looked back! First thing I did: got my CCL. Plus among other accomplishments and experiences: I got to ride my ATV up to the state capitol. Got helicopter skiing/boarding mission, rode the sand dunes of Little Sahara on a Fourtrax with paddle tires, having an Uber take me and my mountain bike to Alta where from there I just coast back home. Really cool place!
lived here for almost 4 years. people are entitled and live in a bubble and dont understand that the world is not so easy in other places. they are delusional and think they are better than others
When looking at older houses, what build years would be the oldest recommended? When I look at houses on Zillow, I typically look for houses built no older than 2014.
Depends on what you are comfortable with. The general ranges are 1900-1960's , then 1960-1980's, then 1990-2014 or so, and then 2017- present. Lots of code updates and style changes during this time.
would love to see a vid specifically on areas with good proximity to byu. eagle mountain , springville, provo etc. some more quiet/private spots and what kinds of transport would be needed, lifestyle, weather etc. safety at nighttime for travel home if you are having night classes.
