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Utah Housing Market Shifts as Sellers Cut Prices on Wasatch Front

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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In five counties along Utah’s Wasatch Front—Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah, and Weber—sellers have become more likely to cut the price of their homes as summer turned to fall, according to recent reports from Movoto. The share of homes listed below their original asking price jumped significantly between July and September. Mike Hancock, a licensed Realtor and associate broker with Century 21 Everest Realty, noted that sellers may still perceive the market as a seller’s market when it is not.

From sltrib.com

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The trend of sellers adjusting prices reflects increasing buyer selectivity, high interest rates, and overall economic uncertainty. This shift suggests the market is moving away from a purely seller-driven environment toward a more buyer-friendly dynamic.

From sltrib.com

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  • Mike HancockLicensed Realtor and associate broker with Century 21 Everest Realty
  • CenturyReal estate brokerage brand operating in the market

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