Utah Condos - Real Estate, High Rise Condominiums, Downtown Salt Lake City Condominiums, Townhouses, Towers, Condo Realtor

The downtown Salt Lake City condo market activity is slowing. Data for the past four years, comparing year-to-date (YTD) figures, show that the condo market demand is down, supply is up and prices are up. The study examines four key zip codes constituting the downtown area of Salt Lake City, Utah.

Conclusion:  Current market conditions favor condo buyers due to good supply and relatively low demand. Prices continue to chart upward, ensuring the condo buyer's investment will increase in value. Current low interest rates favor buyers who are ready to purchase now. Condo sellers are willing to negotiate prices with buyers.

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The condo market near the University of Utah is slowing in sales activity but continues to grow in higher prices. Using year-to-date (YTD) figures for the past four years, the condo market adjacent to the U of U shows that demand is down the past two years, supply is up for each of the four years and prices are up for each of the four years. Five adjacent zip code sales figures were used in the market study for condominiums in the vicinity of the U in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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The student condominium market at BYU is in good supply. Currently there are 78 properties listed on the market as "BYU approved" by student off-campus housing. Parents who contemplate investing in their students housing while at the same time in the real estate market have a good selection.

Prices for currently listed properties on the market start at $124,900 for a one bedroom, one bath condo with 695 sf and built in 1997. This condo is BYU approved for couples. At the other end of the price spectrum is a $229,000 priced, 5 bedroom, 4 bath home with 2,488 square feet built in 1970.

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Condo prices in Utah are increasing in two key cities - Bountiful and Ogden while falling in Park City. Heber City, Provo, Saint George, Salt Lake City and Tooele saw condominium prices remaining flat. This study examined figures collected the past 365 days from May 31, 2008. Eight key cities where examined, each city located in separate counties.

Tooele has the lowest median condo price at $134,900 and Park City with the highest at $325,000. Bountiful has the shortest selling time with an average of only 37 days. Heber City has the longest selling time at 150 days but also has the fewest selling condos at only 6 condominiums for the past year.

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Downtown Salt Lake City Condos - Residential properties in high rise towers, condominiums & townhouses in Salt Lake City, Utah. 

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