Finding Home In Utah: Northern Utah Is Seeing a Commercial Real Estate Boom

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Northern Utah Is Seeing a Commercial Real Estate Boom

Perry Van Schelt and David Rindlisbach [CC BY-SA]

Click Here to Read the Article (it's really, really good) ➜ Northern Utah Is Seeing A Commercial Real Estate Boom

This headline could be "Weber & Davis Counties Relocate to be Closer to Salt Lake." Ok, ok, I kid. That's kind of an inside joke. You know, like it's a 30-minute drive from Ogden to Salt Lake, but 10-years from SLC to Ogden. So this article sums up what we Northerners have always known. Our long-game comes with a plan. And we're in it to win it.

PS We're bringing Box Elder with us.

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Kim Novak, Broker/Owner, Novak Advantage Real Estate

A Veteran-Owned, Woman-Owned Real Estate Brokerage

Call or Text: (801) 726-1443 Email: kim@novakadvantage.com

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