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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Jordan Atkin
  • Developer
  • SLC, UT
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SLC Market Change

Jordan Atkin
  • Developer
  • SLC, UT
Posted

The market is changing. Are you? 

Here in Salt Lake Lake City the market is slowing significantly.

Is this the same slowing down that we experienced last year at this time or is it something bigger?

SLC hit its peak in June of this year and has been on a steady downward slide since. 

The Fed is said to be raising interest rates a 1/4 of a point in early 2016, will this have an effect? No one knows for sure and with the upcoming election most think we aren't on track for a "correction." 

But its been significant enough in my business that I wanted to bring it to your attention.

If your in Utah and have a home on the market, reduce the price and get ahead of whats coming up.

Start working your system more effectively so that your not caught with your pants down if something bigger is on the horizon.  

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