Hi Brooklyn, I am in the Salt Lake area as well.

I can tell you in columbus submarkets most of the new construction growth is actually not west. most of the zips I added are between gahanna, buckeye lake, and lancaster, and then up north towards Ostrander and mansfield. these are markets that never build and sold 5 homes before until the last few years.

@David B.It's interesting to learn about your real estate investment experiences and your intention to concentrate more on Salt Lake City (SLC) local transactions.

Let tenants know today you aren’t raising rents this year, and have them renew their leases today instead of waiting for their lease to come due.My home market of Nashville (and in Salt Lake, Austin, Jacksonville, Orlando) already had much supply come on the market in 2023 and weathered it well, so perhaps in those cities you have to be less active in managing your portfolio (ostensibly you did this last year).

Hi I'm new to bigger pockets and I'd like to introduce myself. My names Peyton and I'm a licensed Utah agent working to help investors find their next flip or rental. I'm looking to find more local Utah Investors to h...

I explain it as rocks falling in small ponds that barely ripple versus warm belt states where giant boulders drop in the lake causing massive ripples (growth) throughout the states.

@Nicholas AiolaThx in advance and really appreciate the help.I own 3 STRs in South Lake Tahoe CA.

Originally posted by @Randa Lake:@Vamsi Boddu Congrats on joining the Columbus market!

Like Gary and Lake Station.  

I used to live in Salt Lake years ago.