Where I work
Know the place before you buy the house.
Each Utah county has its own character. Here's a quick guide to the ones I know best.
Wasatch County
“Heart of the Wasatch Back”
Heber Valley is where I live. Wide open valley floor, Timpanogos standing guard to the west, and a pace of life that still lets you wave to your neighbors.
Explore → Kamas, Oakley, Coalville, Park CitySummit County
“Gateway to the Uintas”
From Park City slopes to the quiet ranch country of Kamas and Oakley, Summit County has a place for almost every kind of mountain dream.
Explore → Old Town, Snyderville Basin, Deer Valley areaPark City
“Come Here for the Winter, Stay for the Summer”
Most people arrive for the snow. The ones who stay discover the trails, the festivals, and the golden evenings of a mountain summer.
Explore → Orem, Springville, Provo, LehiUtah County
“Family City USA and Art City”
Orem calls itself Family City USA, and Springville is proudly Art City. Both sit at the foot of the mountains with plenty of room for a growing household.
Explore → Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, HolladaySalt Lake County
“Crossroads of the West”
The state's urban center, with canyons, culture and nearly every housing style within a short drive of one another.
Explore → Tooele, Grantsville, Stansbury ParkTooele County
“So Much, So Close”
Open sky, space to breathe and a short drive to the Salt Lake Valley. I served as past President of the Tooele County Association of REALTORS®.
Explore → Bountiful, Farmington, Layton, KaysvilleDavis County
“Between the Lake and the Mountains”
Davis County is where I grew up, a strip of established neighborhoods tucked between the Great Salt Lake and the Wasatch.
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