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the Utah real estate, construction, housing and more!Life in the Valley Magazine offers information on the following areas: Utah Housing Market Residential
construction led the way with a record $3.6 billion in new
construction. The number of permits issued for homes, condominiums,
manufactured homes, cabins and apartment units exceeded 24,000,
also a record. New single-family homes totaled 17,724, which
broke the long-standing record of 17,424, set way back in
1977. [ more
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Utah
Apartments The
apartment vacancy rate in Salt Lake County at 2004 year-end
was 5.7 percent, down from 8.6 percent at year-end in 2003.
Job growth in 2004 helped propel modest growth in rentals
during the last year. [ more
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Utah
Commercial Real Estate
The Utah Commercial Real Estate Symposium 2005 predicts the
absorption of existing product will continue in 2005, lease
rates and sales prices will continue to increase, build-to-suit
buildings will become more prevalent, higher construction
costs and land prices will strongly influence lease rates
and sales prices, and developers will reappear in late 2005
to take positions for 2006 and 2007. [ more
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Utah
Office Real Estate
According to the Year End 2004 Market Review of Commerce CRG,
Cushman & Wakefield Alliance, the Salt Lake office market
showed solid signs of recovery during 2004. Building on a
turnaround that began in the latter part of 2003, the market
gained momentum and continued to improve. [ more
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Utah
Retail Real EstatePrivate,
Utah-based retail developers have reappeared in the market
with new projects.
Utah
Industrial Real EstateIn the recent past, owner/user development was the driving force behind many of the new projects; however, local developers have become more aggressive in controlling development property and driving new development. [ more .. ] Industrial
vacancy declined from 10.50 percent to 8.49 percent over the
course of 2004, fueled primarily by the expansions undertaken
by local and regional tenants who already have a presence
in the marketplace. [ more
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