Utah Housing Crisis: Why Zoning Reform Matters in 2025
Utah’s housing market is at a breaking point. Affordability has become a daily struggle for many families across Salt Lake City, Cedar City, and Hurricane. During the 2025 legislative session, lawmakers took aim at the problem — but most zoning reform bills failed to pass.
Read MoreWhy You Should Sell Your Home This Summer in Southern Utah
Thinking of selling? Discover why the summer 2025 real estate market in Southern Utah gives homeowners the biggest home value boost. Learn how buyer demand, school calendars, and curb appeal can work in your favor.
The Economic Importance of Nightly Rentals in Brian Head
Brian Head is more than just a scenic mountain town—it’s one of Iron County’s most valuable assets, attracting thousands of visitors each year for skiing, hiking, and mountain getaways. Behind its charm, however, is a strong housing economy that relies heavily on the ability for homeowners to offer their properties as nightly rentals.
Recently, there have been discussions in Brian Head regarding the regulation or possible restriction of nightly rentals, particularly in single-family homes. As a community-focused real estate professional, I think it’s important to share why these rentals matter so much—not just for homeowners, but for the town’s overall success.
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Short-Term Rentals in Cedar City: A Guide to Regulations, Licensing, and Community Engagement
Transforming unused space into a short-term rental may seem straightforward, but it involves more than what initially meets the eye. Before diving into the world of short-term rentals, one must navigate through numerous considerations. These range from renovation costs, ensuring the safety and security of the property, to the intricacies of marketing, taxation, and even obtaining the necessary licenses. In Cedar City, specific business regulations and licensing requirements are set for short-term rentals, emphasizing the need for due diligence.
Read MoreIron County April 2023 Real Estate Market Stats
The real estate market in Iron County, Utah has been heating up in recent months, and April 2023 was no exception. According to the latest market stats from InWest Title, home sales and prices continued to rise, while inventory remained tight.
In April 2023, a total of 150 homes were sold in Iron County, which represents a 25% increase compared to the same month last year. The median sales price also rose by 12% to reach $325,000. This suggests that the demand for homes in Iron County remains strong, despite the ongoing pandemic and economic uncertainty.
Read MoreBest Mexican Restaurants In Cedar City Utah
Cedar City, Utah may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of Mexican food, but it's home to some hidden gems that are definitely worth a visit.
Here are some of the best Mexican restaurants in Cedar City.
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Cedar City Council Meeting - 4/21/2022
Weekly scheduled public City Council meetings for Cedar City, UT
