Living in Salt Lake City Utah with Mariah K Homes
Living in Salt Lake City Utah with Mariah K Homes
You’ve probably heard that living in Utah offers a high quality of life and beautiful landscape, we’d have to agree! If you're wondering what it is like to live in Salt Lake City, Utah and the surrounding area, this is the channel for you. Our goal is to give you a snapshot of what it is really like to live like a local in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Guide please, thank you
Low cost of living 😂😂😂 Facts, prices, don’t just compare like is cheap than…
Gosh, those homes are tiny in the beginning of the video..the homes in South Jordan look much nicer and I'm guessing much more expensive$$
Just WOW!!!
I know, right?!?🤩
Wow what an amazing home so beautiful ❤very luxurious my dream home one day in life enjoy ur day and god bless u😊
Gaming room, theater, gun room, looks like this house has it all. I would have made a few changes but that’s what building a custom home is all about, personal choices. Thank you for the tour. 😍
When can we see a parade of trailer homes episode? Didn’t know Utah had it like that!
Wow what an amazing home so beautiful ❤very luxurious my dream home in life 😊
For a 15,000+ sq ft home, the stair banister is paltry and unfit for a home of that size. Some of the details make this home appear as an oversized track home..
Adorable house. $3.5 mil to start, correct? Good job as always.
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch! This particular home was 3.5 but I have a home that is currently ready to be built in the same community for 1.8 if you are at all interested.
Raykon does amazing work…but the way people choose to spend their money. Wow. Tiny lot, in Lindon and half of the 6000 sq ft is under ground? Again, nice house but that is way too much for the lot and location.
Raykon builds beautiful homes!
Nice coverage as always! Thank you and wishing you and your family continued success!
Thank you so much, that’s so kind of you to say! Wishing you and your family all my best as well! 😊
Utah is a complete rip off!
Thanks for watching! Just curious, what states do you think of the best deals?
@@livinginslc Honestly I have been looking for about 3.5 years now and it seems like pretty much every other state in the country with the exception of California, Hawaii, New York, and Washington Seattle area....is better value than Utah. Half a million minimum for a 90s fixer upper in dangerous ugly West Valley City is beyond ridiculous. Places like Texas have so much better value for what you spend. I have loved growing up in Utah but the greed here has made the place unattainable for most.
@@neo7759 Thanks for sharing your thoughts. You’re right Utah has become so much more unaffordable which is unfortunate.
Stay away
Is this 5 million dollars home ?
Yes!
Just read Utah taxes social security?
I'm so glad I don't live in Salt Lake City anymore. There's smoggy inversions in winter, toxic dust storms in summer, gun wielding road ragers, and bigots who tried to burn my house down because I'm gay
Things that didn't happen for 100. Yes the air quality is horrible, there's not a lot of water, but burning your house down, most likely didn't happen. Here's why I'll tell you it didn't. Utah is still small enough that that would have been on every single headline and every newspaper every television show and you would have been interviewed a million times. You see people in Utah don't like hate crimes. You might have weird Mormons that don't approve of LGBTQ. But there's not that many bigots here. You just walk around with your victim mentality and think everybody's after you. But I can guarantee you your house wasn't almost burnt down. I'm in a news family and that has never been a story. Cuz it would have been if it was a man that had is house burned down or almost burnt down for being LGBTQ. Stop lying and playing a victim.
@porterschildmeyer654 I didn't go to the press because 1. I had no evidence except a small scorch mark and my own account 2. Rude people like you would harass me further about it How about you mind your business instead of picking fights with strangers?
Wow, so sorry to hear that, sounds like a terrible experience SLC for you! I hope that you have been able to find a place that is a better fit. 😊
Hello, thank you for showing all of the amazing homes from the Utah Parade of Homes. By any chance do you know where the dining table comes from? I’ve been looking for one just like it.
You’re welcome! I wish I did, you may want to reach out to the designer. The designer is Design with Maven @designwithmaven they might be able to point you in the right direction. Best of luck! 💛
I don’t understand the argument about the cost of housing. That particular problem (renting and owning) is a world wide phenomenon! Same thing with groceries, durable goods, transportation, etc. As someone that travels for work I can tell you is the same everywhere. Want cheap affordable housing? Travel back in time or move to an area no one wants to live in, but you may find without good job prospects and living in the boonies.
But even in the Salt Lake Valley you still have a lot of conservatives it's kind of half and half it's not as liberal as people think it's more half and half in the Salt Lake Valley I mean you've got probably more more conservatives actually in the suburbs but in downtown it's kind of half and half it's not as liberal as people think it is it's very much half and half and conservatism really does dominate the state which I love
106 and it's not only dry it's very similar in a lot of ways to Phoenix oh yeah now they are still hotter definitely but Utah's not that far behind lately right now in the summer as I put this comment Phoenix has only been about 12 to 13 degrees higher when we've been hitting 98 to 103 and they are about 115**
Do a video on the Layton Utah area that's where I live in oh my goodness is it booming way too fast it's growing out of control in Layton I hope you do a video on Layton
What do the winters look like? We live in St George right now and my husband works outside year round we are worried about the winters for him
Great question! Winters are cold, but a lot of people who work outside are still working outside because it is not a humid cold but a dry cold. Just curious, are you thinking about moving up this way?
Winter are horrible
oohh myy lawd!! this is sooooo beautiful I wonder how much is it for rent per month pls!!??
So glad you love this too! This home is actually not for rent but is certainly beautiful!!
Im leaving because the lack of opportunity and the bullshit political bs
Just curious where are you headed?
Great content! Need a video editor? I'll edit one video for free so you can see my work. :)
Traffic. It's insane how much traffic there is. I understand it's all crammed between the mountains and the Salt Lake, but it gets pretty congested and comes to a complete halt, bumper to bumper at certain times of the day.
Yeah, stay away
Im a political refugee from NYC . I do miss the Cigar lounges, Pizza, Nightlife, Home Wine Deliveries and conveniences of a larger city, but Utah has a plethora of outdoor and recreational activities that offset its shortcomings. The long winters will take some acclimating towards but the people are great and the quality of life is much better overall. With all of the new people moving into the state, theres a lot of new business opportunities.
Thanks for watching and for sharing your experience of living in Utah! 👍
About to do the same from NJ. Wine deliveries and Pizza is going to be missed but do you have good wine selections at the State liq stores?
Hello my frend how much is the property tax percentage every year in this house thank u ❤
Good question, if it is your primary residence it is .5% of the assessed value.
@@livinginslcthank u so much
Where is the car washing station????
@@LisaHemings It’s in the garage, I wasn’t able to get good video footage of it but it was pretty amazing!
My goodness what a beautiful home. Idk why but I often wonder how many AC units a house like that has a what the bill is a month 😂
A home like this would typically have three units, one for each floor… I would guess a typical bill would be around $250.
@livinginslc yes ma'am that's not too bad. I'm in West Texas where it's 110 degrees for 4 months straight. Bill would probably be twice that lol. But great tour and gorgeous home
@@billymadison4903 Oh wow!! That is hot!🥵 Amazing that the bills would be almost twice that, so interesting! Glad you enjoyed the home tour! 😁
This one cute but the other alright their isn't anymore just like this one and do y'all have four stackers
Love this one too!!
@livinginslc what is the epic music theme called? Please let me know.
Glad you liked it!
whatever i paid for the house sale it at same price
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u,hope and willow only people allowed there everyone else fuck off and leave
and goes for everyone underground get the fuck out now, if u dont pay me personally cash to live here get the fuck out also cause its my place
The estate plus the view. simply stunning
Stunning is right, so glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing this fabulous home with us. The indoor pool and basketball court are impressive along with the interior decorating touches.
You’re welcome! Thanks so much for watching and for sharing your thoughts. I thought this was a fabulous home as well!
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THIS HOME WAS DESIGNED FOR LIVING A GRAND BUT PEACEFUL LIFE 🏡 I ❤IT
So glad you love this home too! Well said! 👏👏
The architect matches the landscape. Stunning!
Absolutely agree!! 👍
That's actually a great price for this size of home and customization. I'll take 1/3 of that! :)
I think so too! Sounds great! Just curious, are you located here in Utah or somewhere else?
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Definitely!! 👍
✨💫#utahliving#realestate#utah💫✨ ✨I'm staying on this topic ✨💫
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Very beautiful im stopping by and looking at one from tha outside while im the .very beautiful inside as well
Agreed!! 👍
Time to move to Utah, get a dump in DC compared to this for 5+ million out here.
😂😂😂 Seriously!!!
Yes, please do not move here. We have enough population now! So many 100-plus-degree days now. So much snow in the winter. Horrible air in the winter (the reason we do not need any more people here)! Jobs are low-paying compared to other areas. Housing is out of control, and prices are astronomical.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experiences, living here in Utah.
The kitchen is a bit of a disappointment.
Really? Why is that?
@@livinginslc it didn’t look very big and grand plus I like overhead cupboards unlike the current trend.
@@kathyrothe7863 oh gotcha, so the kitchen that was mainly featured in this video was the second kitchen, which was more of the poolside kitchen. The main kitchen is very grand and we were not able to get a lot of footage of that one.
Oh yeah. Can't agree more. Where's the walk-in pantry? What's up with the "dining sofa?"
@@livinginslc That explains it.
So, I'll be the nerdy paragraph guy who talks about the benefits of grid or numbered streets. While winding or straight roads with only street names and not numbers are more pleasant, it's easy to get lost in a new area without a map or satellite navigation. Much time is spent just finding which end of Oak Street you're searching for. Or was it Oak Avenue? Or Oak Drive? Even a delivery person can mix up mail between these similar streets. Roads (both winding and in a grid) which include street numbers (with or without street names) can indicate the cardinal directions and distance from the main street or center of a town. These ensure that I won't get lost and won't need a map or sometimes questionable navigation. Think of this being organized as an XY axis quadrant. A center or main street can have any name but it exists at the zero point of an East/West or North/South axis, or perhaps where both meet at the actual center of a city. It's like a local lat/long geolocation. It's efficient. Yes, it's boring, but no other house or business or dot in the XY quadrant in that city can be confused with yours. If I'm in a city for the first time and I find myself at an intersection of a south street and an east street and am looking for 215 North 300 West, I know I need to drive northwest. No Siri is needed. As I drive, I'll see the street numbers decrease until I reach a center street or main street, then see the numbers increase as I drive further away from that zero point of the axis. I can enjoy driving along several streets from the other end of the city until I reach 300 West, without worrying if each one is the tree street or presidential street that I wanted. Once on 300 North, I do what everyone does and follow the increasing or decreasing street numbers and then the increasing or decreasing house numbers until I reach the house with 215 North as its house number. One side of the street will have odd house numbers and then even on the other side. If the street numbers are larger than 300, I know I passed it and need to turn around. So, there's my two cents. Maybe someone will enjoy reading it or maybe not.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the grid system.