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Sky Harbor Apartments
Ideal downtown location! Swimming pool, clubhouse, and spa! Covered parking!
Salt Lake City UT, 84116
Brick Stone Apartments on 33rd
Salt Lake's Newest Luxury Apartments. Our GATED COMMUNITY offers washers and dryers in every apartment home. Come home to stainless steel appliances, plush landscaping, and the BEST floor plans in the state!
Salt Lake City UT, 84115
Brookwood Park
Close to Downtown. Large closet space. Close to trax. After Hours Information Line (801) 654-5456 Call or Text!
West Valley City UT, 84120
Aldara Apartments
Welcome to your brand new home, the only luxury apartment located in the prestigious Saratoga Springs! On the northern shores of Utah Lake, you are surrounded by breathtaking scenery and beautiful views of the Wasatch mountain range. With gourmet kitchens, oversized garages, a plethora of amenities you won't find anywhere else, and a location convenient to shopping, dining, and outdoor activities we know you'll be impressed. Call today! Opened Now!
Saratoga Springs UT, 84045
Cottonwood Apartments
Fabulous East Holladay Area, Gated Community for your privacy, Wood burning fireplaces make you feel right at home, Convenient Location to the Greater Salt Lake Area!
Salt Lake City UT, 84117
Eastgate At Greyhawk
Shopping, Dining, and Entertainment Just Outside Your Front Door
Layton UT, 84040
Liberty Landing
Washer and dryer included..Direct access garage. Detached also available..New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and townhomes.
West Jordan UT, 84084
Riverwalk Luxury Apartments
Brand New Luxury Apartment Homes...Washer/Dryer in Every Unit, Granite Throughout, 9ft or Vaulted Ceilings, Garages available...24 Hour Fitness Center, Pool, Spa, Game Room, Internet Cafe', Volleyball, Basketball, Playgrounds
Midvale UT, 84047
Meadowbrook Station
Salt Lake's luxury apartment homes. Come home to striking black appliances, spacious walk in closets, washers/dryers in all apartment homes, and breathtaking views. Centrally located and within walking distance to TRAX, you will enjoy calling Meadowbrook Station home.
Salt Lake City UT, 84107
Madison Settler's Point
The Choice for Location, Quality, and Lifestyle! Convenient location, Close to two freeway entrances I-15 & 215 ... Surrounded by the greens of Four Lakes Golf Course and amenities of Taylorsville park ... Beautiful park like setting ...
Taylorsville UT, 84123
Overview
The name Utah comes from the Native American Ute tribe, and means "people of the mountains." A fitting name for the state with mountain peaks that are, on average, the tallest in the country. The king of them all, Kings Peak, is over 13,500 feet tall. Utah is nicknamed the Beehive State, but most people think of it by its other moniker, the Mormon State. Settled by Brigham Young and followers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in 1847, Utah remained 100% Mormon until the railroad brought a more diverse range of settlers to its land. Today, Mormons make up less than half the population but still have a big impact on the state's government, economy and culture.
What to Expect
Traditionally, Utah's economy relied upon agriculture and mining. There isn't much cultivated land in the state, but significant amounts of livestock and a few crops are grown. Utah has long been a leader in the mining of gold, silver, lead and other minerals, and oil has become a major product as well. In recent decades, tourism has become a significant factor in the economy, along with aerospace, biomedical and high-tech businesses.
Famous for its dramatic beauty, Utah is a land of extravagant landscapes. Redrock canyons, lush forests, snowcapped mountains and countless streams and lakes attract visitors and residents alike into the great outdoors. Favorite recreational activities include hiking, camping, fishing, biking, whitewater rafting, skiing and snowboarding.
Utah provides a high standard of living. The state's economy boasts rabid job growth, low unemployment and increasing diversity among industries. It is the fifth most affordable state in the nation, with an average cost of living at 10% below the average, and housing costs—including apartment rentals—coming in at 15% below the national average. Rental rates for one-bedroom apartments average $375-500 per month, while two-bedroom apartments for rent average $625-800.
Where to Explore
Utah's capital and largest city, Salt Lake City, is also the headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The state's other major city, Provo, is one of the fastest growing in the nation.
Salt Lake City Apartments The largest city in Utah with nearly 200,000 residents, Salt Lake City is the economic and political hub for the state. Downtown is truly the heart of the city, with major points of interest including the State Capitol and Temple Square, which includes important Mormon buildings like the Tabernacle (home of the Grammy-winning Mormon Tabernacle Choir). And don't forget about the Great Salt Lake itself, the largest in the United States west of the Great Lakes. Evaporation has caused the salt levels to be high, with record salinity at around 20% (compared to only 3.5% in the ocean!). There are no fish in the lake, so fishing is not a viable option for recreation, but bird watching and just enjoying the unique landscapes are popular outdoor activities. Salt Lake City is also home to NBA team Utah Jazz. Housing is affordable here; recent statistics measured the median price for apartment rentals to be $635, with the average cost of all apartments at $670 per month.
Provo With about half the residents of Salt Lake City, Provo is the second largest city in Utah. The city's natural beauty and flourishing economy make it appealing to newcomers. Outdoor attractions include the city's numerous parks, nearby skiing in winter and hiking in summer, and one of the nation's largest Fourth of July celebrations. Provo is also home to Brigham Young University and Utah Technical College. You'll find plenty of apartments for rent, with the median rent price for apartments coming in lower than the capital at $575.
