RE: Million dollar house in Utah? So a 1500 sq foot home from the 50s split level?

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Sep 12, 2024
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Anyone know how well Franklin Covey pays? Saw a VP role open up that looks

BigD Coug

Sep 12, 3:28pm

I had no idea that they were even still a company

2FarGone

Sep 12, 3:29pm

What’s your circle of influence like?

IGlowInTheDark

Sep 12, 3:29pm

Are they an MLM now?

BigD Coug

Sep 12, 3:32pm

All I know is a former neighbor who works there has a million dollar house.

JayOwen

Sep 12, 3:30pm

Million dollar house in Utah? So a 1500 sq foot home from the 50s split level?

Chefcurry

Sep 12, 3:33pm

RE: Million dollar house in Utah? So a 1500 sq foot home from the 50s split level?

scall

Sep 12, 3:35pm

Lol you think real estate is expensive in Utah

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 3:37pm

Lol, there are maybe 3 or 4 states that are more expensive than Utah. All of them with higher median incomes and most of

Zach Morris

Sep 12, 3:42pm

Lol Utah is #18

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 3:55pm

Average home in UT with basements are much larger than most states. Cost per

Ycrazy

Sep 12, 5:08pm

So for some reason you want to exclude livable square footage??

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 5:22pm

Basements add lots of lower cost sq footage so it does not cost as much to have

Ycrazy

Sep 12, 6:30pm

Right you just explained why Utah is cheaper, which is my point

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 11:02pm

Cheaper per foot. A more accurate comparison is ave cost of home vs income.

Ycrazy

Sep 12, 11:10pm

Agreed that would be an insightful stat too. I'd be interested to see a list

MaximusMeridius

Sep 13, 9:20am

Price per square foot is not the best stat

johnnybyu

Sep 12, 9:46pm

Yes it is

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 11:05pm

It doesn't tell much about affordability at current incomes

johnnybyu

Sep 13, 10:36am

Neither does home sale price

MaximusMeridius

Sep 13, 10:42am

Home prices in Utah are not an issue since we're all wealthy. Median income

gopman

Sep 12, 3:57pm

It's gone up, but I don't think it's Top 10-12 for price.

Gentleman Stan

Sep 12, 4:46pm

You think it’s not?

IGlowInTheDark

Sep 12, 3:47pm

We are all waiting for your flex.

Jdoc

Sep 12, 3:53pm

Here's a 1972 split entry in Sandy that's been updated but it's $950K & '77 2-story for $975K

Soupie

Sep 12, 3:58pm

1 data point, nice!

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 4:01pm

Feel free to fire me as research assistant. Don't want the job anyway.

Soupie

Sep 12, 4:03pm

Aside from New Mexico &Wyoming (who would want to live there) UT is the cheapest

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 4:08pm

And there's the flex. I am happy for you that we have such a wide selection of

Jdoc

Sep 12, 4:31pm

I mean, there's 17 other states to live in that are cheaper than Utah

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 5:28pm

I see your “Utah has nice large backyards” argument and raise you, most states with higher housing costs have beaches…

Zach Morris

Sep 12, 4:32pm

Yep. His only criteria is price per square foot. That is meaningless. Doesn't

Jdoc

Sep 12, 4:43pm

You're using the wrong metric

MaximusMeridius

Sep 12, 5:24pm

Some states don't include all sq/ft in size of home. Utah does so it deflates price per sq/ft bc it's so much cheaper.

Soupie

Sep 12, 11:17pm

That can't be right...every state measures sq footage of a home

MaximusMeridius

Sep 13, 9:21am

Huh? Some states actually have laws forbidding counting basements as part of the square footage. Utah doesn't.

Byron McNertney

Sep 13, 9:53am

Ohhh I didn't catch that Soupie was talking about basements specifically...

MaximusMeridius

Sep 13, 10:14am

Yea sorry. Just noticed left out the word basement. Fingers aren’t as fast as brain thinks.

Soupie

Sep 13, 10:36am

Wow, never mind just saw how small they are now.

BigD Coug

Sep 12, 3:35pm

Let me pull out my day planner from 1996 and check my notes.....

mudpupper

Sep 12, 3:54pm

Hahaha. Those planners were THE hot item in my mission in 96. Then people got

Jay Rick

Sep 12, 3:56pm

They put out some good material still. Marley, Speed of Trust, etc

homegrown

Sep 12, 5:35pm

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