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Are you in Utah for the holidays or planning to visit? Either way, you're in for a treat! Utah’s cities are filled with festive activities to get you in the holiday spirit.

From stunning light displays to cozy sleigh rides, here’s a look at some of the best holiday events happening around the state this season. 
(Click the event title to visit the event page.)

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Salem City: Pond Town Christmas

 Enjoy a magical light display reflecting off Salem Pond. This free event is perfect for a peaceful holiday evening; visit on weekdays for a quieter experience.

  • Location: Salem Pond, 50 W 300 S, Salem

  • Opening Date: Nov. 29, 2024 – Jan. 1, 2025

  • Entrance Fee: Free

Tip: Visit on weeknights to avoid…

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In Utah, the winter season sees a significant drop in buyer activity, with home sales typically 30-40% lower from December to February compared to peak summer months. This decrease in competition allows buyers to avoid bidding wars and take their time in the purchasing process. In 2022, Utah’s summer market saw an average of five offers per property, while winter averages dropped to two or fewer offers, giving buyers more leverage (Utah Real Estate Research Center, 2023).

With average Utah winter temperatures often falling below freezing, the season offers a real-time test of a home’s insulation and heating capabilities. By buying in winter, buyers can evaluate how well a home retains heat, detects drafts, and sustains energy efficiency. For…

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  • Double check your roof to make sure the shingles are in good repair. Including all flashings, gutters, soffit and fascia, and chimney components. Our Utah winters can really do a number on the exterior of our homes.
  • Wrap all exposed plumbing pipes as a precaution.
  • Examine all doors and windows for leaking are and seal leaks as needed. This will keep your home warmer and can significantly reduce your gas bill this winter
  • Eliminate any excessive tree branches around the roof of your home. Heavy snowfall can wreak havoc on trees which can often cause damage to roofs, vehicles, etc.
  • Consider installing heat cables on the north facing roof lines that are susceptible to ice dams. Ice damning can cause tens of thousands of dollars of damage…

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