Began his woodworking career as a philosophy student at Rutgers University. In 1974 he moved to Salt Lake City to attend the internationally acclaimed Violin-Making School of America. Although he still builds the occasional violin, his real passion lies with the study of furniture design and construction. And while his craft remains grounded in the time-honored tradition of the luthier and his personal style is firmly rooted in the Arts and Crafts movement, he has also worked for well-known avant garde furniture-makers Wendell Castle and Michael Fortune. He now works as a Real Estate Agent/Guide for Coldwell Banker Realty in their Sugar House Office
Whether or not now is a good time to buy a house in Salt Lake City depends on your individual circumstances and goals. Here are some factors to consider: Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to buy a house is a personal one. There is no one-size-fits-all answer. However, by considering the factors above, …
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Home price appreciation continues to accelerate. Today, prices are driven by the simple concept of supply and demand. Pricing of any item is determined by how many items are available compared to how many people want to buy that item and are able to access low interest rates. As a result, the strong year-over-year home price …
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In a sellers’ market, there are always those homeowners who will be tempted to try to sell their homes on their own (For Sale By Owner, or FSBO) instead of working with a trusted real estate professional. When the inventory of homes for sale is as low as it is today, buyers are eager to quickly offer up on virtually any …
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Here is Part 1 of an interesting discussion between members of a Salt Lake Board of Realtors panel and Shane Norris of the UAR forms committee discussing how to navigate multiple offers. I think this should help clarify why every buyer and seller needs to use a real estate professional to bring the transaction to …
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Geoffrey stayed with us all the way. We started looking in January and finally found what we were looking for in July. He made the offer happen in the middle of alot of multiple offers and even negociated the price down by over $4,500. He was a pleasure to work with and he stayed in …
“Geoffrey’s understanding of the area, and background in business, made this process easy and made us feel safe buying our new home. We recommend him to all in need of buying or selling a property. He will always go the extra mile, and is easy to talk to and communicate with.” -Gabriel L.
“We were looking to buy our first home and ran into Geoffrey at an open house. He turned out to be perfect because we knew little about where to start. Geoffrey showed us probably 20 houses before we settled on the one we bought. He helped us notice things that we wouldn’t have seen otherwise. …
My wife Melanie and I bought our house when I was 40 years old. To some, that may seem a little late, but I was self-employed as a designer/craftsman building Craftsman and Prairie School furniture and money came in fits and starts. Even then I thought taking on a house payment was a little risky, …
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