Find, analyze, and compare Summit County, UT investment properties , including off-market opportunities and residential homes with value-add potential. Summit County offers a diverse housing market including single family residences (SFRs), multi-family homes, and vacant properties. Explore housing market trends in Summit County, UT , where emerging neighborhoods may present opportunities for passive rental income and other investment strategies. Property Intel by Whitepages makes it easy to uncover off-market properties, compare county and neighborhood benchmarks, and access owner contact information to help you find the best investment properties in Summit County, Utah for your real estate goals. In Summit County, the median property value currently stands at $1,108,681, reflecting a -4.23% year-over-year increase based on recent sales. The 5-year appreciation forecast estimates values reaching $1,649,012 (a 0.01% gain). The housing market includes a total of 34,204 houses.The median home in Summit has 2,074 square feet of living space, priced at a median of $385 per square foot with a median year built of 1997. For long-term rental properties in Summit County, the median annual gross rental income is $27,000 (or
$2,250/month) with estimated operating expenses of
$9,276, resulting in an approximate gross cap rate of -0.09%. Property Intel by Whitepages helps investors and homeowners explore the Summit County area
by offering market analysis tools, neighborhood benchmarks, owner contact information, and interactive maps.
These tools support research into investment properties, including foreclosure data
and off-market listings in Summit County, UT.
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Find, analyze, and compare Summit County, UT investment properties , including off-market opportunities and residential homes with value-add potential. Summit County offers a diverse housing market including single family residences (SFRs), multi-family homes, and vacant properties. Explore housing market trends in Summit County, UT , where emerging neighborhoods may present opportunities for passive rental income and other investment strategies. Property Intel by Whitepages makes it easy to uncover off-market properties, compare county and neighborhood benchmarks, and access owner contact information to help you find the best investment properties in Summit County, Utah for your real estate goals. In Summit County, the median property value currently stands at $1,108,681, reflecting a -4.23% year-over-year increase based on recent sales. The 5-year appreciation forecast estimates values reaching $1,649,012 (a 0.01% gain). The housing market includes a total of 34,204 houses.The median home in Summit has 2,074 square feet of living space, priced at a median of $385 per square foot with a median year built of 1997. For long-term rental properties in Summit County, the median annual gross rental income is $27,000 (or
$2,250/month) with estimated operating expenses of
$9,276, resulting in an approximate gross cap rate of -0.09%. Property Intel by Whitepages helps investors and homeowners explore the Summit County area
by offering market analysis tools, neighborhood benchmarks, owner contact information, and interactive maps.
These tools support research into investment properties, including foreclosure data
and off-market listings in Summit County, UT.
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