Salt Lake City, Utah and its neighboring city of Ogden, Utah are often collectively referred to as Salt Lake City-Ogden. This great region is home to the state capital, the largest city in Utah and a dynamic suburb just 10 mile to the north. Salt Lake City does have a large population of Mormons but it also has other amazing amenities as well.
As the host of the 2002 Olympic game, SLC became known world-wide. There are still many of the venues built for the games that the residents can still enjoy. In this part of the Pacific Northwest it’s easy to be active year round. In the winter months there is skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, ice fishing and snowmobiling. In the warmer months, hike, bike, golf, play tennis and fish. Waterfall Canyon Trail can be hiked in winter or summer. Be sure to take in some of the great museums like the George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park and the Hill Aerospace Museum. The restaurants are varied from farm-to-table to fast food. There’s bound to be something palate pleasing. Fun shopping and theaters will have you relaxing in no time.
Salt Lake City-Ogden enjoys a strong, vibrant economy. Large employers are diverse from fields like goods and services to religion. Look for prospective employment and support in top employers like Smith’s Food & Drug Stores, Alsco, the State of Utah, Zion’s Ban and the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints.
Living in a green home and reducing your carbon footprint doesn’t mean abandoning your air conditioner, Marie Kondoing everything you own, and living in a hippy commune. 311 new homes available for sale in Salt Lake are listed as green homes, making it easy for home shoppers to invest in their dream home and treat the earth with respect.
Salt Lake has 42 new home communities with homes with green features. These fantastic neighborhoods have made a commitment to green building and green homes, so residents can lead happy, healthy lives, while leaving a better world behind for their children.
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