It’s a beautiful place to live. The mountains are beautiful and close. Doesn’t matter if you’re Mormon or not. It’s a great place to live. In general Mormons are pretty good neighbors.

I'm curious about making an offer on a home in the Wasatch Front with the contingency that we sell our home in Michigan first. Are these contingencies common in the SLC area and how much will it impact our ability to make an acceptable offer?

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looks barren, dark and industrial...

What if you got out of the frame and actually showed the neighborhood 😂

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Give me real break. The mormin occult I the single most evil and hateful religious occult on the planet. Pure evil tip to tail. They're only nice if f they think they might even remotely get your money. 100% swindlers at best. PERVERTS beyond belief. Ignore the LUNATICS! BIGGEST BIGOTS that EVER existed.

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Ne er thought anyone would do a west jordan video lol. Its a basic suburb that has a shopping mall. Nothing to it. They got a H mart recently! That was a huge deal.... 😅

Utah is one of the most beautiful states in the US for scenery! I live in Australia and would love to reside in Utah, but to get permanent residency in the US is very challenging!

Not being part of LDS just means you won't be involved with their church. They're still nice people, and many people are not LDS.

Nice video. Was that trail you started on near the "H Rock"? I grew up in Utah as a non-Mormon. Overall, I'd say Salt Lake/Utah is one of the best areas of the country. I've also lived on the east coast, Texas, and other parts of the South. The biggest consideration for non-Mormons is probably your career field. Some sectors aren't very impacted by religion, while other sectors are. My father once inquired about a job with the state government. He was asked if he had a "Temple Recommend," which is an obvious way to determine whether or not a person is LDS. You have to consider that in some fields/sectors your hiring/promotion opportunities will be impacted by religion. On the other hand, I've also heard that the tech sector hires a lot of people from out of state, and that religion is not much of an issue. I had a Muslim friend from Sri Lanka who worked in Salt Lake as an engineer, he had a great career and never had any problems.

Thanks for this tour! Would you please do one for Woodland Hills?

I hope more nonmormons move to Salt Lake City! The things I notice are more the culture that affects what is available. Plastic Surgery, sugary drinks, mediocre food, especially the mediocre Utah chains, family-oriented offers, and entertainment, lack of diversity in entertainment compared to cities of similar size in the US. But I am glad to see it evolve each time I return.

Has it got a lincoln dealer?

I was thinking of starting a channel kind of like this, you do a fantastic job. I'd love to connect with you IRL!

Fanstastic..i lived there 23 years ago....my fav place inthe world

Who cause about the mormon if far from mormon state then it used to be before the 2000

Skip to 4:40. You're welcome. ❤

don't move here, we're full

Incredibly helpful! Thank you

Thank you - this was really helpful!

Thank you!

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I am mid 40’s, divorced and a Christian, and considering SLC after my oldest leaves for college. I love skiing and the outdoors so obviously this is a huge draw for me. My only concern is being able to find someone to settle down with. If it’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack, then I’ll probably look at Denver.

Also praising the architecture of the temples without being a little more well informed is pretty foolish. The mormon church expects members to contribute money so that they have the funds to build these temples, under the guise that they are using the money for "humanitarian aid". The temples are an eyesore to an otherwise beautiful landscape. Not to mention all of the fucked up culty rituals that go on inside those horrid buildings.

Living in salt lake for 18 years and then moving down to Utah county for college, it is a stark contrast. Salt Lake City may be more diverse these days, but Utah county is still highly insular and homogenous when it comes to Mormons. Also being a never Mormon and being in Salt Lake might not be so bad, but when you were raised in the church and then leave, you want nothing more than to escape this place. I don't expect someone who wasn't raised in Utah or in the Mormon church to understand this perspective, but there are a lot of legitimate criticisms of Mormon culture and the church itself for people like me. Trying to paint a rosy picture of Utah just seems disingenuous or ignorant.

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this place looks awful - looks like parts of run down Johannesburg

Fair warning, if you fill out their contact form "their team" will not contact you, rather they will outsource your "lead"to a random realtor which is disingenuous at best. The realtor that our information was given to was inexperienced, unprofessional and quite frankly, unhinged. Very disappointed since I wanted to work with this group in particular, not some rando.

The reason why Im watching this Im non mormon. And I wanna move there. I come from WA state(not DC). And all my family members say the same thing, its full of mormons, youll have a hard time getting a job because your non mormon, youll have a hard time getting a job because your non mormon. They make it seem that Utah is tribalistick. Even a freind of my grandmas has a house there, she tells me she is retiered but it'll be hard for me to get a job because Im non mormon. Granted Im going into the trades, plumbing/HVAC so therell be alot of small family owned companies.

Salt Lake proper is nice. There's a good vibe there. However, the closer you get to Utah county, the worse the vibe becomes. Utah county has a very large population of what I call super stinky Mormons. Very self righteous and could probably never live anywhere else. Lehi, the northern most city in Utah county has become a tech center and requires people with that background from every part of the US. Most of them live in Draper (in Salt Lake county) because Utah county is so insufferable.

Please don't move here. It's getting way too crowded

So, um. Are you guys gonna do any Rose Park, West Valley, West Jordan, and Midvale videos? Or do you only focus on the middle class or higher areas?

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Skip to the 4:40 mark to skip the rambling and long-ass intro.

The worst con for me is that you can't buy wine or liquor in a grocery store and when ordering drinks in a bar, they are weak as hell. The best pro is that we have way more good restaurants then we deserve given the general "frugality" of our population.

I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints I am dead against the devil worshiper in the Salt Lake City Temple running three floors of the Temple he's running a paint crew and I want him out 🤬🤬🤬🤬 for regular normal people that are not LDS you are welcome here !!!

Spring and fall in SLC are the best. Its getting over populated tho. Use to be a great little ski and artsy town/city. Had a mellow pleasant vibe until 2010. Beautiful mountain ranges.

You're on point with all those areas may friend! One thing you provide is honesty for those that know they are moving here regardless so they can make the best informed decision on location to price point of affordability. Overall Salt Lake County has its pockets of stillness and its more vibrant areas, yet all of it is close to action and mountain adventure.

I'm not Mormon, but I like Mormon's... I'm Non-Denominational Christian, and I've gotten along with them in Florida, New Hampshire & Idaho.... I NEVER argue my perspectives, but I like talking with them over coffee, and no, I do not follow typical traditions, so I will shop on Sundays, but I do like to try to not work on Sundays, so I can go to church..... According to this video, there seems to be more & more & more bad people (Dems & Libs) moving into Salt Lake City unfortunately... Sure, there are bad people (Dems & Libs) littered in all 50 states, and that's just the way it is, and someday, hopefully not, but maybe someday there will be way too many Dems & Libs to the point that the Republicans (The Good Americans) will be no more.... Hopefully, not in my lifetime.

I would not want to live in a desert. The climate is brutal! We only fly in it to snowboard and ski.

Great job. Curious, when was this recorded? All the best!

Anathema to mormons

where r the people?

sugarhouse has people at least-

As an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints it saddens me that our friends wouldn’t notice much of a difference. I would hope anyone would want to move to Utah because their LDS neighbors were so friendly, so kind, and so serviceable… that would be what I would hope people would notice as a difference. 😊

Millcreek has always been a sought after east-side suburb with pretty exceptional access to certain shops and some of the coolest staple restaurants encompassing Salt Lake County like "Eggs In The City", a posh family owned generational hidden gem and "Over The Counter Cafe", looking like a dive on it's last leg that houses some of the BEST brunch around. The main street of 3300S. stretching West to East foothills give access to all the shops and lifestyle you'll need with a BRAND NEW edition to the area called Millcreek Commons, a new city center. Like Jesse mentions the hotspot city of Sugarhouse is touchdown run away!