A Local’s Guide to Buying Horse Property in Ogden Valley, Utah
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Jennifer Stickler
A local guide to buying horse property in Ogden Valley—how Huntsville, Eden, and Liberty differ for sun, trails, water, winter, and trailer access so you can match the land to the lifestyle.
Pleasant View, UT is showing a true split market—newer, upper-tier homes move when positioned well, while mid-tier and older homes require sharper pricing and clearer value.
A local, data-first look at The Cove in North Ogden—what recent sales reveal about value today, how active listings compare, and what buyers are rewarding right now.
Seven Homes In: How the Dunyons Design for Warmth, Light, and Hosting
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Adam Stuart
An Ogden Valley interview with Jen Dunyon on building seven homes over 20 years—how they balance steel and warmth, design for hosting, and make confident decisions through the build process.
Ogden’s Central East Bench remains a steady, attainable market where pricing continues to rise modestly even as buyers take longer and negotiate more carefully.
Shadow Valley is tightening in all the right ways—sales are up, inventory is down, and well-positioned homes are still finding buyers even as pricing discipline matters more.
Oak Forest remains active but more measured, with homes still commanding strong pricing while buyers take longer and negotiate more selectively than in the prior year.
The Cascades is trending toward larger, higher-occupancy townhomes, with 5–6 bedroom layouts driving demand and pricing positioned to stay competitive as inventory grows.
Moose Hollow continues to draw demand for larger condos and remains strongest as a long-term rental play, with consistent occupancy outperforming short-term rental expectations.
Edgewater Chalets activity remained selective, with buyers prioritizing long-term value and well-prepared homes continuing to trade at the top of the market.