
For the better part of seventy years, the dominant narrative of the North American dream was paved with asphalt. Success meant a sprawling house in the suburbs, a two-car garage, and a quiet cul-de-sac reachable only by driving. The automobile was synonymous with freedom, and real estate development reflected that, pushing outwards into sprawling, car-dependent

Lately, I’ve been on a bit of a mission. If you follow my updates, you know I’ve been scouring the real estate market in Salt Lake City and Utah County. I’m looking for an apartment—but not just any apartment. My checklist doesn’t prioritize a rooftop infinity pool or a high-tech “smart” fridge. At the very

Rent is one of the largest monthly expenses for most people, and with rising housing costs, it’s no wonder renters are looking for ways to save money. Negotiating rent with a landlord can feel intimidating, but it’s a skill worth developing, as it can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars over the course

Renting a property comes with certain expectations, one of which is that the landlord will maintain the property and ensure it’s safe and habitable. However, there are times when landlords neglect their responsibilities, leaving tenants to deal with unresolved maintenance issues. Whether it’s a leaky roof, a broken heater in the middle of winter, or