Davis County Real Estate
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Search for homes from the top real estate expert in Centerville, Bountiful, Farmington and surrounding areas of Davis County, Utah: Julie Burningham
4 Beds2 Baths1,633 SqFt1456 W 570 N, Clinton, UT 84015
Listed by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties (So Ogden)
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Davis County's Top Real Estate Specialist
Julie Burningham is a REALTOR® with Real Broker, working in Centerville representing sellers and buyers throughout Davis County.
Most of her clients are selling a home for the first time. They have bought before, but never sold, and they are suddenly making decisions they have never had to make. What is worth fixing and what can be left alone. What the house should actually be listed at. How to keep a home show-ready while a family is still living in it. Which offer is truly the strongest, since that is not always the biggest number. Julie explains each step plainly, in the order it happens, and she would rather answer the same question three times than have you sign something you do not fully understand.
Most of her sellers are buying again at the same time, so she handles that side of the move too, including the timing that keeps you from moving twice. She also sits down with owners weighing whether to sell a house or keep it as a rental. She holds a Utah property manager license alongside her real estate license, so that conversation is a practical one rather than a guess.
Davis County rewards being specific. A split-entry in Layton and a rambler in Bountiful do not price the same way, and demand here has its own drivers: the Hill Air Force Base workforce, FrontRunner commuters, and families sorting through Davis School District boundaries before they will look at a street. Julie prices and markets a home against what is happening on its own block, not a county-wide average. She has lived in Centerville for 21 years and raised four children here.
Her work centers on Centerville and Farmington and reaches across Davis County to Bountiful, Kaysville, Layton, Woods Cross, Fruit Heights and North Salt Lake. She is a member of the National Association of REALTORS®, the Utah Association of REALTORS® and the Northern Wasatch Association of REALTORS®.
If you are thinking about selling, even if it is still a year out, call her. She will walk through the house with you and tell you honestly what your home is worth today and what would move that number.
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