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High prices and low tourism is squeezing Utah’s neighbors in Vegas and Denver.
Urban Living
Cooling Winds Do you hear the wind swirling around us? From Vegas to Denver, the cooling winds of change are blowing. You may have heard that Las Vegas property owners are in trouble, but Denver’s real estate market is cooling sharply as well. You’d be living under a rock to not have heard about how Nevadans are feeling as a result of a toxic economy, with thousands of workers laid off from hotels and casinos.
Tourism there is dependent on a robust economy, but the market is adjusting as a result of the national economy’s squeezing many folks out of vacations.
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