Provo in north-central Utah is nestled between the towering mountain peaks of the Wasatch Front to the east, and by Utah Lake to the west. Founded in 1849, the city lies across 44.1 square miles, and has a median age of 23.7 (2022). Its economy is mainly fuelled by retail, education, healthcare, and social assistance.

The typical value of homes in Provo is $496,049, which is an increase of 10.5% over the past year (Zillow, 2022). Common home styles in the state include Pioneer, Victorian, and Period Revival. Adding to the city’s appeal are a variety of annual events, such as Festival Latinoamericano, America's Freedom Festival at Provo, and the LGBT Provo Pride Festival.

Major thoroughfares serving Provo include I-15, and U.S. Routes 89 and 189. The area near downtown Provo, which lies along the west side of U.S. Route 189, offers plenty of family housing options. Further northwest and east of I-15, Grand View provides a quiet sanctuary among luxury homes, parks, and paths for walking and jogging. Little Rock Canyon, east of U.S. Route 189 and north of Brigham Young University, is a highly sought-after community due to its beautiful landscaping, modern homes, and convenient location.

Provo is a wonderful place to live, with the benefits of a fast-growing economy and natural beauty that can’t be beat.