Settling Down in Spanish Fork Utah

Spanish Fork Utah was incorporated as a city in 1855, five years after the first home was built.  Population has continually grown and is currently around 28,674, with median income at $61,005.  Homes in Spanish Fork number around 5,818 and just over one-fifth of the population rents.  All four seasons are enjoyed as temperatures average a July high of 93 degrees and a January low of 19.  Snowfall averages 54 inches and rainfall averages around 13 inches annually.

A water park, golf course, and nearby campgrounds are all part of the fun in Spanish Fork.  Throughout the whole year the city is involved with the community.  During the summer, Fiesta Days is celebrated with a rodeo, parade, craft fair, carnival, tennis tournament, and much more.  In the winter during the holiday season, the city holds a festival of lights with fun displays in the park for families to enjoy.  The Harvest Moon Hurrah is celebrated in the fall, and includes activities and entertainment for the whole family.

Spanish Fork Real Estate has been hit pretty hard and has recently experienced decreases in prices and number of homes sold by more than 10%.  With that in mind, there are many homes for sale and it is a great time to buy.