A Little Shake, A Lot of Stability
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Jan 12th
🏔️ Mountain Living Preparedness: Earthquakes in Ogden Valley
A magnitude 3.3 earthquake hit near Huntsville, Utah, early Sunday morning on January 4, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). While small earthquakes like this are common in Northern Utah, they’re a reminder that Ogden Valley sits near the Wasatch Fault, where tectonic plates slowly shift and release built-up pressure. Most local earthquakes are minor and cause little to no damage, but they highlight the importance of being prepared—especially in mountain communities.
Simple preparedness steps go a long way: secure heavy furniture and water heaters, know safe spots in your home (away from windows and heavy objects), keep an emergency kit with water, food, flashlights, and batteries, and have a plan for family communication if cell service is disrupted. Mountain living is about being self-reliant and aware—and a little preparation helps protect the homes, families, and community we love. If you’d like to learn more, FEMA has a helpful guide on earthquake readiness here: https://www.ready.gov/earthquakes.
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This Week in Ogden Valley
Jan 12-18th, 2026
🌤 Weather Snapshot
Monday
☀️ Mostly sunny with highs near ~37–39°F, lows around ~19–22°F overnight.
Tuesday
🌤 Partly sunny and cool — highs near ~38–39°F, lows near ~21–22°F.
Wednesday
☀️ Mostly sunny with highs near ~40–41°F, lows around ~19–21°F.
Thursday
☀️ Sunny and crisp — highs near ~35–40°F, lows near ~23–25°F.
Friday
🌤 Cool with some sunshine — highs near ~36–39°F, lows ~24–25°F.
Saturday
☀️ Mostly sunny with highs ~37–40°F, lows ~25–28°F.
Sunday
🌥 Sunshine with some clouds possible — highs ~40–41°F, lows ~28–30°F.
🌡 Temperatures remain cool throughout the week with days in the upper 30s to low 40s (°F) and nights below freezing. Sunshine is expected most days with occasional clouds, and little to no significant precipitation forecast right now. 🎿 Mountain & Community Highlights
🍽 Local Highlight
Alan and Tiffany Vause and their family are the heart of Sunnyfield Farm, located in a beautiful mountain valley in Eden, Utah. Originally homesteaded in 1868, this sixth-generation family farm is built on strong values, hard work, and a deep commitment to caring for the land. Their passion for Highland Cows and producing superior, health-conscious products is reflected in everything they do. The Sunnyfield Farm Shop offers locally raised meat and other farm goods, and when you bring home a Sunnyfield product, you’re bringing home a piece of the farm and the family behind it. Visitors are always welcome to experience the farm through tours, the shop, and special events throughout the summer. VISIT
Listing of the Week
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3032 N Mountain Road, North Ogden, UT 84414
$184,000 MLS #
🏡 Property Highlights
.29 acres
Utilities stubbed at lot
NO HOA
Bring your own builder
Close to town
Mountain View’s East Bench
Off North Ogden Divide (gateway to the Outdoors, ski resorts and Ogden Valley)
Neighborhood Highlights — Crimson Ridge
Beautiful Scenic Lots
With Sweeping Views of Pineview Reservoir in Ogden Valley
Experience the unmatched peace and natural splendor of our premium building lots perched above stunning Pineview Reservoir in Eden, Utah. Here, calm mountain living blends effortlessly with year-round adventure—whether you’re out on the water, casting a fishing line, biking lush trails, or carving fresh powder at two of the West’s top-rated ski resorts. Create the mountain getaway you’ve always imagined in a place where life moves slower, views stretch farther, and every sunrise feels like a gift.
Call The Nanci Lifer Team for a showing: 801.866.8508
Market Update
Jan 12, 2026
Eden • Huntsville • Liberty | 84310 & 84317
💰 Avg Active Price: ~ $1,187,658
✅ Closed This Week: 1
💵 Avg Sold Price: $1,147,225
⏱ Avg Days on Market: ~101days
Is Winter a Good Time to Buy in Ogden Valley?
Winter can be one of the best times to buy in Ogden Valley, especially for buyers who value clarity over competition. With fewer buyers actively searching, there’s often less pressure, more room to negotiate, and a clearer sense of how a home truly lives in winter conditions—from snow load and sun exposure to access and road maintenance.
That said, inventory is typically lower this time of year, as some sellers choose to wait for spring rather than list during winter. The homes that are available are often from sellers who are motivated and realistic, which can create strong opportunities for buyers. In a mountain market like Ogden Valley, winter buyers tend to be serious—and that’s often when smart, well-timed purchases are made.
Ogden & Surrounding Areas:
✔️ Sellers remain price-sensitive, with adjustments common this time of year
✔️ Absorption rates near balanced-market levels, signaling stability rather than volatility
