Eightline Real Estate

06/12/2026

3232 S 1530 E in Millcreek - Open today 4-6 PM and tomorrow, Saturday June 13, 11-3!

This quaint Tudor cottage sits at the north edge of Millcreek on an unexpectedly quiet street, just a short walk to Millcreek Common, with convenient access to the Sugar House Business District and... the on-ramps to take you across town or out of the valley!

Comprehensively remodeled in 2014, the home has a great floor plan with an open & connected kitchen and especially spacious bedrooms with proper egress windows. Downstairs is plumbed for a kitchen - or a dark room ;) and easily set up as a functional, separate living quarters with a lock-out style side entrance.

The old world charm of this home has been maintained by preserving the single panel doors with their crystal & brass hardware, the original archways, and real hardwood floors. From this century, you'll find tastefully modern brushed gold light fixtures, double pane insulated windows and updated mechanical systems. Laundry/utility room with ample space. Exercise/sauna room. Bright storage. Clean slate front yard. Oh, the vintage gas fireplace insert - and that laundry chute!

Listing link in the comments!

02/26/2026

Price and Appreciation Highlights

In 2025, the median sales price for a single-family home in Salt Lake County was $620,000, indicating a market that was stabilizing rather than surging. Draper reported the highest median price among the cities analyzed at $990,000, reflecting a 3% year-over-year increase. Since 2020, Draper’s median price had risen 57.9%, representing the strongest five-year appreciation in the group. Overall, most cities experienced modest year-over-year changes. For buyers, this shift meant improved negotiating conditions, although affordability continued to be influenced by the substantial gains recorded over the previous five years.

01/14/2026

We're excited to share our second episode of Finding Salt Lake City with the American Dream Network!

As we grow our valued principles of Integrity, Quality, and Connection we are super stoked to be highlighting local businesses, organizations and individuals who are doing extraordinary work that is connected to the neighborhoods and communities we call HOME.

This episode features the Sugar House Art Walk with Laurie Jan Bray and Lizzie Wenger.

"Spend your dollars at places that look like the world you want to live in!"

12/31/2025

I'm so delighted to be in a position to work with people making real estate moves, leveraging my experience and expertise to my clients' benefit, and this is a fine review to welcome 2026!

"Meticulous attention to detail. Kelly provided a comprehensive assessment of the current real estate market in our chosen search area, negotiated effectively with sellers, and created a positive, welcoming environment. He was always prompt and kept us well informed throughout the entire purchasing process.
I know exactly who I will choose as my realtor in the future: Kelly Hannah. He rocks!" - Josh

Professional Real Estate - Call Kelly Hannah at 801-558-6143

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5.0 ⭐ · Real estate agency in Salt Lake City, Utah

12/18/2025

I’m 5 years into connecting my Professional Real Estate work with my Great Salt Lake advocacy efforts, and as I’m driving around the valley delivering Eightline’s 2026 Great Salt Lake calendars (featuring my own landscape photography) I’m reminded that the value of home is profoundly more important than the value of a house, or a dollar.

While I mail some of the calendars with the US Postal Service, most of them I hand deliver, and I like it that way. It’s a time of reflection, connection, and continued education to (re)visit the street where I have helped people purchase and sell throughout my career, some of them 25 years ago! It’s an objective tour (not impacted by any particular client’s perspective when they are with me on a tour) through the many cities and neighborhoods along the Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back. It’s keeping a beat on growth and development, making note of patterns of gentrification and decay - it’s not unlike taking a backcountry tour that requires a profound analysis of what the landscape and conditions have to offer today, and how that might impacts my clients, how that impacts each of us.

I am filled with gratitude and appreciation as I see the varied manifestations of home across such a diverse range of locations. Over the past couple weeks I’ve meandered through cities and neighborhoods, my love of trip chaining, Magna to West Valley City to Taylorsville to South Salt Lake to Millcreek. Of course, within Salt Lake City, I’ve made way through Federal Heights, University, The Avenues, 9th and 9th, Liberty Wells, Cenral City, Rose Park and Glendale before looping on the freeway into Highland Park and Sugar House. This year I started north and I’m moving south. Last year I started south moved north.

Real estate has never been transactionally based for me, but built on a foundation of the most simple quality on which we my clients have reliably, proverbially, and literally built their homes. That, I love!

If you’d like one of this year’s calendars, and you’re not already on my map, so to speak, drop me a line and I’ll get one your way. I ordered a generous batch this year because I think our Great Salt Lake Home is more important than ever!

Kelly Hannah 801-558-6143

https://www.kellyhannah.com/realestate