Utah, Salt Lake, Wasatch & Summit

Buying or selling along the Wasatch — with real numbers, a clear plan, and a good time doing it.

Lehi to Park City, Draper to Alpine. Straight answers about what things are worth, what happens next, and what you walk away with.

Two ways in

Which one are you?

Most people arrive with the same handful of questions. Here are mine answered up front, whichever side you’re on.

Buying

Find a home

Come into the office before you tour anything. I’ll take you through how buying actually works — financing, offers, inspections, closing — so you know what happens and when.

  • “What can I actually afford here?”A straight number before you tour anything — including what taxes, insurance and HOA do to the monthly payment.
  • “Am I seeing everything?”A saved search across the whole MLS, not one brokerage’s slice, and a heads-up on the ones about to list.
  • “Is it worth what they’re asking?”What comparable homes actually closed at, so your offer is an argument rather than a guess.
  • “What am I not noticing?”The things that cost money later — drainage, roof age, the addition nobody pulled a permit for.
Selling

List with me

A price evaluation and a walk through the process, with no obligation either way. Meet me at the office, or I’ll come to the house and we’ll go from there.

  • “What is it actually worth?”The number the comparable sales support — not an inflated one to win your listing and chip away at later.
  • “What should I spend money on first?”Usually less than you expect. I’ll tell you what buyers here pay for and what they walk straight past.
  • “How will people find it?”Proper photography, a printed brochure, its own page, and the listing pushed where buyers are actually looking.
  • “What do I walk away with?”Net proceeds after commission, closing costs and payoff — before you commit to anything.
What clients say

In their words

5.0 on Google
“On the ball with every step of the process.”
Buyer · Google review
“Professionalism and detail orientation was top-notch.”
Buyer · Google review
“Even after closing they worked hard to make sure we had everything.”
First-time buyers · Google review
“Goes above and beyond for his clients.”
A fellow agent · Google review
Read them all on Google
Currently listed

On the market

All active listings
Closed

What’s actually closing

Concept renderings · from the plans by Glade Wall Design
Now Representing

Paraíso at Elk Ridge

Alpine, Utah · Completion late spring 2027

A fully custom spec estate from Omega Custom Homes, built around a single idea: a home entirely in service of its view. More than 14,000 square feet across seven en-suite bedrooms, at the foot of the Alpine mountains.

$8,500,000Offered At
14,083Square Feet
7En-Suite Beds
7 + 2Full / Half Baths
9-Car GarageIndoor Sport CourtGolf SimulatorPool Guest ApartmentLone Peak High

Presented by Nate Davey and Jen Call, ERA Brokers Consolidated. Built by Omega Custom Homes · MLS #2183462.

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About

I came to this from
software and running companies.

Real estate in Utah, Salt Lake, Wasatch and Summit counties with ERA Brokers Consolidated since 2020, and in the industry since 2013 — first with investment groups here and abroad.

Before that: senior software engineer, project manager, COO of a digital firm in Shanghai, product director at a nonprofit in Washington DC. Which is why the numbers get checked, the plan gets written down, and the marketing gets done in-house rather than farmed out.

University of Minnesota, Computer Science and Asian Languages — the second one is why I can still order dinner in Shanghai.

Contact

Let’s talk

Buying, selling, or just curious what your place is worth. No pitch, no pressure — I’ll answer the actual question.

Nate Davey
Realtor®·ERA Brokers Consolidated
801-310-9109 hello@natedavey.com
ERA Brokers Consolidated·Lehi, Utah
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