Living in Cedar City Utah - Life From a Local's Perspective
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- This is what it's like to live in Cedar City Utah, from a local's perspective. We are here to tell you there is a place for everyone here, as well as a ton of things to do. Life in Cedar City is unique & fun, hopefully after watching this video you can see why!
Jennie Hendricks has been a realtor since 1998, and opened the Century 21 Prestige Realty office in 2005. The office is right on historic Main Street at 121 N Main in Cedar City, UT 84720. Contact us anytime for help with your real estate related needs and questions! We look forward to serving you!
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Cedar City, UT 84721
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Living in Cedar City Utah - From a Local's Perspective
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Retirement moving from Southern California to this area. We love the place.
It’s a great place! Let me know how I can be helpful with your move!
Thank for speaking clearly and concisely in an informative and professional way. I’m a retired Home Inspector for 31 years. I was also a California General Building Contractor and licensed Hawaii Realtor. We want to visit Cedar City in Spring 22.
You given us a great introduction! Appreciate the video.
Hi Scott, thank you! Looking forward to meeting you spring of 22!
@@LivingInCedarCity Thanks, we are looking forward to the visit.
We love Cedar City. We've had a place on the mountain in Duck Creek since 1979, so CC has been our place to shop and dine for years. We've seen it grow a lot over that time, but it still retains that small town welcoming charm.
Guy - that's one of my favorite things about Cedar - the small-town charm!
In exactly 1 decade I will arrive to cedar city and I shall live there
If you love the great outdoors, combined with the sound of single engine aircraft and the whine of factories running 24/7, then Cedar is for you.
Great drone shots, really helpful to show off what Utah looks like. Thanks.
Thanks Jennie! Look forward to getting out there soon!
Hey Nathan - let me know if I can help with anything when you're here!
Well done video !! You had me at available hiking opportunities as well as mentioning the Farmers Market; that just screams community feel to me. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for your kind words!
Mann , I Love Cedar !!..Gunna Move There Soon ..
Very informative video. Thank you for sharing. You hot a new sub and new friends from Las Vegas
Thanks, Too Much! Welcome!
Very beautiful place
My GF and I are coming up this weekend to see the neighborhoods and local attractions in hopes of finding a new place to call home! I have high hopes for Cedar City!
That's great Mike - let me know when you're in town, and I'm happy to answer any questions!
I love living in cedar
Great video
Their Farmers Market is the best and Cedar City itself is an amazing place to raise families.
Jopia - the farmers market is my favorite! And Cedar City is an amazing place!
There is also a few parades every now and then! They are super fun! There is also a place called 3000 flushes here where you can swim! The aquatic centre is amazing!
Lillyana - the parades are my favorite! We'll do a feature on the Heritage Livestock Parade this fall. It's amazing and unique to watch the sheep come down Main Street!
Nice video.
Great video!
Thanks!
Outstanding video! I’m looking into purchasing and I would like to know more.
That’s great! Happy to help- let me know a good time to connect and talk about the area. 435-590-1426
Love Cedar UT
Lindsay - we do too!
Have a cabin on Cedar mountain but it's known as tweaker city yet it's has grown and its outta the desert hot zone like St George sits in where I live it's gittin better there but I like it
Coming from someone who lived in Cedar for 8months in 2018, I can say is this the locals will complain that there's nothing to do. Well they are wrong spring,summer, spring, there's plenty of hiking, mountian biking, atv trails, 2 National parks close by and many more 250-500miles away. In the winter there's Brian head and the Beaver ski resort. Trust me if your a outdoors type of person this is the city for you. Heck someone could spend 5years and still discover more.
I only left because of personal issues. Heck I was looking too be a real-estate agent 3 times out there the first time in 2018 before I went back to my homestate. And was about to head out again before the pandemic to become one out there, but was talked out of it. I took a vacation (2021) earlier this year too Cedar and Zion and was about too stay. But discided to go back to my home state and think about moving back out there again.
Long story short I could have been your agent. 3 times.
My advice is have a job lined up, skill too take with you, or a professional career. There may be civilization out there, but your still in the wild west of finding a job or making a business successful.
I'm looking at moving out again soon if my new job will allow it (Trucker). And will hopefully explore the area again.
Since my vacation I can tell you with everyone moving in after the pandemic it doesn't feel like a small town out in the middle of know where anymore, I'm glad I got to take many drives in the county side before it turned into suburbs. (Locals would understand).
Again great place too live if you have a income, but losing it scenic wild west touch.
Thanks, Logan - I agree! It's a beautiful place to explore. If there are questions regarding employment or starting a business, I'd love to connect to some great resources in the area. Thanks again!
@@LivingInCedarCity sure I'm opening too connecting.
@@loganreynolds4800 email or call at your convenience, and I'll get you connected with some great local resources. Talk to you soon!
you should record burger / fast food lane just because of how commical that many resturants are there
i AGREE THE UNITED STATES IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURESQUE COUNTRIES.
Does anyone know how the gig app opportunities are in Cedar City? i.e. doordash, spark, grubhub etc.
Im pursuing a career in Real Estate and am looking to start in Utah. Your realetor portion highlighted some valuable information. I will be visiting in may for about 4 days to hang with a Friend and check out the area before getting out of the military. Is there any areas or highlighted portions I may want to check out?
Cody - send me a message and I'll be glad to give you some direction.
Email: Jennie@PrestigeRealtyUtah.com
I would like to live there but I have been told repeatedly that the winters are freezing with 40 miles an hour winds and that the city is windy most of the time. I still think it's very beautiful; what do you have to say about Cedar's weather in general? Thank you
Check out the deep-dive video we did regarding the weather in Cedar City! I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Nice video, thank you, Wondering about the Nuclear Fallout levels? is it as St.George levels or better?
A Jay- I think you're referencing the testing in Nevada that impacted Southern Utah in the 1950s? I haven't heard of that being an issue in this area currently.
@@LivingInCedarCity Correct, Nuclear fallout remains active millions of years, hence cancer is all over the areas, and there was a settlement of the issue, but they can't remove radio active matter, check with medical reports from dozen of studies.
If you are purchasing a vacation home and won't be there most of the winter, do you have to worry about your pipes freezing?
Craig - there are some easy ways to make sure your pipes won't freeze. Some people will 'winterize' the house by shutting off the water and blowing out the pipes. If the heat in the house is kept at 55 degrees or so, that's typically enough to keep the pipes from freezing.
What areas were affected by all the flooding earlier this year. What areas should one avoid??
Hi Suomi- there were subdivisions on the south end of Cedar, the northeast side, and some Enoch subdivisions got hit really hard. I'm told this was a '600 year flood.' It was nothing like I've seen in 30 years in the area. There are flood control measures already in the works to prevent this in the future - if there is anything like this again. Interestingly, none of these areas is in a FEMA flood zone. Happy to provide more details - call or text me and we can discuss. 435-590-1426.
@@LivingInCedarCity thank you so much!
A Hot/Freezing Desert - Great place to live..LOL
We have a fairly mild four seasons . . . so, yes! A GREAT place to live!
Hello from Minnesota we are looking to relocate to Utah. We live on 40 acres right now, any home with at least 5 acres and 4 bedrooms around this area under 900000
Hello Krystal! Would love to send you some great properties to check out! I can send you an email, if you'd like to text it to my cell: 435-590-1426, otherwise, let me know a good time to chat!
Do you have listings for manufactured houses?
Tom - there are some manufactured homes on the market. Happy to send you a list if that would be helpful!
I’m allergic to juniper pollen in Texas. Cedars, or juniper there?
I'm told there are no Cedar trees in Cedar City - the first settlers of the area named them "Cedar," but I'm afraid there's mostly juniper pine.
And 13 years later, I still miss living in Juniper Hall.
Cedar city have any camp grounds?
There are some great campgrounds! There are a couple on Main St, some up Cedar canyon, and more in the surrounding areas.
Medical facilities and senior activities?
Hi Sue - that's a great topic for a video! We'll work on it!
How come you didn't ask me?
I have a good buddy living here and says I should consider moving. Politically, I’m a moderate, but lean more towards conservatism. I’m Christian and I believe in freedom and the constitution. Only problem I’m mixed and don’t look white. It said the black population is 0.8 percent and Hispanic population is 8 percent. Scared I’m gonna get judged or have to deal with racist/ racist police like I did in Georgia.
I think you should come to Cedar City, go to some restaurants, shops, visit some of the cool places available here, and see what you think! I'm confident that you'll find folks friendly and welcoming.
You have to be rich or loaded to live there.
Hi Bryon - lots of very hard working folks live here. Happy to help you do the same!
Didn't see any graffiti anywhere did you. Unlike California we dont allow it here!
Is there a place in Cedar City/Iron County for me where I can be left alone on 40 acres in a small house to ride my motorcycles and not break the bank?
Hi there! We can definitely find you some acreage in the area. Depending on how far out of town you want to be, we might have to think about utilities and water access. Happy to help! 435-590-1426 is my cell.
@@LivingInCedarCity Thank you, I'll give you a call on my days off.
Your new neighbors in Utah will be very friendly until they learn you are not joining the LDS church...Then they will ignore you and do you dirt.
Paul - I'm sad that that has been your experience. Mine has been much different, and so many of the buyers we work with coming to this area love their neighbors and the community.
@@LivingInCedarCity You must be Mormon.
Paul - my dear old dad used to say, "wherever you go, there you are." By that he meant that the one consistent thing in all one's interactions is oneself. I get asked often about the local culture, and if people will "fit in." My question back is, "were there good people where you came from?" Because there's great people, and a few jerks, in every community. If our new neighbors love this community, this community will love them back. Best of luck! I hope you can find some great folks here - I find them everywhere!
‘If you can’t find a nice person, be one’
@@jesseplz You must be Mormon in Utah.
It was a great place before all the Californians showed up.
Hey there, word warrior - where did you live before you moved here?
You and others are the reason people are flooding hear. You're pushing out the locals that has lived here our whole life and enjoyed the small town. Thanks alot...Not
We used to not have a traffic problem downtown, but now with all the out-of-staters moving in the traffic on Main Street has increased dramatically. Couple that with people moving from blue states and bringing their voting record with them and we'll soon look just like the state they left, with the same problems.
Brandon - Thanks for your input. There are a lot of people coming here, as well as all over Utah. It's something we need to plan for, because all projections are that we'll continue to grow. My thought is that we can find opportunities in the growth, and work hard to maintain our culture and heritage that has made this community such a great place to live.
@@LivingInCedarCity Tell that to yourself when you sit in the left-turn lane at 200N and Main for three light changes during mid-day. I live 10 miles out of town, and fortunately on 20 acres. over the past 2-3 years we have seen growth out here like CA! We used to have antelope herds, deer herds, and large flocks of wild turkeys in our field, but no more. We just have a lot of light pollution at night, noisy neighbors, druggies a few roads over, etc. People around here used to wave with all five fingers, till the rude out-of-staters moved in. Sorry for the rant.
@@wfwillis I have experienced the same frustration with the light at 200 N and Main street for quite some time. I contacted the City a few years ago and they started using the left turn arrow, but I think they need to do a traffic study and adjust all the traffic lights accordingly. I think this might solve that problem. Note to self "Contact the City to request a traffic study and light adjustment"☺