Vietnamese Realtor in Holladay, UT

Holladay is one of the most established parts of the valley: tree-lined streets, large lots, and homes that families keep for generations. Peter Nguyen works with Vietnamese buyers who want that kind of neighborhood, and with long-time owners getting ready to sell.

Every meeting can be held in Vietnamese, and parents are always welcome to join. Đọc thông tin bằng tiếng Việt.

Front porch and entry of a gray shingled house

Your Realtor: Peter Nguyen

Peter is a Vietnamese-American real estate broker, mortgage broker (NMLS #2534713), and real estate investor. His development and renovation experience helps buyers see what an older Holladay home could become, and what it would cost to get there. More about working with Peter.

Peter Nguyen, Vietnamese-speaking real estate broker and founder of First Class Realty

Buying in Holladay

Many Holladay homes are mid-century ramblers on generous lots. Some have been beautifully updated; others are original. For buyers, that means the lot is often the real value, and a renovation or rebuild plan should be part of the conversation from the first showing.

Around Holladay Village and the redeveloped Holladay Quarter you will also find newer townhomes and condos for buyers who want less maintenance. Peter compares the full cost of each option with you, including any renovation financing, in plain Vietnamese.

How Peter Helps Holladay Families

Evaluating older homes for renovation or rebuild potential
Renovation and construction loans to fund updates
Pricing and preparing long-held family homes for sale
Custom home consulting when you want to build new

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy an older Holladay home and renovate it with one loan?

Often, yes. Renovation loans can include the cost of updates in the mortgage. Peter explains which program fits the home and your budget.

My parents have owned their Holladay home for decades. How do we sell it?

Peter prices the home, plans any repairs worth doing, and explains every step to the whole family in Vietnamese, including timing with their next home.

Is it worth tearing down and rebuilding?

Sometimes. Peter compares the lot value, renovation cost, and new-build cost so the decision is based on real numbers.

Do you work entirely in Vietnamese?

Yes. Contracts, inspections, and financing can all be explained in Vietnamese.

Aerial view of open land and autumn woods

Talk to Peter About Holladay

Call 801-916-9460 in Vietnamese or English, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week.