American Fork, UT Mobile Home for Sale

In American Fork, people mean business when it comes to high school marching band and homes come in all different shapes and sizes. Towering above it all are the Wasatch mountain peaks. Originally known as “Lake City” due to its proximity to Utah Lake, American Fork has experienced exponential growth since Mormon settlers put down roots in the 1850s. In the 1860s, “Lake City” was renamed so as to distinguish it from Salt Lake City, Utah’s capital located just about 30 miles north. During World War II, the Columbia Steel Plant brought a rush of new people to American Fork, and the decades between 2000 and 2020 saw the population grow by nearly a third, topping 30,000. The area has remained attractive due to its competitive pricing, especially when compared to surrounding suburbs, and panoramic mountain views. “American Fork is definitely more affordable than areas like Highland and Alpine,” says Mariah Koehle with eXp Realty, who’s accumulated more than 16 years of industry experience. Intersecting residential streets are major thoroughfares like Interstate 15 and State Street, making travel across the state relatively painless. Famed author Brandon Sanderson, along with