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About Draper

Draper, Utah is Salt Lake’s southernmost east-side city. Its foothill neighborhoods are known for their spacious homes, quiet cul-de-sacs and spectacular views. In old Draper, you will find shady parks, farm properties, and more affordable homes and condominiums. Draper’s public school system offers quality neighborhood and public charter options. And private schools such as Juan Diego and Waterford (in nearby Sandy) are consistently ranked best in state. Residents have convenient access to national shopping and dining chains, as well as popular local businesses. For those looking to escape Salt Lake’s infamous inversions, winding roads near South Mountain reach elevations higher than the inversion point. Residents also enjoy unprecedented access to mountain biking and hiking trails up Corner and Red Rock Canyon.

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Karly Nielsen

Founder & Principal Broker

Contact Karly for a no-pressure conversation about moving to or selling in Draper, Utah

Don’t be fooled by Karly Nielsen’s easy demeanor and warm charm—she is one of the fiercest and grittiest people you will ever meet. Whether it’s running the local elementary PTA, tackling community issues, negotiating a hard-fought contract or managing her family of six, she is a woman who can get things done. Nothing falls through the cracks with Karly, and she has a superhuman ability to get people to do (and succeed at) things they otherwise wouldn’t.

Karly and her family have moved all over the United States and together have mastered the art of moving and connecting with people from all walks of life. She currently resides in the Yalecrest Neighborhood and can’t say enough good things about this family-friendly community. She has a degree in Business Management from BYU and is a licensed broker in the state of Utah. When she’s not buying or selling homes, or volunteering, you can find her and her family hiking, dirt biking, camping and climbing in the nearby Wasatch Mountains.