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When you think of surfing, you probably picture California, Hawaii, Utah… Wait a minute! Utah?! There’s plenty of other places that could be added to that list, but Utah definitely isn’t one of them.
But according to Yahoo Finance, one developer is looking to build an inland surf community in Washington, Utah. Sixty-five homes will be built around two concrete-lined lagoons designed specifically for surfing, catering to the cowabunga crowd who don’t live on (or anywhere near) the coast.
Sure, building a surf community in the middle of Utah sounds entirely out of place—but if the demand is there, these niche communities might just become the next big wave in real estate.
So let’s have some fun and take a look at 7 other creative concepts developers might want to consider if this one takes off:
If you’re chasing sunshine, Seattle might not be your best bet. But for the sun-deprived souls longing to tan year-round, this neighborhood parts the clouds—literally. Industrial-grade fans help break up the gloom, while retractable UV domes give every home its own slice of artificial summer. Mandatory sunglasses and a strict ‘no umbrellas’ policy help preserve the sun-soaked vibe of this cloud-defiant community.
Texas and ice rarely go together—unless you’re ordering sweet tea. While fishing is a Texan pastime, ice fishing? Not so much. While freezing water outdoors might have a snowball’s chance in, well, Texas, each home has a climate-controlled basement “pond” so residents can drill a hole, drop a line, and chill…literally. For added effect, frosted window decals and icicle string lights adorn the outside of the homes.
Pottersville, NY might not be on the Hogwarts Express route, but the town name begged for a Quidditch-themed community for all the muggles looking for a place to play. This enchanted enclave gives wizarding wannabes a place to soar. Pitch-side cottages, broomstick lockers, and Golden Snitch drills every Tuesday make it ideal for semi-pro seekers and recreational Beaters alike.
Seeking peace and quiet in the city that never sleeps? Good luck. But for those craving silence in the middle of Manhattan madness, this community delivers. Each apartment is triple-insulated, blackout skylights block the buzz, and there’s a strict 8PM whisper curfew. Residents wear noise-canceling headphones in the common areas, and use hand gestures to communicate.
Kansas is so famously flat, it once got compared to a pancake — and the pancake won. But for climbing enthusiasts craving that vertical life, the Kansas Cliffside Estates offer the next best thing. Imported boulders dot the landscape, artificial cliffs tower (relatively speaking), and the neighborhood gondola system gently glides across three feet of elevation change. Think climbing gym meets luxury suburb. Toto, we’re definitely not in Kansas anymore.
This palm-lined subdivision features indoor ski slopes, simulated snowball fights, and cozy lodges blasting fireplaces even when it’s 90 degrees out on a cool day. Residents are required to own at least one ugly holiday sweater. Warning: skis may melt if left outside.
Perched on a hillside near the tech capital of the world, this frontier-inspired enclave swaps Teslas for hayrides and kombucha taps for beer barrels. This tech-meets-Old-West neighborhood lets software engineers live out their rootin’-tootin’ dreams. Residents rotate between debugging code and bucking broncos. Daily activities include barn hackathons, lasso & latte socials, and the annual “Pitchfork & Pitch Deck” talent show.
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