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Orem, UT is located in Utah County and is considered part of the Provo-Orem metropolitan area. It is a great destination for anyone looking to enjoy a variety of activities from outdoor recreation to shopping and dining. From its diverse museums and art galleries to the unique restaurants and boutiques, Orem has something for everyone. In addition to its great culture and attractions, Orem is also known for its excellent schools and vibrant community. The people of Orem are proud of their city’s impressive heritage and take pride in their hometown. Visitors will find that locals are warm and welcoming, making it easy to navigate around the city without feeling overwhelmed. Although there are a few negatives such as traffic congestion during rush hour, overall Orem is an excellent place to visit or live. Reviews from those who have spent time in Orem highlight its bustling downtown area, friendly people, numerous attractions, cleanliness, and diversity. Many visitors leave with fond memories and often recommend it as a great destination for anyone looking for somewhere new to explore.

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Beautiful place to live! - 9/26/2006
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do your homework! - 7/10/2006
I have lived in utah for 38 of my 40 yrs, mostly in provo/orem but also in Salt Lake City. I think if you are planning on moving to Utah you need to be aware of what you are getting into. Utah has a lot to offer by way of outdoor recreation. The housing prices are somewhat low but recently have really taken off. Also many careers/jobs seem to not pay as much as they do outside of the state but I think maybe living costs are somewhat less. The big factor here as you may guess is religion. The vast majority of Utah's population is LDS or Mormon. There seems to be a big distinction between well to do neighborhoods and those that are low income, as far as their acceptance of non LDS people. The upper class areas I think, tend to be more aware and concerned if you are not a "member", while the more poor areas seem to be less interested in what you are. The church is involved in many buisness's in the state in various ways (directly or indirectly).The majority of the community & state Read More

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