As of September 2026, South Jordan has about 39 active new single-family listings, with a median near $755,444 ($224/sq ft, roughly 3,510 sq ft on a 0.10-acre lot) and about 44 active new townhome listings, median near $511,507 ($274/sq ft, roughly 1,852 sq ft). South Jordan is the county’s most townhome-weighted new market and includes…
As of September 2026, West Jordan has about 60 active new single-family listings, with a median near $761,062 ($230/sq ft, roughly 3,498 sq ft on a 0.17-acre lot) and about 22 active new townhome listings, median near $490,347 ($264/sq ft, roughly 1,947 sq ft). West Jordan has both a large new single-family pipeline and the…
As of September 2026, Herriman has about 64 active new single-family listings, with a median near $804,900 ($222/sq ft, roughly 3,644 sq ft on a 0.14-acre lot) and about 23 active new townhome listings, median near $461,900 ($267/sq ft, roughly 1,696 sq ft). Herriman has the most new single-family construction in Salt Lake County and…
As of September 2026, the median new single-family home lists near $805,000 in Salt Lake County versus about $704,000 in Utah County — a gap of roughly $100,000, or 14%, and about the same on a price-per-square-foot basis ($233 vs. $205). Utah County also has far more new inventory: about 646 active new single-family listings…
As of September 2026, about 75 active new single-family listings in Salt Lake County are priced at $1 million or more. West Jordan has the most (about 17, median near $1.15 million), followed by Sandy (about 14, but at a very different level — median near $3.1 million), Herriman (about 10, median near $1.3 million),…
As of September 2026, Salt Lake County has about 250 active new townhome listings — more than its new single-family count. West Valley City leads by a wide margin (about 63), followed by South Jordan (about 44), Herriman (about 23), and West Jordan (about 22). Magna, Millcreek, Salt Lake City, and Midvale each have around…
As of September 2026, about 240 active new single-family listings exist across Salt Lake County, and they are heavily concentrated in three cities: Herriman (about 64), West Jordan (about 60), and South Jordan (about 39). Sandy (about 15) and Draper (about 14) come next, but almost entirely as foothill luxury homes, not production inventory. The…
As of September 2026, Salt Lake County has roughly 490 active new-construction listings, and four cities hold most of them: Herriman (about 87), South Jordan (about 83), West Jordan (about 82), and West Valley City (about 73). Everything else in the county is small — Salt Lake City and Sandy sit around 25 each, and…
Quick Answer: No, a builder’s rate incentive doesn’t raise a Utah home’s price. Builders instead offer a separate set of older, move-in-ready homes a straight price cut in lieu of the incentive, never both on the same home. EDGEhomes confirmed this directly: incentive-eligible pricing isn’t marked up to cover the deal. It sounds like a…
Quick Answer: If you are waiting for a rate cut before buying in Utah, know this: a rate cut tends to raise Utah home prices in a low-supply market. Utah County has been running under a four-month supply of homes, with a lot of buyers on the sidelines. If the Fed cuts and those buyers…
Quick Answer: For most Utah new construction buyers, a private home inspection is a low-cost insurance bet rather than a necessity. It runs about $400, and the home already carries a builder warranty. In 25 years, Micah Olson – Effective Agent has had one buyer find something genuinely serious this way – a furnace exhaust…
Quick Answer: American Fork, Utah is one of the most centrally located cities in North Utah County – roughly 15 minutes to Provo and about 10 minutes to Point of the Mountain and Silicon Slopes, with solid freeway access north toward Salt Lake. The tradeoff for anyone relocating to American Fork, Utah is that the…