Spanish Fork vs. West Jordan for New Construction: Which Is Cheaper?
Spanish Fork’s median new single-family list price is about $19,000 higher than West Jordan’s ($780,000 vs. $761,062), but you get a much bigger home (about 4,200 sq ft vs. 3,500) on nearly double the lot (about 0.30 acre vs. 0.17) — and the price per square foot is dramatically lower ($193 vs. $230). This is the south Utah County value trade: more house and more land for the money, in exchange for a long commute to the Salt Lake side. As of September 2026 there are about 51 active new single-family listings in Spanish Fork and about 60 in West Jordan. These counts and prices are a snapshot of active MLS listings as of September 2026 and shift week to week; they cover homes posted to the MLS, not every builder’s inventory.
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