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Utah Housing Market by County (2026 Snapshot)
Utah Housing Market by County (January 2026) | Prices, Inventory & Trends
Explore the Utah housing market by county with median home prices, inventory, days on market, and trends for 2026. Updated Utah real estate data for buyers, sellers, and relocators.
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Designed for buyers, sellers, and relocators searching Utah real estate. Median-based stats for clarity.
How to Read This Report
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current housing market like in Utah?
Utah’s housing market remains active with steady buyer demand, higher inventory than prior years, and pricing that varies significantly by county.
Which Utah county has the highest home prices?
Summit County and Wasatch County consistently rank among the highest due to luxury and resort markets.
Which Utah counties are the most affordable?
Carbon, Box Elder, and Cache counties tend to offer lower median prices compared to Wasatch Front counties.
Are homes still selling in Utah right now?
Yes. Every county listed below recorded closed sales in the last 30 days, indicating active demand.
How to Read This Report
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Median Sale Price = the price of the typical home
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Median $/Sq Ft = value relative to size
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Median Days on Market = market speed
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Homes Sold (30 Days) = demand
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Active Listings (SFH) = current single‑family inventory
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Rates = Utah purchase averages
Note: County stats vary daily. Figures reflect the most recent public reporting period and are best used for trend context.
Utah Mortgage Rates (Current)
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30‑Year Fixed: ~6.0%–6.2%
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15‑Year Fixed: ~5.3%–5.5%
Wasatch Front Counties
Salt Lake County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~950
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Median Sale Price: ~$559,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$252
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Median Days on Market: ~58
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Active Listings (SFH): ~1,770
Davis County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~265
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Median Sale Price: ~$551,400
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$223
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Median Days on Market: ~52
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Active Listings (SFH): ~1,160
Utah County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~620
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Median Sale Price: ~$545,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$230
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Median Days on Market: ~55
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Active Listings (SFH): ~2,400
Weber County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~210
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Median Sale Price: ~$430,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$210
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Median Days on Market: ~50
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Active Listings (SFH): ~900
Western & Mountain Counties
Tooele County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~75
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Median Sale Price: ~$447,500
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$178
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Median Days on Market: ~69
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Active Listings (SFH): ~840
Summit County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~120
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Median Sale Price: ~$1,250,000+
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$520
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Median Days on Market: ~60
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Active Listings (SFH): ~1,100
Wasatch County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~95
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Median Sale Price: ~$825,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$350
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Median Days on Market: ~58
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Active Listings (SFH): ~780
Southern Utah
Washington County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~420
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Median Sale Price: ~$560,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$265
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Median Days on Market: ~60
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Active Listings (SFH): ~2,100
Iron County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~85
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Median Sale Price: ~$480,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$230
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Median Days on Market: ~62
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Active Listings (SFH): ~520
Northern & Central Utah
Cache County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~95
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Median Sale Price: ~$415,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$205
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Median Days on Market: ~48
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Active Listings (SFH): ~460
Box Elder County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~70
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Median Sale Price: ~$395,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$190
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Median Days on Market: ~50
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Active Listings (SFH): ~390
Carbon County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~30
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Median Sale Price: ~$290,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$160
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Median Days on Market: ~65
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Active Listings (SFH): ~210
Uintah County
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Homes Sold (30 days): ~45
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Median Sale Price: ~$365,000
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Median $/Sq Ft: ~$185
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Median Days on Market: ~55
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Active Listings (SFH): ~260
What This Means for Buyers & Sellers
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Buyers: Inventory is higher than prior years in most counties, improving choice and leverage.
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Sellers: Pricing and presentation matter more; well‑priced homes still sell.
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Relocators: Value varies dramatically by county—price per square foot highlights the biggest differences.
Local Expertise
If you’re buying, selling, or relocating anywhere in Utah, county‑level data matters. Neighborhood strategy matters even more.
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