How is 'Market Trend' data calculated on this site?

Our trends are calculated using actual MLS® sold listing data, not just active asking prices. This provides a more accurate reflection of what buyers are actually paying in 2026 across Salt Lake and Utah Counties.

Which Utah counties are covered in these market reports?

We provide detailed monthly breakdowns for Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, Weber, and Tooele counties, allowing you to compare growth rates and inventory levels across the entire Wasatch Front.

Can I receive automated market trend updates?

Yes. Users can subscribe to specific area reports (e.g., Sandy or Draper) to receive monthly data deliveries directly to their inbox, ensuring they stay ahead of market shifts.

Wasatch Front Real Estate Market Trends (Sold Data)

To make smart real estate decisions in 2026, you need accurate data, not just national headlines. Our interactive market reports are based on actual MLS sold data, updated monthly to give you the most precise picture of the Utah housing market, from luxury homes in Sandy to new construction in Daybreak and Herriman.

How to Read This Report:

The "Big Picture": The top section shows the combined trends for the entire Wasatch Front. This gives you a macro view of the region's health.
The Breakdown: Scroll down to see specific data broken out by county: Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, Weber, and Tooele. This allows you to compare price appreciation and inventory levels across different markets.
Monthly Increments: All charts track data month-over-month, helping you spot seasonal trends and shifts in buyer demand before they hit the news.

Market Snapshot: Summer 2026

As we move through the Summer 2026 market, the Wasatch Front is experiencing a balanced, normalized environment. With mortgage rates stabilizing in the 5.9% to 6.2% range, buyer demand remains steady, though less frantic than previous peak years. Inventory levels have seen a 10% year-over-year recovery, pushing many areas toward a "balanced" status for the first time in years. While median home prices in Salt Lake County remain firm near $565,000—with historic Salt Lake neighborhoods like Sugarhouse and The Avenues continuing to command a premium—the slight increase in Days on Market (DOM) gives buyers more time to perform due diligence and negotiate repairs—conditions that heavily favor those working with a Pricing Strategy Advisor (PSA).

📍 South Valley Spotlight

In the South Valley, communities like Draper, Riverton, and Herriman continue to lead the region in new construction inventory. High-end estates in Suncrest and Pepperwood maintain their premium value due to unique "hillside" scarcity, while townhome segments in Daybreak remain highly competitive for buyers. For sellers navigating the second half of 2026, the strategy is no longer just "finding a buyer"—it's about "standing out from the competition" through elite marketing, professional staging, and precision valuation.

📩 Automate Your Market Research

Don't want to check this page every month? Sign up once to receive this exact report delivered to your inbox.

You can customize it to track your specific county or city (e.g., South Jordan, Draper, Riverton, or Sandy), ensuring you never miss a shift in property values.

Perfect for homeowners monitoring equity and investors watching for the right time to buy.

How to Use the Charts Below:

Select Your Metric: Toggle between "Sold Price," "Days on Market," or "Inventory" to see different trend lines.
Filter by Location: Click on a specific county in the legend to isolate its data.
Subscribe: Click the "Subscribe" or "Save" button on the report to start your automatic updates.