Stay ahead of the market with real-time data, expert insights, and trends impacting buyers, sellers, and investors in Salt Lake County.
The Utah real estate market is constantly evolving, and right now is no exception. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, understanding the latest trends gives you the upper hand. I track the numbers closely every month so you don’t have to—then break them down into what they actually mean for you.
Let’s dive into this month’s Salt Lake County market update and see where the opportunities are.
Data current through August 2025 — updated monthly with WFR-MLS data.
$634,250
down 1.7% from last year
$410,000
down 3.4% from last year
46 days
57 days for condos/townhomes
6.58%
up slightly from last month
$634,250
1.7% decrease
from July 2024 ($645,000)
$261.29
1.4% increase
from July 2024 ($257.67)
46
35.3% increase
from July 2024 (34)
1,041
12.3% increase
from July 2024 (927)
768
1.9% decrease
from July 2024 (783)
3.10
44.5% increase
from July 2024 (2.15)
Median sales price for single-family homes sits at $634,250, down just 1.7% from last July. While prices have softened slightly, the price per square foot has actually increased to $261.29, up 1.4%. That means buyers are still willing to pay for quality, well-presented homes.
Homes are taking longer to sell, with 46 average days on market, a 35% jump from last year. Inventory has also grown significantly—3.10 months’ supply, up 44.5%. More inventory means more options for buyers, but sellers should be strategic with pricing and presentation.
New listings are up 12.3% to 1,041, while closed sales dipped slightly to 768. This hints at a more competitive environment where buyers have choices and sellers need to stand out.
$410,000
3.4% decrease
from July 2024 ($424,500)
$261.29
1.4% increase
from July 2024 ($257.67)
57
23.9% increase
from March 2024 (46)
440
5.8% increase
from July 2024 (416)
302
6.8% decrease
from July 2024 (324)
3.10
44.5% increase
from July 2024 (2.15)
Condos and townhomes are holding strong in price per square foot ($261.29, up 1.4%), but the median sales price is now $410,000, a 3.4% decrease from last year.
Days on market average 57, up nearly 24%, which mirrors the single-family trend toward slower sales. Inventory levels are at 3.10 months’ supply—the same as single-family homes—up 44.5% from a year ago.
With new listings up 5.8% and closed sales down 6.8%, buyers here also have more negotiating power, and sellers need to be competitive.
U.S. Weekly Average
6.58%
0.09 point increase
from July 2024 (6.49%)
U.S. Weekly Average
5.71%
0.05 point increase
from July 2024 (5.66%)
Set by the Federal Reserve
4.25% - 4.5%
0.25 point decrease
Last Cut in December of 2024
Mortgage rates remain a key factor in the market’s pace. The 30-year fixed rate is now 6.58%, a slight increase from last month, and the 15-year fixed rate is at 5.71%.
The Federal Funds Rate currently sits at 4.25%–4.5%, following a 0.25-point decrease in December 2024. Any future rate cuts could inject more energy into the market by improving affordability.
If you’re buying: You have more options and slightly more negotiating room than last year. Rates are still higher than historic lows, so locking in the right financing strategy matters.
If you’re selling: Inventory growth means competition. Professional staging, strategic pricing, and high-quality marketing are more important than ever.
If you’re investing: Price per square foot increases show strong long-term potential. Focus on properties with high rental demand or value-add opportunities.
Median Sales Price
SFHs, Condos, & Townhomes
$554,500
1.6% decrease
from July 2024 $563,574
Median Sales Price
SFHs, Condos, & Townhomes
$540,000
0% in/decrease
from July 2024 $540,000
Median Sales Price
SFHs, Condos, & Townhomes
$510,777
2.2% increase
from July 2024 $500,000
Median Sales Price
SFHs, Condos, & Townhomes
$1,576,500
17.2% increase
from July 2024 $1,345,000