Homes for Sale in Holladay, Utah
Big lots under old trees, about twenty minutes from downtown. Homes here don't come up often, and they draw attention when they do.
Current listings in Holladay
The live list sits on UtahRealEstate.com, the state MLS, and it takes no account to search. Search Holladay on UtahRealEstate.com
This guide covers the ground level. What the blocks look like, and how the numbers have moved.
Walk Holladay with me
Watch on Instagram: walking Holladay with Kona (filmed March 2026)
About Holladay
I have lived in Holladay for the last twelve years. It sits in a quiet pocket of Salt Lake County that feels removed from the city, even though downtown is about 20 minutes away. Large lots and mature trees give it a character newer subdivisions haven't matched. Most of the homes here were built between the 1950s and 1980s, which means solid construction and room to update on your own terms.
Turnover is low and demand is steady. The draw, in my read, is physical: the deep lots, and the bench light that turns Mount Olympus pink at dinnertime.
I keep the citywide numbers on their own page, where every figure carries its source and its pull date: Holladay market page.
Figures cover Holladay. Source: UtahRealEstate.com weekly export, pulled September 7, 2026. Rate from FRED, as of September 3, 2026. Supply uses closings from June 1 through August 31, 2026. Closed-sale medians use August 8, 2025 through September 4, 2026. The market check below reads from this same pull.
Holladay market check: September 2026
Price it right the first time
I start with the closed sales. Holladay's recorded sales had a median of 38 days on market. That history helps frame a starting price; I still check the competing homes around your block.
The asking price and the sold price
The median asking price is $925K; the historical median sale is $830K. These are different groups of homes. I compare the property with similar closed sales before treating either figure as a pricing guide.
What the supply figure says
Holladay has 125 active listings and 4.4 months of supply at the recent closing pace. That is the citywide picture. I narrow it to the homes competing with yours before recommending a price.
Why Buyers Choose Holladay
Space and Privacy
Lots here are larger than almost anywhere else in the county. Mature trees and generous setbacks create a sense of privacy that's hard to find closer to the city.
Big Cottonwood Trail
The paved Big Cottonwood Trail follows the creek from the canyon mouth to Knudsen Park on the city's east side. It works for a morning run or a slow evening walk, without leaving the neighborhood.
Consistent Property Values
Prices here tend to hold when the wider market cools. In my read it comes down to supply: homes change hands slowly, and new streets of lots this size aren't being built.
Looking for a home in Holladay?
I live here. Ask me about a street, or start with the comps and I'll walk you through what recent sales support.
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