APRIL 2025 UTAH MARKET UPDATE

Data sourced from the Wasatch Front Regional MLS.

April continued the expansion of inventory across the Wasatch Front. Spring sellers entered the market early, while buyers remained cautious, leading to longer days on market and a more competitive atmosphere for listings.

Davis County

• Closed sales last year: 3,396
• Closed last 30 days: 325
• Expired listings: 935
• New listings: 508
• Days on market: 51
• Active homes: 1,191
• Months of inventory: 4.21

New listings outpaced demand, giving buyers more leverage.

Salt Lake County

• Closed sales last year: 11,941
• Closed last 30 days: 952
• Expired listings: 3,852
• New listings: 1,901
• Days on market: 50
• Active homes: 4,224
• Months of inventory: 4.24

Salt Lake continued to add inventory, with buyers taking longer to commit.

Weber County

• Closed sales last year: 3,346
• Closed last 30 days: 307
• Expired listings: 1,274
• New listings: 552
• Days on market: 65
• Active homes: 1,355
• Months of inventory: 4.86

Weber saw a meaningful rise in days on market as spring listings built up.

Tooele County

• Closed sales last year: 1,445
• Closed last 30 days: 111
• Expired listings: 537
• New listings: 234
• Days on market: 59
• Active homes: 607
• Months of inventory: 5.04

Tooele buyers hesitated, driving longer selling timelines.

Utah County

• Closed sales last year: 9,218
• Closed last 30 days: 767
• Expired listings: 3,268
• New listings: 1,455
• Days on market: 56
• Active homes: 4,130
• Months of inventory: 5.38

Utah County’s inventory continued climbing, adding pressure for sellers to price well.

Cache County

• Closed sales last year: 1,248
• Closed last 30 days: 86
• Expired listings: 606
• New listings: 237
• Days on market: 82
• Active homes: 678
• Months of inventory: 6.52

Cache remained the most inventory-heavy county in April.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

Buyers: Spring inventory gives you more room to negotiate.
Sellers: Expect competition from similar homes entering the market.