Community · Garden City, Utah
Garden City Lake Residences Homes For Sale
Garden City Lake Residences is a community in Garden City, Utah. Browse current MLS listings below — we update the inventory hourly from the live regional feeds.
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Garden City Lake Residences · Community report Updated September 2026
Garden City Lake Residences is a newly built community in Garden City, with an average construction year of 2024 and all recorded sales coming from 2020-or-later homes, typically around 1,655 square feet on small, low-maintenance lots near 435 square feet. This is a small subdivision with a limited sample: just three sales showed up in the most recent months, at a median of $670,000 in December and $645,000 in January, both closing at 100% of list price with essentially no days on market. A monthly HOA fee of $200 covers the community's shared amenities. Homes here feed Rich High and Rich Middle exclusively, while 82% are assigned to North Rich Elementary. New listings since have ranged from roughly $515,000 to $585,000, suggesting some softening in asking prices even as closed data remains sparse.
Schools
Where Garden City Lake Residences students attend
Derived from school assignments on recent MLS listings in this community. Confirm current zoning with the local school district.
Neighborhood profile
What homes here look like
Home age distribution
30 listings sampled (last 36 months)
24-month trend
Garden City Lake Residences sales activity
Median sale prices and monthly closing volume across all reported MLS sales inside this community. Updated monthly from RESO archives.
Median sale price
Monthly median of closed sales
Monthly activity
Sold (orange) · new listings (blue)
Days on market
Median days from list to close
Sale-to-list ratio
Close price ÷ original list (buyer/seller leverage)
Source: Utah RESO feed aggregated by Best Utah Real Estate. Each month reflects all closed sales attributed to Garden City Lake Residences via subdivision name or polygon boundary.
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