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New Listings in Garland, Utah
Garland sits in the northwest corner of Box Elder County, about 25 minutes north of Brigham City and an hour from downtown Salt Lake City via I-15 and SR-13. It's a small farming town of roughly 2,500 people surrounded by wheat and sugar beet fields, with the Wellsville Mountains to the east and the Bear River bottoms to the west. New listings here don't hit the MLS in big waves the way they do in Lehi or St. George — Garland is a low-turnover market where a fresh listing can sit as one of only a handful of active homes in town. Watching new inventory closely matters more here than in busier markets, because the right property can come and go before a buyer who checks once a week even sees it.
Most of what comes on market in Garland falls into a few buckets: older bungalows and ranches near Main Street built between 1910 and 1970, mid-century homes on larger lots toward the edges of town, newer builds in the small subdivisions off Factory Street and 200 South, and the occasional acreage property with outbuildings, irrigation shares, or horse setup. Prices generally run well below the Wasatch Front median, which draws buyers commuting to Tremonton, the ATK/Northrop Grumman facility near Promontory, and Logan via Sardine Canyon. Listings below are sorted with the freshest at the top so you can see what's just come up. Browse the active homes to see what's currently on the market in Garland.
June 2026 · Garland market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Garland right now.
Median sale
$380,000
2 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
13 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
102.2%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
28
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Garland.
How often do new listings come on the market in Garland? ▾
Garland typically sees only a few new listings per month, and in slower seasons it can be just one or two. It's a small town with low turnover, so setting up a saved search and getting alerts the day a property hits the MLS is the realistic way to keep up.
What's the typical price range for a new listing in Garland? ▾
Most homes in Garland list somewhere between the high $200s and mid $500s depending on age, lot size, and outbuildings. Acreage properties with shop space or irrigation water can push higher, while older fixer homes near Main Street sometimes come in under $250,000.
Are new construction homes available in Garland? ▾
There's some new construction happening in small pockets on the south and east edges of town, but Garland doesn't have large production-builder subdivisions like Tremonton or Brigham City. Most "new listings" you'll see are resale homes — true new builds are occasional and tend to be from local or semi-custom builders.
How fast do new listings in Garland go under contract? ▾
Well-priced homes under $400,000 in livable condition often go pending within a week or two, especially in spring and early summer. Higher-priced acreage and homes needing major work tend to sit longer, sometimes 60-90 days, because the buyer pool for those is smaller.
Can I set up alerts for new Garland listings as they hit the MLS? ▾
Yes. Our agents can set up an automatic search that emails you within minutes of a new Garland listing going active, including price changes and back-on-market homes. Given how thin the inventory is here, that's the most practical way to not miss a property.
What should I look at on a new listing in Garland besides the house itself? ▾
Water rights and irrigation shares are a big one — many Garland properties include secondary water that's valuable for lawn and garden use. Also check well versus city water, septic versus sewer (parts of town are on septic), and whether any outbuildings have permits. These details affect both value and what you can do with the property.