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New Listings in Genola, Utah
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Genola is one of the quieter corners of south Utah County — a farming town tucked between Santaquin, Goshen, and the west foothills of the Wasatch, with a population that still rounds down to about 1,500. Because the town is small and turnover is low, new listings here matter more than they would in a busier market. A single fresh property on the MLS can represent the only home of its kind available for weeks, especially when buyers want acreage, a shop, or room for horses and livestock — the things that draw most people to Genola in the first place. Watching the new-listing feed is the practical way to shop this area; waiting for an open house weekend usually means missing the home.
What tends to come on the market reflects the town itself: half-acre to multi-acre lots, older homes on the town grid near 6000 South, and newer custom builds on the agricultural-zoned land closer to Highway 6. Water rights, irrigation shares, and well status vary block by block and deserve a careful read on every new listing. Commutes run about 30 minutes to Provo and an hour to Lehi's tech corridor, which is why many Genola buyers are trading proximity for space and a slower pace. The listings below update as agents post new homes to the Wasatch Front MLS — browse the active inventory to see what's currently available in town.
"}]October 2025 · Genola market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Genola right now.
Median sale
$1,180,700
2 closed in October 2025
Median DOM
81 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
97.7%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
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active + pending
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Common questions
About new listings in Genola.
How often are new listings added in Genola? ▾
Genola is a small town of roughly 1,500 residents, so inventory moves slowly compared to Spanish Fork or Payson. In a typical month you might see two to six new listings hit the MLS, with the strongest activity from April through July. Checking back weekly is more useful here than in larger markets.
What kinds of properties usually show up as new listings in Genola? ▾
Most new listings fall into two buckets: single-family homes on half-acre to two-acre lots in the older town grid, and newer builds on larger parcels near the Highway 6 corridor and west toward Goshen. Horse property and small hobby farms come up regularly because the zoning supports animals on much of the acreage.
How do Genola prices compare to nearby Payson or Santaquin? ▾
Genola tends to price slightly higher per square foot than Payson on equivalent homes because lots are bigger and the setting is more rural. Newer construction on an acre commonly lands in the upper-$600s to $900s, while older homes in town can come in under $500K depending on condition and lot size.
Is well water or culinary water more common on new Genola listings? ▾
It varies by location. Homes inside the older town footprint typically run on Genola's culinary water system, while properties on the outskirts often have a private well or shares in an irrigation company. Always confirm water rights and shares are included in the listing — they materially affect value out here.
What's the commute like from a Genola home to Provo or Silicon Slopes? ▾
Genola sits about 15 minutes south of Spanish Fork via Highway 6 and roughly 30 minutes to Provo. Lehi and the Silicon Slopes tech corridor run closer to an hour each way depending on I-15 traffic through the Point of the Mountain. Many buyers here accept the drive in exchange for acreage they can't get further north.
Which school district serves Genola? ▾
Genola is part of the Nebo School District. Elementary students typically attend schools in Santaquin or Payson, and high schoolers go to Payson High. Families relocating here should call the district directly to confirm current boundaries since they shift as new schools open.