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New Listings in Highland, Utah
Highland moves fast when new inventory hits the market. This Utah County city of roughly 20,000 people sits tucked against the west slopes of the Wasatch Range, between Alpine and Lehi, and it's built almost entirely on larger lots — many homes here sit on a third of an acre or more, with newer subdivisions like those near Highland Glen Park and the areas feeding into Lone Peak High School commanding the most attention. Because Highland has limited new construction left (most of the buildable land was absorbed in the 2015-2022 building boom), a fresh listing in an established neighborhood often means the first real chance in months to get into a specific school boundary or price band. Homes zoned for Alpine School District's Lone Peak and Timberline schools tend to move within one to two weeks of listing when priced correctly. Checking new listings daily instead of weekly is the difference between touring a home and reading about the one that already went pending. Highland's median sale price runs higher than most of Utah County — well above the county average — so buyers watching this segment are usually comparing custom and semi-custom builds, walkout basements with mountain views, and lots big enough for horses or a shop. New listings also surface the occasional estate sale or long-held family property that hasn't been updated in decades, which can be the best value play in a city with little turnover. Browse the current new listings below to see what's just come on the market.
July 2026 · Highland market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Highland right now.
Median sale
$1,599,900
17 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
35 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
97.4%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
76
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Highland.
How often does new inventory hit the market in Highland? ▾
Highland typically sees a handful of new listings each week during spring and summer, and noticeably fewer from November through February. Because the city is largely built out, total active inventory often sits between 30 and 60 homes at any given time, so checking new listings every few days is worthwhile.
What price range should I expect for a new listing in Highland? ▾
Most new single-family listings in Highland fall between the high $700s and $1.5M, with custom homes on larger lots near the foothills regularly listing above $2M. Townhomes and patio homes, when they appear, generally start in the mid-$500s.
How quickly do new Highland listings typically go under contract? ▾
Well-priced homes under $1M frequently go pending within 7-14 days, and competitive ones can see offers in the first weekend. Higher-end custom homes above $1.5M often sit longer — anywhere from 30 to 90+ days — because the buyer pool is smaller.
Are there any new construction communities still building in Highland? ▾
Highland has very limited new construction left compared to neighbors like Saratoga Springs or Eagle Mountain. Most new builds are individual custom homes on remaining infill lots or small subdivisions along the bench. If new construction is a priority, set up alerts since these listings are infrequent.
What schools serve new listings in Highland? ▾
Highland is part of Alpine School District. Most homes feed into Highland Elementary, Freedom Elementary, or Westfield Elementary, then Mountain Ridge Junior High, and Lone Peak High School — which consistently ranks among the top public high schools in Utah.
Can I get email alerts when new homes are listed in Highland? ▾
Yes. Save this search on our site and you'll get notified as soon as a new Highland listing hits the MLS, usually within minutes of the agent posting it. That's the most reliable way to stay ahead in a market where good homes move in days.