Condos for Sale in Holladay, Utah
Holladay sits in a sweet spot of the Salt Lake Valley — tucked between Cottonwood Heights and Millcreek, with the Wasatch rising directly east and Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons less than twenty minutes from most front doors. For condo buyers, that location is the whole pitch: you get walkable access to Holladay Village (the revamped town center at 2300 East and Murray-Holladay Road, with Caputo's, Hamlet, and a Saturday farmers market), top-rated Granite School District boundaries, and a quick I-215 shot to downtown Salt Lake or the airport, all without taking on a yard, snow shoveling, or a roof to replace. Condo inventory here is smaller than in Sandy or Murray, which keeps competition steady even when the broader market softens.
The condo stock itself ranges from 1970s and '80s garden-style complexes off Highland Drive and 4500 South — often the most affordable entry point into a 84117 or 84124 zip code — up to newer four-story buildings around Holladay Village with elevators, secured parking, and private balconies looking at Mount Olympus. Buyers shopping this segment tend to be downsizers from larger Holladay homes, medical staff working at nearby St. Mark's Hospital, and skiers who want a low-lock-and-leave base camp for the canyons. HOA fees, rental caps, and master insurance coverage vary widely between complexes, so the details matter more than the listing photo. Browse the active condo listings below to see what's currently on the market in Holladay.
May 2026 · Holladay market
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What's the typical price range for a condo in Holladay? ▾
Most Holladay condos trade between the mid $300s and the high $600s, with newer luxury units near Holladay Village or along Highland Drive pushing past $900K. Older complexes off 4500 South and Murray-Holladay Road tend to anchor the lower end. Inventory is usually tight, so pricing reflects the area's strong demand from downsizers and professionals.
Are HOA fees in Holladay condos higher than surrounding cities? ▾
They run roughly $250–$500 per month in most complexes, which is comparable to Cottonwood Heights and Millcreek but slightly above Murray averages. Newer developments with elevators, underground parking, or clubhouse amenities sit at the top of that range. Always check what the HOA covers — many Holladay communities include water, sewer, trash, and exterior maintenance.
Who typically buys condos in Holladay? ▾
The buyer pool skews toward empty-nesters downsizing from larger Holladay or Cottonwood Heights houses, medical professionals working at nearby St. Mark's or Intermountain Medical Center, and second-home owners who want low-maintenance access to the Cottonwood canyons. First-time buyers also show up, especially in the older garden-style complexes priced under $400K.
How close are Holladay condos to skiing and the airport? ▾
Big Cottonwood Canyon (Brighton and Solitude) is about 20 minutes east, and Little Cottonwood (Snowbird and Alta) is roughly 25 minutes. Salt Lake International is a straight 20–25 minute shot up I-215. That commute mix is a big reason condo demand here stays steady year-round.
Are there many new-construction condo projects in Holladay? ▾
New construction is limited because Holladay is largely built out, but Holladay Village Plaza and a handful of infill projects along 2300 East have added modern units in recent years. Most available inventory is resale from complexes built between the 1970s and early 2000s. When new units do hit the MLS, they tend to move quickly.
What should I check before buying a condo in Holladay? ▾
Pull the HOA's reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and current insurance certificate — Utah condo lenders are scrutinizing master policies more closely after recent statewide premium hikes. Also confirm rental caps if you ever plan to lease the unit, since several Holladay HOAs limit non-owner-occupied percentages.