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New Listings in Kaysville, Utah
Kaysville sits in the sweet spot of Davis County, close enough to Hill Air Force Base and the Ogden and Salt Lake job corridors for an easy commute, but still built around a genuinely small-town core with Main Street shops, Barnes Park, and the free Kaysville City pool that draws families all summer. New listings here range from 1960s and 70s ramblers in the flat grid streets west of Main to newer builds climbing the east bench toward the foothills, where lots widen and views of the Wasatch open up. Because so much of the city has been built out for two decades, fresh inventory tends to be resale homes cycling back onto the market rather than new subdivisions, which means timing matters if you want first crack at a well-kept place near Kaysville Elementary, Fairfield, or Davis High.
Watching new listings closely matters more in Kaysville than in bigger, higher-turnover markets, because the number of homes that hit the MLS in any given week is small and desirable streets don't sit long. A property near the historic downtown or backing to open space on the east side can draw multiple offers within the first weekend, while something with deferred maintenance or an odd layout may linger and become a negotiating opportunity. Prices generally run above the Davis County median thanks to the schools and the commute location, so knowing what just came on the market \u2014 and how it compares to what sold last month \u2014 helps you move with real information instead of guesswork. Browse the active new listings below to see what's currently on the market in Kaysville.
August 2026 · Kaysville market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Kaysville right now.
Median sale
$572,075
18 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
9 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.6%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
67
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Kaysville.
How fast do new listings in Kaysville typically go under contract? ▾
In a balanced market, well-priced Kaysville homes often go pending within 7 to 14 days, and turnkey homes in Davis High boundaries can see offers in the first weekend. Homes priced above $900K or needing significant updates tend to sit longer — sometimes 30 to 60 days before a price adjustment.
What time of year do the most new listings hit the market in Kaysville? ▾
Inventory peaks from late April through July, lining up with the end of the Davis School District calendar. You'll see a smaller bump in September, and the slowest months for new listings are typically November through January.
Should I set up MLS alerts or just check this page? ▾
Both work, but MLS alerts through a Kaysville agent will hit your inbox within minutes of a listing going live, which matters in a market where homes can go pending before the weekend. This page is a good way to scan what's currently active without committing to alerts.
Are new construction homes included in the new listings here? ▾
Yes — new builds in areas like Sunset Equestrian, Deer Hollow, and smaller infill projects on the east bench show up alongside resale homes when they're listed on the Wasatch Front MLS. Some builders also sell directly without an MLS listing, so it's worth asking about off-market inventory too.
What price range covers most fresh Kaysville listings? ▾
The bulk of new listings fall between roughly $525,000 and $825,000 for standard single-family homes. Townhomes and condos near Main Street and the FrontRunner station tend to list in the high $300s to low $500s, while east-bench acreage and luxury builds run $1M and up.
Is it worth waiting for more listings or making an offer on what's active now? ▾
It depends on how specific your criteria are. If you need a particular school boundary, lot size, or layout, jumping on a strong active listing usually beats waiting, since Kaysville inventory stays tight year-round. If you have flexibility, watching new listings for a few weeks can give you a better feel for pricing.