New Listings in Mona, Utah
Mona sits at the south end of Juab County, tucked between the Wasatch Range and the West Hills, about 75 miles south of Salt Lake City and a quick 15-minute drive from Nephi or Santaquin. It's a small farming town — fewer than 2,000 residents — where most lots are measured in acres rather than square feet, and where horse property, hay fields, and views of Mt. Nebo are the norm rather than the exception. New listings here don't hit the market every week, so when something does come up, it tends to move fast among buyers who've been watching for months. The mix usually includes older farmhouses on irrigated acreage, newer custom builds along the foothills, and the occasional manufactured home on a large parcel.
Because inventory is thin, fresh listings in Mona are worth checking often. Buyers drawn here are typically looking for room to breathe, water rights, space for animals, or a commute that trades freeway congestion for a 50-minute drive up I-15 to the south end of Utah County. Prices vary widely depending on acreage, water shares, and whether outbuildings are included, so two homes a mile apart can be priced hundreds of thousands apart for legitimate reasons. The page below refreshes as agents enter new properties into the MLS, so it's a reliable spot to check for what's just come on the market. Scroll the active listings to see what's available in Mona right now.
June 2026 · Mona market
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Common questions
About new listings in Mona.
How often do new homes hit the market in Mona? ▾
Mona is a small town with limited turnover, so new listings typically appear a handful of times per month rather than daily. During spring and early summer the pace picks up, while winter months can go a week or two with nothing new. Setting up an MLS alert is the most reliable way to catch a property the day it's listed.
What should I look for when reviewing a new Mona listing? ▾
Pay close attention to water rights and irrigation shares, well status, septic versus sewer, and whether the lot is zoned for animals — these details drive value more than square footage does in Mona. Outbuildings, fencing, and pasture condition also matter. Listings sometimes lag on these details, so it's worth asking the listing agent directly.
How quickly do new listings in Mona go under contract? ▾
Well-priced properties with acreage and water tend to go under contract within one to three weeks, sometimes faster if they're priced under $600,000. Larger ranches and higher-end custom homes can sit longer simply because the buyer pool is smaller. Overpriced listings of any type tend to linger.
Is Mona a good area for new construction? ▾
Yes — there's been steady custom-build activity in the foothills and on subdivided parcels along Highway 91 and the back roads toward Mona Reservoir. Buildable lots show up on the MLS periodically, and a few small subdivisions have come online in recent years. Confirm culinary water and power access before assuming a lot is ready to build on.
What's the price range for newer listings in Mona? ▾
Recent activity has ranged from around $400,000 for smaller homes on modest lots to well over $1.5 million for larger acreage with horse facilities, shops, and water. Most single-family homes on 1–5 acres land somewhere between $600,000 and $900,000. Pricing shifts with interest rates and seasonal demand.
Can I set up alerts for new Mona listings? ▾
Yes. We can set up a saved search tied directly to the Wasatch Front MLS that emails you the moment a Mona property matching your criteria goes active. Given how quickly the good ones move, same-day notification is usually the difference between touring a home and missing it.