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New Listings in Murray, Utah
Murray sits at the geographic and practical center of the Salt Lake Valley, wedged between Millcreek to the north and Midvale to the south along the I-15 corridor. What makes new listings here worth watching closely is the pace — homes in Murray's established neighborhoods, from the tree-lined streets near Murray Park to the newer infill construction off State Street, move fast. The city's appeal is straightforward: you're roughly 12 miles from downtown Salt Lake City, two miles from Fashion Place Mall, and within a short drive of both the Cottonwood Canyons for skiing and the Big Cottonwood Regional Park trail system. Intermountain Medical Center, one of Utah's largest hospitals, is headquartered here and serves as a major local employer. Murray's housing stock spans mid-century ramblers, split-levels, and modern townhomes — with new listings frequently representing anything from a fully remodeled 1960s brick home to a recently completed new-build near the Murray TRAX station.
Prices for homes coming onto the market in Murray typically range from the mid-$400,000s for smaller single-family homes to over $700,000 for larger or recently renovated properties, though the market shifts seasonally. Spring and early summer tend to bring the highest volume of new inventory, but well-priced homes in popular pockets — particularly near Murray's highly rated Canyons School District boundary — can see multiple offers within days. If you're watching for new listings, checking daily pays off here more than in slower suburban markets. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
May 2026 · Murray market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Murray right now.
Median sale
$495,250
42 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
10 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.1%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
149
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Murray.
How often do new Murray listings hit the MLS? ▾
Murray is one of the most active resale markets in Salt Lake County, so fresh listings typically appear several times per week during spring and summer, and a handful per week through the slower fall and winter stretch. Setting up a saved search with instant alerts is the only reliable way to catch a well-priced home before it goes under contract.
What price range do new Murray listings usually fall into? ▾
Most new single-family listings in Murray land between roughly $475K and $750K, with older ramblers near State Street on the lower end and updated homes in East Murray or near Murray Park pushing higher. Townhomes and condos near Fashion Place and the TRAX line tend to start in the mid $300s.
Why do homes in Murray sell so quickly? ▾
Murray sits in the geographic center of the valley with two TRAX stations, easy I-15 and I-215 access, and Intermountain Medical Center as a major employer. That central location plus a mix of established neighborhoods and walkable amenities keeps demand steady, so well-priced listings often see offers within the first week.
Should I tour a brand-new listing the same day it goes live? ▾
For anything priced at or below market in a desirable pocket like East Murray or near Wheeler Farm, yes — same-day or next-day showings are smart. Homes that need work or sit on busier stretches of Vine Street or 5300 South give you more breathing room, often a week or two.
Are new construction homes included on this page? ▾
Murray is largely built out, so most new listings are resale homes from the 1950s through early 2000s. Occasional infill builds and townhome projects do come up, particularly near the Murray City Center area, and those will show alongside resale homes when they hit the MLS.
Can I get notified when new Murray homes are listed? ▾
Yes — set up a saved search with your price range, bed/bath count, and any must-haves, and you'll get an email or app alert the moment a matching home goes active. That's the same feed local agents use, so you're seeing inventory in real time.