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New Listings in Paris, Utah
Paris sits on the west side of Bear Lake in Rich County, about two and a half hours north of Salt Lake City and just south of the Idaho line. It's a quiet farming and ranching town of roughly 270 people, anchored by the 1889 Paris Tabernacle and surrounded by hay fields, the Bear River Range, and the turquoise water that draws summer crowds to nearby Garden City. Because the year-round population is so small, fresh inventory here moves quickly when it's priced right — a brand-new Paris listing on the MLS can mean an older village home on a quarter-acre lot, a cabin tucked up against the national forest boundary, or a parcel of pasture with water shares attached. Buyers watching this market tend to fall into two camps: families relocating from the Wasatch Front who want acreage and quiet, and second-home shoppers who want Bear Lake access without Garden City's nightly-rental density.
Climate and seasonality shape what you'll see come on the market. Paris sits at roughly 5,980 feet, with cold winters, deep snow in the canyons, and short but warm summers ideal for boating, fishing, and ATV use on the Bear Lake trail system. Most new listings appear between late spring and early fall when sellers can show the property at its best, though occasional winter listings offer leverage for serious buyers. Browse the current new listings below to see what's just come on the market in and around Paris.
June 2026 · Paris market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Paris right now.
Median sale
$30,000
1 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
—
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
79.2%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
5
active + pending
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Common questions
About new listings in Paris.
How often do new listings hit the market in Paris? ▾
Paris is a small Bear Lake Valley town with fewer than 300 residents, so new inventory trickles in rather than floods. In a typical month you might see one to three fresh listings, with the bulk arriving between April and September when the lake season drives buyer interest.
What types of properties usually show up as new listings here? ▾
Expect a mix of older Mormon-pioneer-era homes near the historic Paris Tabernacle, mid-century ranches on larger village lots, cabins and second homes on the bench above town, and occasional acreage parcels stretching toward the foothills. True new construction is rare — most fresh listings are resales.
Are Paris listings primary residences or vacation properties? ▾
Both. Year-round residents work in Montpelier, Garden City, or remotely, while a meaningful share of homes change hands as Bear Lake getaways. New listings often note whether the property has been used as a short-term rental or a full-time residence, which matters for financing.
How fast do new listings in Paris sell? ▾
It varies sharply by season and price. Lakeview cabins and turnkey homes under $500K can go under contract within a couple of weeks during summer, while older homes needing work or properties above $700K often sit 60-120 days. Winter listings move slowly because the canyon drive deters casual showings.
What should I watch for when touring a brand-new Paris listing? ▾
Check the water source (culinary vs. shares of irrigation), septic age and location, roof condition after heavy snow loads, and whether the heating system can handle sub-zero January nights. Many older Paris homes still run on propane or wood, which affects insurance and operating cost.
Can I set up alerts for new Paris listings? ▾
Yes. Because volume is low, saved-search email alerts are the most reliable way to catch a new Paris listing the day it hits the MLS. Drive-bys and word-of-mouth still matter in a town this size, but the MLS feed below updates as soon as listings go live.