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New Listings in Price, Utah
Price sits in Carbon County about two hours southeast of Salt Lake along Highway 6, and the housing market here moves at a different pace than the Wasatch Front. New listings don't pile up by the dozens each week — Price is a smaller market built around Utah State University Eastern, the Castleview Hospital, the coal and energy industry, and a steady base of long-term residents. When a fresh property hits the MLS in neighborhoods like Carbonville, Wood Hill, or the older streets near Washington Park and the downtown grid, it tends to get attention quickly, especially under the $300K mark where most local buyer demand sits.
What makes watching new listings worthwhile in Price is the price-per-square-foot reality: you can still find three-bedroom homes on full city lots for well under what a condo costs in Provo or Lehi. Newer construction tends to cluster on the north and west edges of town, while character homes from the 1940s–60s show up closer to Main Street and the college. Buyers relocating for jobs at the hospital, the university, or the energy sector should pay attention to days-on-market trends — a home that's been listed a week here is genuinely new, not recycled inventory. The listings below refresh as agents post them, so checking back every few days gives you a real read on what's hitting the market in Carbon County.
May 2026 · Price market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Price right now.
Median sale
$267,100
8 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
43 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
90.6%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
83
active + pending
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Common questions
About new listings in Price.
How often do new listings come on the market in Price? ▾
Price is a smaller market, so expect a handful of new listings per week rather than dozens. Spring and early summer see the most activity, while winter months can go several days between new MLS posts. Setting up a saved search with email alerts is the most reliable way to catch them early.
What price range do most new Price listings fall into? ▾
The bulk of new listings in Price come in between roughly $180,000 and $350,000, with older homes near downtown often below that and newer builds on the outskirts pushing higher. Acreage properties and homes with shop buildings can run above $400K. It's one of the more affordable markets in Utah on a per-square-foot basis.
Should I act fast on a new Price listing? ▾
Well-priced homes under $300K in move-in condition can go under contract within a week or two, especially if they're near the hospital or USU Eastern. Higher-priced or more specialized properties (large acreage, fixer-uppers) tend to sit longer, giving buyers more room to negotiate. Talk with your agent about days-on-market for comparable homes before deciding how aggressive to be.
Are new listings in Price typically resale homes or new construction? ▾
Most new listings are resale homes — Price has a lot of mid-century housing stock and homes from the 1970s–90s. New construction does happen, mostly on the north end of town and in unincorporated Carbon County, but it's not the volume you'd see in Washington or Utah County.
Can I get notified when new Price listings hit the MLS? ▾
Yes. Best Utah Real Estate can set up an automated alert tied directly to the MLS feed, so you get an email the same day a property is listed in Price or anywhere in Carbon County. That's usually faster than checking the major listing portals, which can lag by a day or two.
What should out-of-area buyers know about Price before making an offer? ▾
Price has a high-desert climate — hot summers, cold winters, and low humidity — and elevation around 5,500 feet. Well and septic are common just outside city limits, and some properties have water shares tied to local irrigation companies. Have your agent verify utilities, water rights, and zoning before writing an offer, especially on rural parcels.