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New Listings in Provo, Utah
Provo's resale market turns over quickly, so the freshest MLS inventory is usually where serious buyers spend their time. The homes on this page just hit the market — most within the last week — across every Provo neighborhood, from the foothill streets of Edgemont and Oak Hills to the flatter, family-heavy blocks of Grandview, Sherwood Hills, and the newer builds going up on the west side near Lakeview. Provo's mix is unusual for Utah County: a major university driving steady rental demand, a growing tech corridor anchored by Qualtrics and the broader Silicon Slopes employers up I-15, and a downtown that's added restaurants and housing density over the past five years. That combination keeps pressure on listings under $600K, and it's why well-priced homes near BYU or with legal accessory apartments often go under contract within days.
Watching new listings the moment they go active is the single biggest advantage a Provo buyer has right now. Inventory in the $400K–$650K band moves fastest, while homes on the east bench above $900K sit longer and leave more room to negotiate. Climate-wise, Provo gets all four seasons — hot dry summers, real snow in winter, and quick access to Sundance and Provo Canyon trails year-round — so think about south-facing driveways, basement finishes, and yard exposure as you scan the photos. Browse the active listings below to see what just came on the MLS, and reach out when something looks worth a closer walkthrough.
May 2026 · Provo market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Provo right now.
Median sale
$445,000
61 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
20 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
247
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new listings in Provo.
How often does this list of new Provo listings update? ▾
Our feed pulls directly from the UtahRealEstate.com MLS and refreshes multiple times per day. If a Provo home hits the market this morning, it generally shows here within a few hours of the listing agent activating it.
What counts as a 'new' listing on this page? ▾
We show homes that have been active on the MLS for roughly the last 7 days in Provo's city limits. That includes brand-new construction in areas like west Provo as well as resale homes in established neighborhoods like Edgemont, Grandview, and Sherwood Hills.
Is Provo a fast-moving market right now? ▾
Provo tends to move faster than the Utah County average because of BYU demand and a tight supply of single-family homes under $600K. Well-priced homes near campus or in Edgemont often go under contract within the first week, while higher-end properties on the east bench typically take longer.
Can I get notified when a new Provo home hits the MLS? ▾
Yes. Set up a saved search with your price range, bed/bath count, and any must-haves (garage, yard, basement apartment), and you'll get an email the moment a matching Provo listing goes live. Most of our serious buyers use this rather than checking the site manually.
Are BYU-area rentals included in new listings? ▾
For-sale homes near BYU show up here, including duplexes and homes with legal accessory apartments that investors often target. Pure rental listings don't appear — this page is MLS for-sale inventory only.
Should I tour a new Provo listing the first weekend, or wait? ▾
In the under-$550K range, wait-and-see usually means missing it. If a home checks your boxes and is priced at or near comps in neighborhoods like Grandview or Indian Hills, plan to see it within 48 hours of it going active. Higher price points give you more breathing room.