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Hoffman Heights Homes For Sale
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Hoffman Heights · Community report Updated October 2026
Hoffman Heights in Salt Lake City is a 1950s-era subdivision: of the homes with a recorded build year, 198 predate 1970, with a median living area of 1,345 sq ft on roughly 0.16-acre lots. Homes here feed Kearns High (97%) and Kearns Middle (84%), while elementary assignments split between West Kearns (41%) and South Kearns. HOA dues have a median of $297 per month. Monthly median sale prices ran from $357,500 in January 2026 to $439,000 in April, with sales closing near list (98.7% to 99.9%). Median days on market ranged from 15 in January to 71 in April. Monthly sold counts are small, often three to ten, so treat any single month's median as a limited sample.
Schools
Where Hoffman Heights students attend
Derived from school assignments on recent MLS listings in this community. Confirm current zoning with the local school district.
Neighborhood profile
What homes here look like
Home age distribution
214 listings sampled (last 36 months)
24-month trend
Hoffman Heights sales activity
Median sale prices and monthly closing volume across all reported MLS sales inside this community. Updated monthly from RESO archives. Prices appear only for months with enough sales to keep any single sale private.
Median sale price
Monthly median of closed sales
Monthly activity
Sold (orange) · new listings (blue)
Days on market
Median days from list to close
Sale-to-list ratio
Close price ÷ original list (buyer/seller leverage)
Source: Utah RESO feed aggregated by Best Utah Real Estate. Each month reflects all closed sales attributed to Hoffman Heights via subdivision name or polygon boundary.
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