No HOA Homes for Sale in Salt Lake City, Utah

Most Salt Lake City single-family homes have no HOA, because the city was built out long before HOAs were common. There are 549 homes for sale with no HOA dues listed, with a median asking price of $695,000.

They're spread across the Avenues, Highland Park, Yalecrest, Rose Park and most other neighborhoods. No HOA doesn't mean no rules: local historic districts require design review for exterior changes, and city zoning applies.

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Utah MLS data · updated Nov 6, 2026

Salt Lake City no HOA homes by the numbers

Today's listings plus closed sales recorded in the MLS, each home counted once. Medians, not averages, so one outlier can't skew them.

For sale now: 549; median ask $695,000
Asking-price range: $54,900; to $12,990,000 today
Price per sq ft: $340; median of active listings · typical 2,100 sq ft
Days on market: — days; median, listing to contract

The median asking price here is 25% above the median for all Salt Lake City homes for sale ($556,000).

What's for sale

Today's 549 listings by type.

Single-family homes 435 (79%)
Multi-family 105 (19%)
Townhomes 5 (1%)
Other 4 (1%)

By budget

How today's asking prices spread out.

Under $400K 53
$400K–$600K 156
$600K–$800K 141
$800K–$1.2M 95
$1.2M and up 104

No HOA homes by neighborhood

Closed sales over the last 24 months, plus what's listed today. Click a name for that neighborhood's page.

Avenues

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
2,806 sq ft

Built
1909

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

12 · $749,000–$2,100,000
Country Club Heights

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
2,084 sq ft

Built
1947

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

10 · $625,000–$919,900
Hoffman Heights

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,261 sq ft

Built
1954

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

10 · $369,900–$475,000
Highaland Park

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,963 sq ft

Built
1940

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

6 · $555,555–$959,000
Canyon Rim

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
2,171 sq ft

Built
1950

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

4 · $649,000–$1,495,000
Federal Heights

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
4,967 sq ft

Built
1932

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

4 · $1,400,000–$3,650,000
Albert Place

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
2,473 sq ft

Built
1951

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $399,000–$2,500,000
Amended & Ex

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
2,235 sq ft

Built
1955

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $609,000–$995,000
Hamptons Sub

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
3,208 sq ft

Built
1962

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $640,000–$2,250,000
Marmalade

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,617 sq ft

Built
1905

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $420,000–$799,000
Oak Hills Pl

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
3,494 sq ft

Built
1977

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $1,900,000–$2,500,000
Northcrest

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
4,390 sq ft

Built
1963

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $1,974,900–$2,100,000
St Marys Hills

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
6,882 sq ft

Built
1978

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $1,895,000–$3,499,000
Little Mount

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,336 sq ft

Built
1976

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

3 · $449,000–$898,000
Liberty Wells

Sold (24 mo)
—

Median sale
—

Typical size
1,481 sq ft

Built
1938

HOA / mo
—

For sale now

2 · $490,000–$575,000

Neighborhood	Sold (24 mo)	Median sale	Typical size	Built	HOA / mo	For sale now
Avenues	—	—	2,806 sq ft	1909	—	12 $749,000–$2,100,000
Country Club Heights	—	—	2,084 sq ft	1947	—	10 $625,000–$919,900
Hoffman Heights	—	—	1,261 sq ft	1954	—	10 $369,900–$475,000
Highaland Park	—	—	1,963 sq ft	1940	—	6 $555,555–$959,000
Canyon Rim	—	—	2,171 sq ft	1950	—	4 $649,000–$1,495,000
Federal Heights	—	—	4,967 sq ft	1932	—	4 $1,400,000–$3,650,000
Albert Place	—	—	2,473 sq ft	1951	—	3 $399,000–$2,500,000
Amended & Ex	—	—	2,235 sq ft	1955	—	3 $609,000–$995,000
Hamptons Sub	—	—	3,208 sq ft	1962	—	3 $640,000–$2,250,000
Marmalade	—	—	1,617 sq ft	1905	—	3 $420,000–$799,000
Oak Hills Pl	—	—	3,494 sq ft	1977	—	3 $1,900,000–$2,500,000
Northcrest	—	—	4,390 sq ft	1963	—	3 $1,974,900–$2,100,000
St Marys Hills	—	—	6,882 sq ft	1978	—	3 $1,895,000–$3,499,000
Little Mount	—	—	1,336 sq ft	1976	—	3 $449,000–$898,000
Liberty Wells	—	—	1,481 sq ft	1938	—	2 $490,000–$575,000

Median sale is shown only where at least 5 homes sold. HOA dues are the median monthly fee (yearly dues divided by 12) and can change, so confirm the amount and what it covers with the association. "Built" is the median year built.

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Common questions

About no hoa homes in Salt Lake City.

Do most Salt Lake City homes have an HOA? ▾

Most single-family homes don't. Condos and newer townhomes do. There are 549 listings with no HOA dues today.

What rules apply without an HOA in Salt Lake City? ▾

City zoning, and in local historic districts such as the Avenues and parts of Yalecrest, Historic Landmark Commission review for exterior changes.

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