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Homes Under $300,000 in South Jordan, Utah
South Jordan's housing market has grown up fast over the last fifteen years, and prices moved right along with it. The city's single-family median price is now well north of $500,000, so a search for homes under $300,000 here turns up a narrow slice of the market: older condos, smaller townhomes, and the occasional manufactured home in one of the handful of mobile home parks near Redwood Road. These aren't the new-construction homes going up in Daybreak or SoDa Row — they're older, smaller, and often need some cosmetic work, but they're real options for buyers who want a South Jordan address without a jumbo down payment.
What makes this price point worth watching in South Jordan is location. Even the lower-priced condos sit within a short drive of the Mountain View Corridor, TRAX stations, and the Jordan School District boundaries that draw families to this part of the valley in the first place. Inventory at this level is thin and moves quickly, often with multiple offers inside the first week, so buyers need financing lined up before they start touring. FHA loans and Utah Housing down payment assistance programs both pair well with entry-level condos in this range. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
July 2026 · South Jordan market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in South Jordan right now.
Median sale
$654,900
79 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
40 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.0%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
503
active + pending
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Common questions
About homes under $300k in South Jordan.
Can you actually find single-family homes under $300K in South Jordan? ▾
Rarely. South Jordan's single-family median is well above $600K, so detached houses under $300K are almost always older, smaller properties or rare distressed sales. The vast majority of inventory in this price range is condos, townhomes, or manufactured homes.
What kinds of properties dominate the under-$300K range here? ▾
Condos in communities along Redwood Road and near 10400 South, interior townhome units in older projects, and manufactured homes in age-restricted parks where you own the home and lease the lot. Each comes with different financing rules and monthly costs.
Do HOA fees significantly affect what I can afford? ▾
Yes, and they vary widely — anywhere from around $150 to over $400 per month in South Jordan condo and townhome communities. Lenders count HOA dues in your debt-to-income ratio, so a high fee can knock $30K–$50K off your maximum loan amount. Always ask what the dues cover before comparing two listings.
Will FHA or VA loans work on condos in this price range? ▾
Often yes, but only if the specific condo project is FHA- or VA-approved. Some South Jordan complexes are approved, others aren't, and approval status can change. Your agent or lender can pull the current status on any building you're considering before you write an offer.
Are manufactured homes on leased land a good buy under $300K? ▾
They can work well for buyers who want low entry pricing and an active 55+ community, but the lot rent (often $700–$1,000+ per month) is on top of your mortgage and typically rises annually. Financing is also different — chattel loans rather than traditional mortgages — and they don't appreciate like land-owned property.
What first-time buyer programs help in this price range? ▾
Utah Housing Corporation offers down payment assistance and below-market rates for qualifying first-time buyers, and both FHA (3.5% down) and conventional 3% down loans are common at this price point. VA loans require no down payment for eligible veterans. A local lender can run all three side by side.
How fast do sub-$300K listings move in South Jordan? ▾
Faster than the city average. This is the entry-level price point in one of the most desirable Salt Lake County suburbs, so well-priced condos and townhomes often see multiple offers within the first week. Having financing fully pre-approved before you tour is important.