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New Construction Homes for Sale in South Jordan, Utah
South Jordan has been one of the busiest new-home markets on the Wasatch Front for the better part of two decades, and the building hasn't slowed much. Daybreak remains the anchor — its village-by-village rollout from Kennecott Land still has builders like Ivory Homes, Woodside, and David Weekley closing out new phases along the west side near Oquirrh Lake, with everything from attached townhomes in the mid-$400s to lake-adjacent estate lots pushing past $1.5 million. Outside Daybreak, infill building continues near Bingham Creek, SoDa Row, and the pockets east of Redwood Road toward the Jordan River, where smaller builders are finishing out the last buildable parcels with single-family homes on tighter lots. Most new construction here follows current energy codes, so buyers are seeing more homes with tankless water heaters, high-efficiency HVAC, and solar-ready wiring than they would in a resale a decade older.
What draws buyers to new construction in South Jordan specifically is the combination of a still-growing city with mature infrastructure already in place — TRAX access, the South Jordan Parkway corridor, Mountain View Corridor for a faster commute to Salt Lake or Utah County, and Jordan School District boundaries with several newer elementary and middle schools built to serve the growth. Builders here also tend to offer more structural and finish choices than in older, built-out cities, since lots are still moving through the pipeline rather than being one-off teardown rebuilds. Browse the active new-construction listings below to see what builders currently have available, from spec homes ready in weeks to lots still open for a custom build.
July 2026 · South Jordan market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in South Jordan right now.
Median sale
$650,000
82 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
39 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.0%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
501
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new construction homes in South Jordan.
Which builders are most active in South Jordan right now? ▾
Daybreak alone has homes going up from Ivory, Holmes, Fieldstone, Lennar, Richmond American, and Toll Brothers, among others. Outside Daybreak you'll see more semi-custom work from EDGEhomes and smaller local builders on infill lots. The exact lineup rotates as villages open and close, so the active MLS list is the best snapshot.
What's the price range for new construction in South Jordan? ▾
Townhomes and smaller Daybreak cottages typically start in the high $400s to mid $500s. Standard single-family plans run roughly $600K–$900K depending on lot size and finish level, and executive homes near the temple bench or on larger lots cross $1.2M–$1.8M. Lot premiums for lake-adjacent or corner lots in Daybreak can add $30K–$80K.
Are quick-move-in homes available, or is everything a build-to-order timeline? ▾
Both. Most national builders carry a rotating set of spec/inventory homes that close in 30–60 days, while build-to-order timelines are running 6–9 months depending on the plan. If you're on a tight closing window, ask your agent to pull only spec listings — they show up on the MLS with a completion date.
What school district handles new construction in South Jordan? ▾
South Jordan is split between Jordan School District (most of the city) and Canyons in a small eastern sliver. Daybreak homes feed into Jordan schools — Aspen Elementary, Copper Mountain Middle, and Herriman or Mountain Ridge High depending on the village. Boundaries do shift as new schools open, so verify the current assignment before you write an offer.
Do new builds in South Jordan come with HOAs? ▾
Most do. Daybreak carries a community HOA that covers parks, the lake, trails, and community events — usually around $130–$165 a month. Newer non-Daybreak subdivisions often have smaller HOAs for common-area maintenance. Townhome and condo projects layer in an additional sub-association fee covering exterior and landscaping.
Can I use my own agent when buying new construction? ▾
Yes, and you should. Builder sales reps work for the builder, not for you. Bringing your own agent to the first visit (before you sign in at the model) costs you nothing, and they can negotiate incentives, review the builder contract, monitor the construction process, and represent you at walkthroughs and closing.