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New Listings in Taylor, Utah
Taylor sits in Weber County just west of Ogden, tucked between Roy, West Haven, and Hooper. It's a quieter slice of the Wasatch Front — large lots, irrigation ditches, horse properties, and newer subdivisions going in along 5500 South and 4700 West. Most homes here trade in the mid-$400s to high-$600s depending on lot size and finishes, with custom builds on acreage pushing past $800K. Buyers tracking new listings in Taylor are usually choosing this area for the same reasons: more land than you get in Ogden proper, easy access to Hill Air Force Base (about 15 minutes south), and a 35-minute commute to Salt Lake City via I-15. Fresh inventory tends to move fast in spring and early summer.
What shows up as a new listing in Taylor varies week to week — sometimes it's a 1990s rambler on a half-acre, sometimes a brand-new build in a small infill subdivision, sometimes a horse property with outbuildings and water shares. Setting up an alert for new listings means you see these before they hit the saturated portals 24-48 hours later, which matters when well-priced homes in the area routinely go under contract in under a week. Pricing in Taylor has stayed steadier than central Ogden, partly because supply is thinner and partly because the buyer pool skews toward families relocating for HAFB or wanting acreage without driving out to Plain City. Browse the listings below to see what's come on the market in the last few days.
June 2026 · Taylor market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Taylor right now.
Median sale
$789,745
3 closed in June 2026
Median DOM
6 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.6%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
25
active + pending
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Common questions
About new listings in Taylor.
How often do new listings hit the market in Taylor? ▾
Taylor is a small community, so weekly new-listing counts are modest — often just a handful at a time. Volume picks up noticeably from March through July, then thins out through the holidays. Saving a search alert is the most practical way to catch them since manual checking can miss properties that go pending within days.
What's considered a 'new' listing on this page? ▾
We pull homes that have been active on the Wasatch Front Regional MLS for roughly the last 7 days. That window catches genuinely fresh inventory before price reductions or status changes muddy the picture. If you want a tighter or wider range, your agent can adjust the search.
How fast do new Taylor listings typically go under contract? ▾
Well-priced homes in Taylor — especially anything under $550K with a usable lot — frequently see offers within 5 to 10 days. Acreage properties and higher-end customs sit longer, sometimes 30 to 60 days, because the buyer pool is narrower. Move quickly on the entry-level stuff.
Are most new Taylor listings resales or new construction? ▾
It's a mix. You'll see resales from the 1980s through 2010s on larger established lots, plus newer builds in subdivisions like those off 4700 West and 5100 South. True production new construction is limited here compared to West Haven or Hooper next door.
Should I waive inspections to compete on a new Taylor listing? ▾
Even in multiple-offer situations we don't recommend waiving inspections, particularly on older homes that may have well, septic, or irrigation considerations. Stronger earnest money, a shorter due-diligence period, or an appraisal gap are usually more effective ways to compete without taking on hidden risk.
Can I tour a Taylor listing the same day it hits the MLS? ▾
Usually yes. Once a home is active and the seller has set showing instructions, we can schedule through ShowingTime — often within a few hours. For listings that come on a Friday afternoon, expect weekend showing windows to fill quickly.