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New Construction Homes for Sale in Tooele, Utah
Tooele's new construction market has grown fast over the past several years as Erda, Overlake, and the benches above Tooele City fill in with subdivisions like Deseret Peak, Sage Meadows, and Copper Ridge. Builders such as Ivory Homes, D.R. Horton, and local Utah outfits are working here because lots still cost less than the Salt Lake Valley, and buyers get a Rocky Mountain Power grid, newer school buildings in Tooele County School District, and a 35-40 minute commute to the Salt Lake Valley over SR-36 or through Stockton. New builds here tend to run larger lots than what you'd see in Herriman or Eagle Mountain, with quarter-acre and half-acre parcels common, and many plans include RV parking or side yard access, which matters given how many Tooele buyers own boats, ATVs, or trailers for the West Desert and nearby Deseret Peak Complex.
Buying new here means dealing with builder incentives on rate buydowns, choosing your own flooring and cabinet finishes before drywall goes in, and in some subdivisions still-developing infrastructure like sidewalks or park amenities that finish out in later phases. Winter inversion is less severe in Tooele Valley than in Salt Lake, but wind off the Oquirrh Mountains is a real factor worth asking builders about for siding and window packages. Price points currently range from the high $300s for townhomes and attached product up into the $600s for larger single-family plans on bigger lots. Browse the active new construction listings below to see what builders currently have available or under contract.
July 2026 · Tooele market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Tooele right now.
Median sale
$427,500
37 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
65 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
207
active + pending
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Common questions
About new construction homes in Tooele.
Which builders are most active in Tooele right now? ▾
Fieldstone Homes, Ivory Homes, Visionary Homes, D.R. Horton, and Lennar have all had ongoing phases in Tooele over the past couple of years. Smaller regional builders also work the infill lots in older parts of town. Specific availability shifts month to month, so the MLS listings below reflect what's actually releasable now.
What do new construction homes in Tooele typically cost? ▾
Most new single-family homes price between the high $400s and mid $600s depending on square footage, lot size, and finish level. Townhomes and smaller paired homes occasionally start in the high $300s. Custom builds on larger lots in areas like Erda or Stansbury Park can push past $800K.
How long is the commute from Tooele to Salt Lake City? ▾
Plan on 35 to 50 minutes to downtown Salt Lake depending on traffic at the Lake Point bottleneck on I-80. Commutes to the southwest valley (West Jordan, South Jordan, the Bingham Canyon mine) are often shorter — closer to 30 minutes via SR-36 and the Mountain View Corridor.
Do new builds in Tooele come with secondary water for landscaping? ▾
It depends on the subdivision. Some phases in Overlake and Stansbury have pressurized secondary irrigation, which keeps summer water bills reasonable. Other newer developments are on culinary water only, which matters a lot when you're watering a quarter-acre lot. Always ask the builder directly and check the disclosure.
Are builders offering incentives right now? ▾
Most Tooele builders have been leaning on rate buydowns, closing cost credits, and free upgrade packages rather than dropping base prices. A 2-1 buydown or a permanent rate in the low 5s through the builder's preferred lender is common. Incentives change frequently — confirm what's on the table the week you write an offer.
What's the difference between Tooele city, Stansbury Park, and Erda for new construction? ▾
Tooele city has the most production-builder inventory and the lowest entry prices. Stansbury Park sits closer to I-80, has the golf course and lake, and tends to run a bit higher. Erda is more rural with larger lots, often an acre or more, and is where you'll find semi-custom and custom builds rather than tract product.