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Townhomes for Sale in Utah

There are 2,770 townhomes for sale in Utah right now, with a median asking price of $430,000. That puts Utah townhomes at a median 24% below the statewide median of $565,000. The most listings are in Saratoga Springs, St. George and Washington. Most are new: the median townhome for sale was built in 2023.

Townhomes are where a lot of Utah's new building has gone, from the master-planned neighborhoods of Saratoga Springs, Lehi and South Jordan to St. George in the south and Cedar City. See new construction across Utah, or compare Utah condos if a lower price matters more than a garage and private entry.

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Utah MLS data · updated Oct 22, 2026

Utah townhomes for sale 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
2,770
median ask $430,000
Median sale, last 12 mo
$420,000
6,388 sold · -1.2% vs prior year
Price per sq ft
$230
median of closed sales · typical 1,825 sq ft
Days on market
37 days
median, listing to contract · 100% of list

The median asking price is 24% below the median for all Utah homes for sale ($565,000).

Where they are: by city

City For sale Median ask Sold, 12 moMedian sale
Saratoga Springs 138 $460,000 476$440,000
St. George 173 $379,000 383$360,000
Washington 124 $455,000 330$385,000
Lehi 83 $500,000 366$456,000
South Jordan 153 $440,000 245$450,000
Herriman 85 $455,000 254$450,000
Salem 44 $413,000 209$405,000
West Jordan 72 $463,000 181$449,000
Cedar City 80 $280,000 166$299,000
Eagle Mountain 55 $380,000 181$380,000
Mapleton 48 $481,000 171$450,000
Salt Lake City 79 $490,000 134$527,000
West Valley City 115 $511,000 92$431,000
Park City 81 $2,000,000 115$1,325,000
Spanish Fork 54 $398,000 140$392,000
American Fork 47 $450,000 143$467,000
Heber City 64 $760,000 117$735,000
Midvale 40 $444,000 125$425,000
Hurricane 80 $500,000 73$395,000
Ogden 51 $329,000 92$348,000

By county

CountyFor saleMedian ask
Utah County 642 $420,000
Salt Lake County 798 $470,000
Washington County 416 $441,000
Weber County 173 $360,000
Davis County 140 $425,000
Cache County 97 $330,000
Wasatch County 130 $978,000
Iron County 82 $284,000
Summit County 86 $1,585,000
Tooele County 51 $355,000
Box Elder County 35 $319,000
Grand County 31 $619,000

Sale medians need at least 5 closings; thinner rows show a dash. Listing data from the Utah MLS, deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Common questions

About townhomes for sale in Utah.

How much is a townhome in Utah? ▾

The median asking price for a Utah townhome is $430,000 right now. Over the last 12 months, townhomes sold for a median of $420,000, about $230 per square foot.

Do Utah townhomes have HOA fees? ▾

Almost always. 98% of today's townhome listings have dues, with a median of $195 a month. Check what the dues cover: some associations handle roofs, exteriors, snow removal and landscaping, and others only the common areas.

What is the difference between a townhome and a condo in Utah? ▾

With a townhome you usually own the home and the ground under it, while a condo buyer owns the unit and a share of the common areas. Condos fall under Utah's Condominium Ownership Act and many townhome communities under the Community Association Act, though some townhomes are legally condos. The plat and declaration tell you which one you're buying.

How fast do townhomes sell in Utah? ▾

Over the last 12 months, Utah townhomes took a median of 37 days to go under contract and closed at 100% of their final list price.

Is there a fee when you buy into a Utah HOA? ▾

Sometimes. Some Utah associations charge a reinvestment fee at closing. For covenants recorded since the state's cap took effect, Utah Code 57-1-46 limits that fee at 0.5% of the home's value, except in large master-planned developments.