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New Construction Homes for Sale in West Haven, Utah
West Haven has been one of Weber County's fastest-growing cities for the better part of a decade, and new construction is the main reason why. Builders like Visionary, Ivory, Richmond American, and Nilson Homes have been actively developing subdivisions along 1900 West, 4700 South, and the Midland Drive corridor, putting up everything from 1,800-square-foot starter ramblers to 4,500-square-foot two-stories with three-car garages. Most of the buildable land sits on what used to be farmland between Roy and Hooper, which means flat lots, wide streets, and clear views east to the Wasatch and west toward the Great Salt Lake. Pricing on new builds here generally runs from the upper $400Ks for smaller single-level homes up past $800K for fully upgraded two-stories on larger lots — usually a meaningful discount compared to comparable new construction in Davis County or south Ogden.
The draw for most buyers is the combination of newer infrastructure, quick access to I-15 at the 5600 South or 21st Street exits, and Weber School District boundaries (Kanesville Elementary, Rocky Mountain Junior High, and Fremont High serve most of the city). Hill Air Force Base is roughly 15 minutes south, downtown Ogden is 10 minutes northeast, and SLC International is under 40 minutes when traffic cooperates. Spec homes, to-be-built contracts, and quick-move-in inventory all show up on the MLS here, so what's available shifts week to week. Browse the active new construction listings below to see what builders have on the ground right now.
May 2026 · West Haven market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in West Haven right now.
Median sale
$467,500
26 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
24 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.3%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
91
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new construction homes in West Haven.
Which builders are most active in West Haven right now? ▾
Visionary Homes, Ivory Homes, Nilson Homes, Richmond American, and Fieldstone Homes have all had active communities in West Haven recently, along with several smaller local builders working infill lots. Inventory and floor plans rotate, so the mix of spec homes versus to-be-built contracts changes throughout the year.
What's the price range for new construction in West Haven? ▾
Most new builds list between the upper $400Ks and the low $800Ks depending on square footage, lot size, and finish level. Single-level ramblers under 2,000 square feet tend to sit at the lower end, while two-stories over 3,500 square feet with upgraded kitchens and finished basements push toward the top of the range.
Can I buy a spec home that's already finished, or do I have to build from scratch? ▾
Both options show up regularly on the MLS in West Haven. Spec homes (also called inventory or quick-move-in homes) are typically 30 to 90 days from closing, while to-be-built contracts usually run 6 to 10 months depending on the builder's current backlog and weather.
What school district serves West Haven new construction? ▾
West Haven is part of Weber School District. Most subdivisions feed into Kanesville Elementary or West Haven Elementary, Rocky Mountain Junior High, and Fremont High School. Boundary maps can shift as new schools open, so it's worth confirming the assigned schools for any specific address.
Are builder incentives common here? ▾
Yes — especially on standing inventory. Builders in West Haven frequently offer rate buydowns through their preferred lenders, closing cost credits, or design center allowances to move spec homes. Incentives are usually larger at quarter-end and year-end when builders are pushing to close out their books.
How does new construction in West Haven compare to nearby Hooper or Roy? ▾
West Haven generally offers newer subdivisions with larger lots than Roy, where most homes were built in the 1970s through 1990s, and tighter city services than Hooper, which is more rural. Pricing tends to land between the two, with West Haven's I-15 access being the main practical advantage for commuters.