Davis County Homes is a local housing guide for Davis County, Utah, from North Salt Lake to West Point. It covers what homes are selling for, where new neighborhoods are going in, and what public decisions mean for the people who live here.
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Monthly market reports: closed sales, median price, inventory and days on market for Davis County, sourced from WFRMLS and dated. Start with the latest Davis County Report.
City and neighborhood guides: Farmington, Kaysville, Layton, Bountiful and more, including subdivision profiles such as Cave Hollow in Farmington.
Local terms explained: the Davis County real estate terminology guide.
What public decisions mean for homeowners: bonds, road projects and zoning changes, explained for people who own or are buying here.
Common questions
What is the median home price in Davis County? See the most recent monthly Davis County Housing Market Report; each report is dated and sourced.
Which Davis County cities are covered? All 15: Bountiful, Centerville, Clearfield, Clinton, Farmington, Fruit Heights, Kaysville, Layton, North Salt Lake, South Weber, Sunset, Syracuse, West Bountiful, West Point and Woods Cross.
Where can I see homes for sale? Each city guide links to live listings for that city.
Ready to look at listings? Search Davis County homes for sale, or reach the team through the Davis County Homes contact page.
Davis County closed 250 homes in September 2026 at a $520,000 median — down 4.6% year over year — as days on market stretched to 44 and active inventory climbed to 1,065. A WFMLS-sourced read for buyers and sellers.
Clinton’s draft plan for its newly annexed west side maps lot sizes from 3,500 to 15,000+ square feet and a blended housing category. Here is what is proposed, what is approved, and what buyers and sellers should watch.
Davis County closed 337 residential sales in July 2026 at a $532,000 median price, with homes selling at 97% of original list in a median 37 days while active inventory climbed 16% year over year to 1,014 homes.
Pioneer Day is a window into life in Davis County. Here’s what each city’s celebration says about its community — and why it matters if you’re thinking of moving here.
A practical Davis County homeowner’s checklist for hosting July gatherings – parking, pets, heat, grilling, fireworks awareness, and neighborly cleanup.
With Utah’s fireworks restrictions and historic fire danger, here’s how Davis County homeowners can prepare their property, pets, and family.
The Davis County Report | May 2026
Davis County’s median sale price was $525,000 in May 2026, inventory rose across every home type, and homes still sold in a median of 44 days. Here’s what buyers and sellers need to know.
Davis County’s median sale price held at $535,000 in April 2026 — up 1.9% year-over-year — as new listings climbed 16.7% and homes sold in 45 days. Full city-by-city breakdown.
Active listings across Davis County climbed for the third straight month while median days on market crept upward. Here is what the May data actually says, and what it does not.
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