More homes for sale are giving buyers a little more room
Supply is rising across most of this market, and that changes what careful pricing means for sellers right now.
Holladay has more homes for sale, even with fewer deals closing
Supply is up 20.6% across Holladay, yet 14% fewer homes closed, so pricing and preparation matter more than ever right now.
7 Signs Your Price Is Too High in This Market
More than half the homes for sale right now have already dropped their price. Here is how to tell if yours is next.
More homes are for sale in Holladay, but closings are down
Inventory in Holladay rose 9.3% while the number of homes that actually closed fell 14%, in the three months ending July 31, 2026.
More choices are showing up across this market
Inventory is rising in many ZIP codes, and that changes what both buyers and sellers need to know right now.
More than half of sellers here paid money back at closing
53.6% of sellers paid the buyer money back at closing, and the typical amount was $8,500, even when the home sold at or over its asking price.
Higher rates are slowing deals more than prices in Holladay
Across Holladay, fewer homes are closing, but prices are still holding up.
One part of Holladay is loosening up, while another stays tighter
The three months ending July 31, 2026 show two very different markets inside Holladay, and which one you are in changes everything about your strategy.
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