Year over year, typical home values in Holladay have slipped about 5.24 percent even though they remain high compared to the rest of Salt Lake County. Values now sit around $947,557, well above the county’s typical value of $549,000. New listings are up 7.69 percent from last year, while pending sales have fallen more than 20 percent, pointing to a cooling in overall demand.
In the latest month of March 2026, prices and activity shifted noticeably, with typical home values jumping 16.98 percent from the prior month and the median list price rising 8.01 percent to about $820,731. Homes are moving much faster, as median days on market dropped nearly two-thirds month over month to about 30 days and are down 14.29 percent compared with a year ago.
Inventory in Holladay has risen to 91 homes, up 24.66 percent from the previous month, though it is still slightly lower than a year ago and equals only about 2.1 months of supply, supporting its status as a Seller's Market. Roughly 24 percent of listings saw a price drop, and about 26 percent of recent sales closed above list price, with the average sale-to-list ratio just under 0.99, showing sellers still hold pricing power but buyers have room to negotiate. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections point to a typical home value near $1,016,335, a median list price around $851,147, and inventory close to 100, and both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands these conditions.
