Much like the rest of Utah Davis County and Utah County both experienced good home sales price appreciation in 2015. All key market indicators were positive with the number of home sales increasing and the time taken to sell a home decreasing.

Davis County

Davis County saw its median home sales prices increased 5.76% in 2015, with a median sales price $240,064. The number of single family homes sold increased 11.55% and the median days on market (how fast a home sold) dropped over 40% to just 26 days.
Below are the best and worst performing southern Davis County areas:

Best Performing Areas

Syracuse – 84075 – Up 11.82% – $268,250
Centerville – 84014 – Up 10.98% – $273,000

Worst Performing Areas

Kaysville – 84037 – Up 1.96% – $309,950
Bountiful – 84010 – Up 3.45% – $262,500

For a more detailed breakdown please visit our Davis County Home Sales page.

Utah County

In 2015 the median Utah County home sales price increased 9.03% to stand at $265,670. This was on the back of increasing home sales with the number of homes sold in the year increasing an impressive 15.48%. Median days on market dropped over 36% to 29 days.
Below are the best and worst performing northern Utah County areas:

Best Performing Areas

Alpine – 84004 – Up 24.27% – $553,000
Lindon – 84042 – Up 17.48% – $370,000

Worst Performing Areas

Cedar Fort – 84013 – Down 1.84% – $187,000
Salem – 84653 – Down 0.02% – $309,900

For a more detailed breakdown please visit our Utah County Home Sales page.