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Housing market · June 2026

Summit County Housing Market

Monthly home prices and sales for Summit County, Utah — a $1,738,096 median sale price in June 2026, up 23.7% from a year earlier.

Median sale price
$1,738,096
June 2026
Year over year
+23.7%
median sale price vs. June 2025
Homes sold
112
June 2026
Homes for sale
939
inventory, June 2026
Median days on market
48 days
June 2026
As of
June 2026
latest month reported
Median sale price in Summit County, monthlyJanuary 2017June 2026
20182020202220242026$1.74M

Summit County housing market at a glance

Latest month with the change versus June 2025 — always the same month a year earlier, never the prior month (the data is not seasonally adjusted).

MeasureJune 2026Y/Y
Median sale price$1,738,096+23.7%
Median price per square foot$697+7.1%
Median new-listing price$1,827,052+7.7%
Homes sold112+12.0%
New listings307+25.8%
Pending sales101-18.5%
Homes for sale (inventory)939+16.1%
Median days on market48 days+10 days
Months of supply8.4+0.3 mo.
Sold above list price12.2%+3.2 pts
What renting costs here: Summit County fair market rents — HUD rent levels by bedroom count (2-bedroom: $2,185/mo).
What's being built: Summit County building permits — new housing supply (355 units permitted, 12 mo).
How fast shelter costs rise: CPI shelter inflation — the national trend in rent and housing costs.

Summit County housing market — FAQ

What is the median home price in Summit County?+

The median home sale price in Summit County, Utah was $1,738,096 in June 2026 ($697 per square foot). Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage.

Are home prices in Summit County rising or falling?+

As of June 2026, the median sale price in Summit County is up 23.7% versus June 2025. Comparisons are always year over year — the data is not seasonally adjusted, so adjacent months mostly reflect the season, not the market.

How many homes sold in Summit County?+

112 homes sold in Summit County in June 2026; 1,361 sold over the trailing 12 months.

Why are some months missing?+

Months where Summit County recorded fewer than 3 sales are not shown — medians and ratios on so few transactions are noise. Gaps stay gaps: nothing is interpolated. Counts of homes sold are kept whenever Redfin reports them.