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Draper Real Estate

Corner Canyon Lifestyle — Trails, Views & Upscale Salt Lake Living

$750K Median Price
52 Avg Days on Market
+2.8% YoY Growth
51K Population

Why Draper?

Where Salt Lake County Meets the Mountains

Draper is Salt Lake County's outdoor enthusiast paradise — home to the famous Corner Canyon trail system that puts world-class hiking and mountain biking literally in your backyard. The city stretches from the valley floor to the mountain benches, offering everything from accessible suburban living to premium mountain-view estates.

The appeal is clear: Draper combines upscale living with unparalleled recreation access. You can commute to downtown Salt Lake in 25 minutes, then spend your evening on 50+ miles of trails without leaving your zip code. The FrontRunner station adds a commute option that lets you skip I-15 entirely.

For buyers who prioritize outdoor lifestyle, good schools, and a polished suburban environment, Draper consistently ranks among the valley's most desirable cities. The premium pricing reflects the demand.

Draper at a Glance

  • Corner Canyon: 50+ miles of trails
  • Premium bench-side neighborhoods
  • FrontRunner commuter rail access
  • Excellent Canyons School District
  • 25 min to downtown SLC
  • Mix of established & luxury new builds
  • Strong property appreciation history

2026 Market Reality

What Buyers & Sellers Need to Know

For Buyers

Draper is a premium market with premium pricing. Entry points exist in west Draper near I-15 (starting around $550K), but the desirable bench-side neighborhoods near Corner Canyon start at $750K and quickly climb to $1M+.

Competition is stiff for trail-adjacent properties. Homes with direct Corner Canyon access or panoramic views often receive multiple offers. Be prepared to move quickly on desirable inventory.

Watch out for: Steep driveways on bench properties can be challenging in winter. HOA fees in newer developments can be significant. Traffic on Bangerter Highway and 123rd South during rush hours. Trail access varies significantly by neighborhood.

For Sellers

You're selling a lifestyle as much as a home. Draper buyers are seeking the outdoor access, the schools, and the polished suburban environment. Highlight your proximity to trails, views, and the amenities that make Draper distinctive.

Well-maintained homes in desirable locations sell quickly and at strong prices. Dated homes or less-desirable locations face more competition and may require strategic pricing.

Our strategy: Emphasize the outdoor lifestyle — trail access, views, proximity to Corner Canyon. Target active professionals and families who prioritize recreation. Price according to location within Draper, as micro-markets vary significantly.

Neighborhoods

Areas to Know in Draper

SunCrest

Mountain community above Draper with panoramic views and direct trail access. Higher elevation means cooler temps and winter considerations. Premium pricing for premium setting.

Mountain Living

Corner Canyon Area

The heart of Draper's outdoor appeal. Established neighborhoods with direct trail access. Mix of 90s-2000s builds and newer luxury homes. Highly sought-after.

Trail Access

Draper Park

Central Draper near historic Main Street area. Walkable to restaurants and shops. Mix of older character homes and newer development. Good value for Draper.

Walkable

South Mountain

Luxury new construction with modern floor plans and community amenities. Premium pricing reflects the newer builds and finishes. Popular with move-up buyers.

Luxury New

Draper Real Estate FAQ

The median home price in Draper is approximately $750,000. West Draper offers entry points around $550K-$650K, while bench-side and mountain properties regularly exceed $900K-$1.5M+.

Yes — if you value outdoor recreation, excellent schools, and upscale suburban living and can afford the premium pricing. Draper consistently ranks among Utah's most desirable cities and has strong property appreciation history. It's less ideal for budget-conscious buyers.

The commute to downtown Salt Lake City is approximately 20-30 minutes via I-15 during normal traffic, or 35-50 minutes during rush hour. The FrontRunner commuter rail station offers a traffic-free 35-minute alternative.

Corner Canyon is a 3,000-acre regional park with 50+ miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Proximity to Corner Canyon significantly impacts home values — trail-adjacent properties command premiums of 10-20% or more compared to similar homes without access.

Draper is served by the Canyons School District, one of Salt Lake County's highest-rated districts. Schools include Draper Park Middle School, Corner Canyon High School, and several excellent elementary options. School quality is a major draw for families.

Ready to Explore Draper?

Whether you're seeking trail access, mountain views, or premium suburban living — let's talk about Draper's options.

Call (801) 245-0511