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Homes for Sale in Eagle Mountain

Affordable Living with Mountain Views

$515,000Median Price
52Days on Market
+4.2%YoY Growth
45,000Population
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Why Eagle Mountain?


Eagle Mountain is one of the fastest-growing cities in Utah, offering new-construction homes at some of the most accessible price points along the Wasatch Front. Nestled against the Oquirrh Mountains with sweeping valley views, the city combines open space, growing retail corridors, and community parks. With its rapid population growth, Eagle Mountain continues to add new-construction homes across a range of accessible price points.

Among the most affordable new-construction markets in Utah County

Rapidly expanding retail, dining, and entertainment options

Over 100 miles of planned trail systems and open space

Served by the Alpine School District

Strong sense of community with year-round city events

2026 Market Reality


Honest insights for Eagle Mountain -- no hype, just numbers and context.

Buyer Insight

Eagle Mountain remains one of the best entry points for homeownership along the Wasatch Front in 2026. With a median price of $515K and steady 4.2% year-over-year appreciation, buyers can still find newer homes under the county median. Inventory turns over every 52 days on average, giving buyers a reasonable window to evaluate options. New developments continue to add supply, which keeps prices more moderate than neighboring Saratoga Springs or Lehi.

Seller Insight

Sellers in Eagle Mountain benefit from sustained demand driven by affordability-seeking buyers and ongoing infrastructure investment. The 4.2% annual appreciation means equity gains are healthy without pricing out the buyer pool. Homes that are well-maintained and located near completed amenities tend to sell faster than the 52-day average. Pricing competitively from day one is critical, as buyers in this range are often comparing multiple new-build options.

Cory Salisbury

A note from Cory

I live here. I drive Pony Express Pkwy almost every day, and our family has put down real roots in this town. I'll tell you which subdivisions still have phantom HOA assessments coming, which builders are bending on rate buy-downs right now, and which neighborhoods are quietly outperforming the city median. Eagle Mountain is the city I know best — and the one I'd most love to talk through with you over coffee.

— Cory Salisbury, 801-245-0511

Eagle Mountain Neighborhoods


Ranches at Eagle Mountain

A master-planned community with larger lot sizes and equestrian-friendly properties. Ranches offers a rural feel with modern amenities, including community parks, trails, and easy access to Pony Express Parkway.

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City Center

The heart of Eagle Mountain with a mix of single-family homes and townhomes close to shopping, dining, and city offices. City Center provides walkable convenience and proximity to community events at the town park.

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Cedar Pass

A newer development on the west side featuring contemporary floor plans and mountain views. Cedar Pass attracts buyers looking for modern finishes at competitive prices with easy commuter access.

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North Shore

Located near the northern boundary of Eagle Mountain, North Shore offers proximity to Saratoga Springs amenities while maintaining Eagle Mountain pricing. The neighborhood features a mix of established and newer homes.

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Hidden Hollow

A quiet, tucked-away community with mature landscaping and slightly larger lots than newer developments. Hidden Hollow appeals to buyers who want a settled neighborhood with an established HOA and community feel.

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Eagle Mountain FAQ


What is the average home price in Eagle Mountain in 2026?
The median home price in Eagle Mountain is approximately $515,000 as of 2026, making it one of the most affordable cities in northern Utah County. Prices range from the low $400s for townhomes to over $700K for larger custom homes on premium lots.
How is the commute from Eagle Mountain to Salt Lake City?
The commute from Eagle Mountain to downtown Salt Lake City is typically 45-60 minutes via Redwood Road or SR-73 to I-15. The planned Point of the Mountain transit improvements and Pony Express Parkway widening continue to improve commute times. Many residents also commute to the Lehi tech corridor, which is about 20-25 minutes away.
What school district serves Eagle Mountain?
Eagle Mountain is served by the Alpine School District. Several newer elementary and middle schools have been built to keep pace with growth, and the city is home to Cedar Valley High School. Charter school options are also available in the area.
Is Eagle Mountain a good investment for 2026?
Eagle Mountain has shown consistent appreciation at 4.2% year-over-year, supported by ongoing population growth, infrastructure investment, and the expansion of commercial amenities. The city is positioned for continued growth as the Wasatch Front expands westward, making it a solid long-term investment for both owner-occupants and investors.
What new developments are coming to Eagle Mountain?
Eagle Mountain continues to see active development with multiple new residential communities under construction, expanded retail along Pony Express Parkway, and planned mixed-use centers. Infrastructure improvements including road widening projects and utility expansions are keeping pace with growth.

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