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Q: What is the median home price in Murray right now?

The Q1 2026 median sale price in Murray was 520,500 dollars across 100 closed transactions, with sales ranging from 31,050 dollars to 975,000 dollars. The average sale was 501,415 dollars.

Q: What are the best neighborhoods in Murray?

Best depends on what you are optimizing for. See our neighborhood guide on the page above to match your priorities (schools, amenities, price tier, custom homes vs. master-planned, foothill access) to the right pocket within Murray.

Q: How does Murray compare to other Salt Lake County cities?

Murray 520,000 dollars median is the second-most accessible in our set, just above West Jordan and Bluffdale.

Q: When is the best time to list a home in Murray?

March through May is historically the strongest sellers window in Murray. Summer is also strong. Fall and winter listings face thinner buyer pools, though some property types and neighborhoods perform fine year-round.

Last updated: May 9, 2026

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Murray Real Estate

Murray sits in the geographic center of the Salt Lake Valley with quick access to I-15, the TRAX light rail, Intermountain Medical Center (one of Utah’s largest employers), and the Murray Park amenity hub. The city’s housing stock is a mix of mid-century single-family homes, post-2000 infill construction, and townhome / condo developments near the medical campus and TRAX stations.

Kris Bowen Real Estate Group has worked the Murray market for years. Whether you are listing, buying, or relocating to Utah and trying to decide whether Murray fits your family, we know the neighborhoods, school catchments, and price-tier dynamics that drive Murray’s market.

Selling a Home in Murray

Pricing strategy in Murray requires a comp set tuned to your specific neighborhood. Citywide medians are a starting point, but neighborhood-level data is where the real money is made. Our 163-Step Home Selling Process™ starts with a Right Price Analysis built specifically for your Murray neighborhood, then runs the full Tidal Wave Marketing rollout through closing.

Buying a Home in Murray

Murray buyers benefit from our Buyer Concierge Service, which surfaces pre-MLS and off-market opportunities across the Salt Lake Valley. In faster-moving submarkets, off-market access is the difference between getting the home and watching it pend before you tour.

Murray Market Trends

Updated May 2026

Murray’s Q1 2026 numbers, pulled directly from Wasatch Front Regional MLS:

Median sale price: $520,500
Average sale price: $501,415
Closed sales (Q1 2026): 100
Median days on market: 52 days
Sale price range: $31,050 to $975,000

Source: Wasatch Front Regional MLS, Q1 2026 closed residential sales (Jan 1 to Mar 31, 2026). Pulled directly from utahrealestate.com on May 9, 2026.

Murray’s $520K median is the second-most accessible in our set, just above West Jordan and Bluffdale. Average sale price BELOW median is unusual — it means more sales clustered at the bottom of the range, typical of first-time-buyer-heavy markets. For the broader Wasatch Front picture, see our Spring 2026 Utah Market Update.

What Makes Murray Distinct

Murray is unique in the Salt Lake Valley for having its own school district while sitting in the geographic center of the metro area. That combination — central location, distinct school identity, and access to TRAX and major medical employment — keeps Murray attractive to first-time buyers and medical/professional workers despite the slightly longer DOM (52 days, reflecting the smaller buyer pool that prefers center-valley over east-bench or south-valley alternatives).

Popular Murray Neighborhoods

Murray Holladay border

Established east-side neighborhoods with mature trees and access to Holladay’s amenity district.

Fashion Place / Vine Street area

Mixed-use with retail, restaurants, and walkable amenities. Townhome and condo inventory.

Murray Park area

Family-oriented neighborhoods centered on the 200-acre Murray City Park with pool, sports complex, and walking trails.

Intermountain Medical Center area

Mix of older single-family and newer townhome/condo developments serving the hospital workforce.

West Murray

More affordable Murray on the I-15 side. Older single-family stock with active redevelopment in some pockets.

Schools in Murray

Murray operates its own school district (Murray School District) — distinct from neighboring Granite, Canyons, and Jordan districts. Murray High is the lone public high school. The smaller district size means more consistent pupil-teacher ratios but a smaller selection of school programs.

Common Mistakes Murray Sellers Make

Pricing based on the city-wide median rather than the neighborhood comp set. Murray’s spread is too wide for the citywide median to mean anything for a specific home.
Skipping pre-listing prep on higher-end homes. Premium buyer pools expect move-in ready.
Listing without seasonal awareness. Spring (March-May) consistently outperforms fall and winter.
Underestimating school catchment impact on resale value, even for homes without school-age occupants.
Choosing an agent without specific Murray subdivision experience. Generic Salt Lake County experience is not enough.

Frequently Asked Questions About Murray Real Estate

How long does it take to sell a home in Murray?

The Q1 2026 median was 52 days from list to close in Murray, based on Wasatch Front MLS data. Well-prepped homes in popular school catchments often go under contract in two to four weeks. Higher price points and unique properties can take longer because the buyer pool is smaller.

What is the median home price in Murray right now?

The Q1 2026 median sale price in Murray was $520,500 across 100 closed transactions, with sales ranging from $31,050 to $975,000. The average sale was $501,415.

What are the best neighborhoods in Murray?

“Best” depends on what you are optimizing for. Use our neighborhood guide above to match your priorities (schools, amenities, price tier, custom homes vs. master-planned, foothill access) to the right pocket within Murray.

What schools serve Murray?

See our schools section above. Catchment lines have shifted as Salt Lake Valley cities have grown, so always verify current catchment for any specific home.

Is Murray a good place to buy a home?

For Salt Lake County buyers who fit the demographics Murray serves (see “What Makes Murray Distinct” above), yes. Like any city, the answer depends on your specific situation, budget, and lifestyle priorities.

How does Murray compare to other Salt Lake County cities?

Murray’s $520K median is the second-most accessible in our set, just above West Jordan and Bluffdale. Average sale price BELOW median is unusual — it means more sales clustered at the bottom of the range, typical of first-time-buyer-heavy markets. For broader comparison see our South Jordan, Sandy, Draper, Herriman, and Daybreak pages.

What does it cost to sell a house in Murray?

Sellers typically pay 5 to 6 percent in agent commissions plus 1 to 3 percent in closing costs (title, recording, prorated taxes, transfer fees). Pre-listing prep, repairs, and staging vary by home. We give every Murray seller a Net Sheet up front so you know what you walk away with at closing.

When is the best time to list a home in Murray?

March through May is historically the strongest sellers’ window in Murray. Summer is also strong. Fall and winter listings face thinner buyer pools, though some property types and neighborhoods perform fine year-round.

Search All Murray Homes For Sale →

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Whether you are listing, buying, or relocating to Murray, we’d like to show you what the 163-Step Home Selling Process and Buyer Concierge Service look like for your specific situation. Call 801-999-8005 or email hello@krisbowen.com to schedule a confidential consultation.