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Provo Real Estate

Last updated: July 2026 · Market data from the Wasatch Front Regional MLS

Provo is the seat of Utah County and a classic university town, set between Utah Lake and the Y Mountain and Provo Peak backdrop, home to Brigham Young University, a revived historic downtown and a spread of neighborhoods from the west-side bench to the east foothills.

Provo Market Snapshot

As of June 2026, the typical home in Provo sells for about $475,000 (2026 year-to-date median, all home types). Prices are flat year over year in a balanced market.

PricesFlat
MarketBalanced
OutlookCooling

Typical sale, 2026 year-to-date

$475,000
Median sale price
−2.5% vs last year
$584,910
Average sale price
+3.6% vs last year
58
Average days on market
Was 47 a year ago

Market conditions, June 2026

370
Homes sold (YTD)
−9.3% vs last year
3.3 mo
Months of supply
From 2.5 a year ago
97.4%
Sale-to-list price
Homes selling near asking
272
Active listings
+22.5% vs last year

Source: UtahRealEstate.com / RapidStats MLS data. Median figures are all residential property types (single-family, townhouse, and condo), 2026 year-to-date; market-condition figures reflect June 2026. Data deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Market data powered by zoomUTAH.com.

Provo's housing demand is anchored by Brigham Young University, a large employment base and its role as the county seat, which tends to steady the market through cycles. With the city largely built out, appreciation generally tracks broad Utah Valley demand rather than the swings of newer edge communities. Treat any single year as a snapshot and lean on current comps for your specific neighborhood.

What your money buys in Provo

$300,000s to low $400,000s

Condos and older homes near downtown and Brigham Young University; the lowest-maintenance and most investor-active corner of the market.

Mid $400,000s to high $500,000s

West-side single-family homes in Grandview and the Provo Bench and Lakeshore area, straddling the citywide median.

$600,000 to $900,000

East-bench homes in Edgemont and Rock Canyon with mountain views and trail access.

$900,000 and up

Custom estates in Sherwood Hills and the Riverbottoms on larger northeast-bench lots; the premium top of the Provo market.

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Buying a Home in Provo

Buying in Provo means reading a city with two distinct sides: an east bench of view homes at Edgemont, Rock Canyon and Sherwood Hills, and a flatter west side toward Utah Lake with more attainable single-family homes, all wrapped around a busy university rental market. That mix means a citywide average tells you very little; the value lives in the specific neighborhood, floor plan and whether a listing is priced as a primary residence or as an investment.

Get pre-approved before you tour, and lean on recent in-person comps for your target pocket. A downtown condo, a Grandview view home and a Riverbottoms estate answer to different buyers, and that is exactly where a local read keeps you from overpaying.

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Selling a Home in Provo

Selling in Provo rewards pricing to the specific street and elevation rather than a blanket city number. East-bench view homes and west-side single-family homes answer to different buyer pools, and the comps have to match the pocket. Prep, professional photos and clean staging move a home faster and closer to asking, especially against Provo's mix of older housing and newer nearby construction.

The common misstep is overpricing off the wrong comps or off the investor-driven near-campus market. Buyers here compare closely, so an accurate list price from day one beats a cut later.

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New Construction in Provo

Provo is a mostly built-out city, so new construction shows up as infill, redevelopment around downtown and the university, and occasional bench lots rather than large subdivisions. Buyers set on brand-new finishes often weigh a Provo resale against newer builds nearby in Vineyard, Springville or Spanish Fork. When you compare, look at the full picture: lot size, commute, any HOA dues and the finish level you would otherwise renovate into an older home.

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Relocating to Provo?

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Featured Provo Communities

The areas buyers ask about most. Provo has more, so tell us what you are looking for and we will point you to the right fit.

Edgemont

An established east-bench neighborhood just north of Brigham Young University, prized for mountain views, mature streets and quick access to Rock Canyon and the Provo Canyon trails.

Rock Canyon

Foothill streets at the mouth of Rock Canyon with a wide mix of housing, trail access at the door and strong resale demand on the east side.

Sherwood Hills and the Riverbottoms

Custom homes on the northeast bench near Provo Canyon and along the Provo River, with some of the larger lots and higher-end estates in the city.

Grandview

An elevated west-side neighborhood with panoramic valley views, a range of housing and easy access to Riverside shopping and I-15.

Provo Bench and the Lakeshore area

Flatter west and southwest neighborhoods toward Utah Lake, generally the more attainable single-family homes in the city.

Downtown and central Provo

The historic core and university-adjacent blocks, with older homes, condos and walkable access to Center Street's shops, restaurants and events.

Best Provo neighborhood for…

Matching what you want most to where it lives in Provo.

  • Best value entry point Condos and older homes near downtown and the university, plus attainable west-side single-family homes.
  • Closest to the mountains and trails The east bench at Rock Canyon and Edgemont, with Provo Canyon and the Y Trail minutes away.
  • Largest lots The Riverbottoms and Sherwood Hills on the northeast bench, where custom homes sit on bigger parcels.
  • Best valley and lake views Grandview on the west bench and the higher east-bench streets looking out over Utah Lake.
  • Most walkable Downtown and the central blocks near Center Street and the university, close to shops, dining and transit.

Provo Schools

Provo is served by Provo City School District, whose two comprehensive high schools are Provo High School and Timpview High School. The district also runs Independence High School plus a dozen neighborhood elementary schools.

Which high school feeds where

Area of ProvoTypically feeds
East-bench neighborhoods including Edgemont, Rock Canyon and Sherwood HillsTimpview High School
West side, Grandview and the Provo Bench and Lakeshore areaProvo High School
Provo middle gradesCentennial, Dixon and Shoreline Middle Schools

Boundaries shift as the area grows. Always confirm your exact address on the official district boundary map.

Boundaries within Provo shift over time as the district adjusts enrollment, so verify the current elementary, middle and high school assignment for any specific address. School assignment is not a ranking.

Living in Provo

Beyond the market numbers, here is what day-to-day life and the cost of owning look like. Tap any section to open it.

  • What is Provo known for?
    Provo is a university town built around Brigham Young University, with a lively, revived historic downtown along Center Street and a dramatic setting between Utah Lake and the Y Mountain and Provo Peak ridgeline.
  • What is there to do outdoors?
    The east side opens straight into Rock Canyon and Provo Canyon, with the Bonneville Shoreline and Provo River Parkway trails, the Y Trail up the mountain, and Sundance and the Alpine Loop a short drive up US-189. Utah Lake anchors boating and the west-side trails.
  • Where do people shop and eat?
    Downtown Provo carries much of the independent dining and nightlife, while everyday retail and grocery cluster along University Avenue, the Riverside and Freedom Boulevard corridors, and the shopping near the university.
  • What is the commute like?
    Provo sits on I-15 with a central UTA FrontRunner station and a bus rapid transit line linking downtown, the university and Orem. The Silicon Slopes tech corridor is roughly 25 to 35 minutes north off peak.

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Provo FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • What are the main neighborhoods in Provo?

    The east bench holds Edgemont, Rock Canyon and Sherwood Hills, the northeast has the Riverbottoms along the Provo River, the west side includes Grandview and the Provo Bench toward Utah Lake, and the central core surrounds downtown and Brigham Young University.

  • Which school district serves Provo?

    Provo has its own district, the Provo City School District, separate from the surrounding Alpine and Nebo districts. Assignments generally split east and west across the city, so confirm the current boundary for any specific address.

  • What is the difference between the east bench and the west side?

    The east bench neighborhoods sit higher against the mountains with views and trail access and tend to carry a premium, while the flatter west side toward Utah Lake generally offers more attainable single-family homes. Which fits depends on budget, commute and how close you want to be to the foothills.

  • Is Provo a good place for first-time buyers?

    Provo has entry points from condos and older homes near downtown and the university to attainable single-family homes on the west side, though the large student population also drives a busy rental and investment market. A local read helps you sort primary-residence value from investor pricing.

  • How is the commute to Silicon Slopes and Salt Lake?

    Provo sits on I-15 with a central FrontRunner station, putting the Lehi and Draper tech corridor roughly 25 to 35 minutes north off peak and downtown Salt Lake City about 45 to 55 minutes by car or a direct FrontRunner ride.

  • Are there new-construction homes in Provo?

    Provo is a mostly built-out city, so new supply comes largely from infill, redevelopment near downtown and the university, and scattered bench lots rather than big subdivisions. Buyers who want brand-new construction often compare against newer builds in Vineyard, Springville and Spanish Fork.

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