The Ogden market right now

Median sale price$480,000-1.2% on a year earlier
Typical home value (Zillow)$511,736+2.1% on a year earlier
Median days on market35-4 days on a year earlier
Sale price vs list price99.1%26% sold above list
Months of supply3.6under 3 favors sellers, over 6 favors buyers
Homes sold in the month643-20% on a year earlier
Listings with a price cut35%

Sales figures: Redfin Data Center, market tracker (Redfin, a national real estate brokerage), Ogden, UT metro area, May 2026, all residential property types. Typical value: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), Zillow Research, August 2026, mid-tier homes, seasonally adjusted. These are area-wide figures, not a value for any one home.

With about 3.6 months of supply, this is a fairly balanced market by the usual rule of thumb, and homes sold for about 0.9% below their list price on average.

Median sale price in the Ogden area, by month
$460K$480K$500K$520KMay 2024May 2025May 2026
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MonthMedian sale price
May 2026$480,000
Apr 2026$490,000
Mar 2026$475,000
Feb 2026$484,339
Jan 2026$490,000
Dec 2025$495,000
Nov 2025$486,500
Oct 2025$474,950
Sep 2025$480,990
Aug 2025$505,000
Jul 2025$511,250
Jun 2025$478,000
May 2025$486,000
Apr 2025$500,000
Mar 2025$472,000
Feb 2025$470,000
Jan 2025$490,000
Dec 2024$473,956
Nov 2024$500,000
Oct 2024$490,000
Sep 2024$479,900
Aug 2024$484,950
Jul 2024$480,000
Jun 2024$472,500
May 2024$480,938

Source: Redfin Data Center, Ogden, UT metro area. Monthly figures, not seasonally adjusted, so some ups and downs are just the time of year.

What the metro area covers

The Census Bureau counts about 667,681 people in the Ogden, UT metro area, across 3 counties. Property taxes, recording fees and some transfer taxes are set county by county, so check the county your home is in.

CountyPopulation (2024 estimate)
Davis County, UT378,470
Weber County, UT276,118
Morgan County, UT13,093

Towns with the most ZIP codes in the area: Ogden, Clearfield, Bountiful, Layton, Centerville, Farmington, Kaysville, North Salt Lake, Hill Afb, Syracuse, Woods Cross, Croydon.

Population and counties: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2024 population estimates and 2023 metro delineations.

Utah rules that affect sellers

Transfer tax

Utah has no state real estate transfer tax, and a title insurer's state-by-state summary lists no deed transfer tax for Utah. Sellers still pay ordinary closing costs such as title and escrow fees. (Secondary source; no official page states the absence of the tax directly.)

Source: Stewart Title, State Laws and Customs Toolkit (secondary source)

Seller disclosure

Utah has no statute requiring a general seller disclosure form. Instead, the Utah Supreme Court held in Mitchell v. Christensen (2001 UT 80) that sellers owe a duty to disclose known material defects that a reasonable inspection by an ordinary prudent buyer would not reveal. In practice most sellers use the Utah Association of REALTORS disclosure form.

Source: Mitchell v. Christensen, 2001 UT 80, case summary (LawPipe, secondary source)

Who handles the closing

Utah closings are customarily handled by title companies, and an attorney is not customarily required. This is based on a title insurer's industry summary, not an official state page.

Source: Stewart Title, State Laws and Customs Toolkit (secondary source)

Also worth knowing

An owner who actually knows a property is currently contaminated from the use, storage or manufacture of methamphetamine must disclose that in the sale. This is the one seller disclosure spelled out by Utah statute.

Source: Utah Code Section 57-27-201

Also worth knowing

Utah law says the fact that a property is stigmatized is not a material fact, and neither the owner nor the agent is liable for not disclosing it.

Source: Utah Code Section 57-1-37

Also worth knowing

Although no statute requires it, Utah agents commonly have sellers complete the Utah Association of REALTORS seven-page disclosure form, and a seller who hides a known issue can be held liable.

Source: KSL.com, What Utah home sellers must disclose to buyers (March 2019)

Checking an agent's license

Real estate agents in Utah are licensed by the Utah Division of Real Estate (Department of Commerce). You can look up any agent before you work with them.

Utah Division of Real Estate (Department of Commerce) license lookup

Rules checked 2026-09-30. They change, and local practice varies: confirm with your title company, closing attorney or agent before relying on them. This is general information, not legal or tax advice.

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