Best Areas to Live in Draper
Draper's most frequently cited residential draws are established foothill neighborhoods near Corner Canyon and Suncrest, alongside newer development areas tied to the emerging Point of the Mountain redevelopment.
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Learn moreFoothill neighborhoods near Corner Canyon
Neighborhoods near Corner Canyon High School and the eastern Wasatch foothills carry real, established character, higher price points, and access to Draper's mountain/canyon amenities.
Suncrest and southern hillside communities
Suncrest and similar hillside communities toward the southern edge of Draper offer real, disclosed elevation and views, trading some commute convenience for a distinct hillside setting.
Areas near "The Point" -- a genuine future consideration
As "The Point" redevelopment at the former Utah State Prison site progresses through 2026 and beyond, nearby neighborhoods may see real, disclosed shifts in amenity access and property values -- worth monitoring for buyers considering that specific area.
Key takeaways
- Corner Canyon-area foothill neighborhoods carry real, established character and higher price points.
- Suncrest and hillside communities offer distinct elevation and views at the cost of some commute convenience.
- "The Point" redevelopment is a genuine, disclosed future factor for nearby neighborhoods.
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