Housing in Farmington

Farmington's housing market runs genuinely expensive relative to the rest of Davis County, with a real, disclosed spread and a cooling signal in the most recent 2026 data.

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A real, disclosed spread across sources

Zillow's average home value ran $682,135 (February 2026, up 4.0% YoY). Redfin's December 2025 median sale price ran higher at $703,000 (down 1.8% YoY over its own window). A more recent Redfin figure through July 2026 showed homes closing at a median $627,450, 97.8% of final list price -- disclosed here as a real signal of cooling rather than reconciled to one number.

A moderately competitive market

Redfin scored Farmington's market 48 out of 100 for competitiveness -- 'somewhat competitive.' Days on market ran 80 in 2026, up from 77 the prior year, a modest real cooling.

A genuine premium over other Davis County cities in this dataset

Farmington's home-price figures run meaningfully higher than Bountiful's ($559,495-$582,920 per bountiful-ut.js), consistent with Farmington's established east-bench neighborhoods and proximity to Station Park and Lagoon.

Key takeaways

Farmington's home-value figures run $627,450-$703,000 depending on source and window.
Redfin scored the market 48/100 for competitiveness -- 'somewhat competitive.'
Days on market ran 80 in 2026, up modestly from 77 the prior year.
Farmington runs genuinely more expensive than Bountiful, Davis County's other record in this dataset.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.