South Jordan

The median sale price in South Jordan was about $599,990 in July 2026, at roughly $244 per square foot. That single number hides a big split: the 84009 ZIP on the west side, which is Daybreak, has a median near $565,000, while the 84095 ZIP on the east side runs closer to $895,000 because of larger lots and larger homes. For comparison, the Salt Lake County single-family median was $645,000 in the second quarter of 2026. If someone quotes you one price for South Jordan, ask which side of Bangerter they mean.

It is one of the strongest family markets in Salt Lake County. Niche ranks it #5 for raising a family in the county for 2026, and the census profile backs that up: a median age of 33, 29.3% of residents under 18, and 3.09 people per household. The whole city sits in Jordan School District, and families have Bingham Creek Regional Park's 160 acres, the 67-acre Oquirrh Lake in Daybreak, and 3.5 miles of the Jordan River Parkway inside city limits. Reported crime runs well below national averages, including roughly 63 burglaries per 100,000 residents against a national 500.

South Jordan sits about 18 to 20 miles south of downtown on I-15, and two rail options beat driving at rush hour. FrontRunner from the South Jordan station at 10351 South Jordan Gateway reaches Salt Lake Central in 16 minutes, with roughly 575 free park-and-ride spaces. The TRAX Red Line runs from Daybreak Parkway to downtown in about 20 minutes and has three South Jordan stations: Daybreak Parkway, South Jordan Parkway, and South Jordan Downtown, which opened in March 2025 to serve the ballpark. One thing people get wrong is that the Red Line does not go to the airport. That is the Green Line, so an airport trip means a transfer downtown.