Market Overview
balancedHelper’s median home price ($277.6K) is about 46% below the Utah median and its $132/sq ft price is roughly 25% lower than the state average.- •Price cuts are common: 40% of active listings have had reductions, and the only price adjustments recorded were cuts.
- •Sales activity is strong despite lower prices, with a 26.7% YoY increase in sales volume while the median price fell 11.8% YoY.
- •Deal reliability is a concern: 23.1% of pending contracts fell through, well above typical back‑out rates.
- •Supply is tight but balanced: only 5 new listings in the past six months and 14 active homes give a 4.4‑month inventory, placing the market in a balanced zone.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Helper Real Estate
As of May 2026, the median home price in Helper, Utah is $247,500, which is 52.2% below the Utah state median of $517,990. Home prices in Helper range from $155,000 to $1,100,000, with an average sale price of $203,515. These figures are based on recent closed transactions in the Helper real estate market.
Helper, Utah is currently a balanced market. Key indicators include an average sale-to-list price ratio of 98.6% and homes spending an average of 59 days on the market. Helper’s median home price ($277.6K) is about 46% below the Utah median and its $132/sq ft price is roughly 25% lower than the state average.
Homes in Helper, Utah spend an average of 59 days on the market before going under contract compared to the Utah state average of 72 days (18.5% below average). This is a moderate pace, giving buyers some time to make decisions. Properties that are priced competitively and show well tend to sell fastest.