Layton Homes for Sale & Real Estate Listings

Layton features a diverse housing mix: suburban single-family homes, newer construction in planned neighborhoods, townhomes, and some properties with mountain or open-space views.

Layton is served by a strong public school system, with a number of highly rated elementary, junior high, and high schools. Families also benefit from nearby charter and private school options.

Yes — Layton offers appealing investment potential. Its growing population, solid neighborhood infrastructure, and relatively stable home values make it a good play for both rental and long-term resale investments.

Home prices are softening slightly: the median sale price recently dropped to around $469,900, reflecting about a 3% year-over-year decrease. Inventory remains moderate, and homes are selling somewhat faster than in the previous year (median days on market ~ 42 days).

The market is somewhat competitive. On average, homes sell for just under list price, and many homes go pending in about 42–50 days, giving buyers a fair chance while still offering solid demand.

The median listing price is currently about $574,400, and the more common sale price is around $470,000, depending on the neighborhood and type of property.

Renting is active in Layton, with demand coming from families and professionals. The average rent is competitive, thanks to good schools, parks, and accessibility to larger employment centers.

Well-known parts of Layton include neighborhoods near Layton Commons, East Layton with its mountain views, and newer subdivisions that feature modern homes and master‑planned community amenities.

Layton is well connected by major local roads and is part of the Wasatch‑Front region, making commutes to nearby cities like Ogden and Salt Lake City feasible. Public transit and regional access support both work and lifestyle travel.

Layton offers a family-oriented suburban lifestyle with parks, recreation, and outdoor access. Its location gives residents a balance of neighborhood tranquility plus proximity to mountain recreation, shopping, and a growing job market.