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Salt Lake County, Utah
Cost of living, home prices, schools and neighborhoods
Midvale is a compact, centrally located city of roughly 35,000 residents positioned at the junction of I-15 and I-215 in the heart of Salt Lake County. The city has experienced significant transformation, particularly around the Bingham Junction mixed-use development and the TRAX Blue Line corridor. Housing stock ranges from affordable mid-century homes to newer condo and apartment developments. Midvale's industrial past is giving way to commercial and residential redevelopment, and the city actively courts mixed-use projects along its major corridors. For investors, Midvale offers strong transit access (three TRAX stations), central location, and a price point below neighboring Murray and Sandy. Demand draws from Intermountain Medical Center employment, three TRAX stations, and the I-15/I-215 interchange.
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$415K
Median Home Price
$1,450/mo
Median Rent
36,000
Population
2.0%
Growth Rate
Avg Days on Market
19 days
Median Household Income
$55K
Owner-Occupied
48%
Midvale's central location makes it a launching pad, TRAX to SLC for a concert, I-215 to Big Cottonwood for skiing, or I-15 south to Lehi's tech campuses, all within 20–30 minutes. Daily errands happen along 7200 South and State Street, with an increasing number of restaurants and cafes near Bingham Junction. The Jordan River Parkway passes through for cycling and running. City parks and Midvale Harvest Days in fall are on the civic calendar. Mining- and rail-era street grids sit next to Bingham Junction mixed-use, which gives the city a transitional commercial mix. Taco trucks and craft cocktail bars coexist happily.
Centrally located in the valley with TRAX light rail and I-15 access, undergoing revitalization near the old smelter site.
mixed-use development with modern apartments and retail
transit-oriented properties with SLC and Sandy connectivity
quieter residential streets near Canyons School District boundary
commercial adjacency with workforce housing
Midvale is served by Canyons School District. See the Canyons School District guide.
Three TRAX Blue Line stations within city limits
I-15 and I-215 interchange provides exceptional freeway access
Bingham Junction development transforming city center
Affordable entry point relative to Murray and Sandy
Midvale's redevelopment, particularly Bingham Junction and other mixed-use projects, is gradually lifting property values across the city. The pattern is similar to South Salt Lake's evolution, new commercial and residential development can lift surrounding property values. Existing single-family homes in stable neighborhoods benefit from the improving city identity without being directly displaced. Investors who positioned early in this cycle have seen strong appreciation, and the trajectory appears sustainable given the city's transit advantages and central location.
Three TRAX stations give Midvale exceptional transit connectivity, tenants can reach downtown SLC in 20 minutes, the University of Utah in 25 minutes, or Sandy in 10 minutes without a car. This expands the applicant pool to households that want a car-light commute. Properties within a 10-minute walk of TRAX stations often command rent premiums of $75–$150/month and experience faster lease-up.
Check Midvale Police, Utah DPS, and published neighborhood-level dashboards for the specific block, and compare several recent years rather than a city-wide headline. Lighting, locks, and cameras are operational items we can address; they are not a substitute for current public data.
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