Holladay, Utah Real Estate Listings

Holladay Utah is a suburb of Salt Lake City and is located about 10 miles South East. In July of 1847 pioneers led by John Holladay entered the Salt Lake Valley. A few men built dugouts along Spring Creek, decided to stay and wintered over. This became the first village established in another area away from Salt Lake City. John Holladay became Branch President of the church and the village named itself, Holladays settlement or Holladays Burgh. Holladay developed with David Brintons Mercantile Co-Op and Brinton-Gunderson Blacksmith Shop. Good conditions allowed for continued growth of Orchards, Businesses and Agriculture. Estimated population as of 2006 is 25,308 and Elevation is 4,465 ft. The beautiful Wasatch Mountains border the City of Holladay.

In the tradition of downtown Holladay a 57 acre site is coming to the community. Tree lined neighborhoods feature condominiums, town homes, cottages and single-family homes. From department stores to boutiques, offices to cinemas this will be a place to call home. To the East of Cottonwood Mall the Cinema Building is under construction with restaurants on the ground floor. Macys Department Store serves as a Historical anchor for the plan.

Cottonwood mall was constructed in the 1960s. It is the first enclosed shopping mall in Utah. An ambitious plan to move the mall towards a more European-style outdoor shopping experience closed its doors in 2007 to start the reconstruction process. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 5.3 square miles (13.8 km²), all of it land. The list below is a selection of current Holladay real estate listings from zoomUtah.com. Once you have registered for free, you will be able to access all Holladay homes, condos, townhomes and land for sale, both residential and commercial. If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Holladay Utah, access to this site is essential.

Showing 10 of 338 Total Holladay Real Estate Listings

	Price	Style	Year	Sq. Feet	Bed	Bath
	$139,997	Townhouse/Row-Mid	1983	1,200	3	2
	$174,900	Bungalo/Cottage	1904	1,478	3	2
	$199,900	Bungalo/Cottage	1941	747	1	1
	$217,000	Bungalo/Cottage	1930	1,440	3	1
	$229,900	2-Story Conventional	1945	1,950	4	2
	$229,900	Rambler/Ranch	1953	1,077	3	2
	$229,900	Tri/Multi-Level	1952	2,161	5	3
	$234,999	Other	1949	1,129	3	1
	$235,000	Bungalo/Cottage	1927	1,666	3	2
	$239,990	Rambler/Ranch	1953	2,605	4	2