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OremHome Appraisal & Home Value Experts

Weston Groll appraises Orem homes for purchase and refinance loans, FHA loans, estates and date of death values, divorce, tax appeals and PMI removal. Weston works out of American Fork, up I-15 from Orem, and covers all of Utah County. To order, call (801) 403-7723 or enter the Orem address in the request box on this page.

Weston Groll · Utah Certified Residential Appraiser · Lic. 6088519-CR00
Scroll the valley
$520K
Median sale price, Redfin, June 2026 (+0.9% in a year)
35
Median days on market, Redfin, June 2026 (29 a year earlier)
95,214
Orem population, Census Bureau, July 2025 estimate
$601,450
2026 FHA one unit limit, Utah County, Homebuyer.com
Home values

What are Orem homes worth in 2026?

Orem's median sale price was $519,717 in June 2026, up 0.9% from a year earlier across 158 sales, according to Redfin. The median home took 35 days to sell, against 29 the June before. That figure blends postwar houses recorded at under 1,000 square feet with 2000s homes recorded at over 5,000, so it prices neither one.

Renters fill a big share of the city. The Census Bureau puts the owner occupied rate at 57.8% (2020 to 2024 surveys), which means rentals and owner homes often share a block, and condition can differ sharply between neighbors built the same year.

With about 42 percent of Orem households renting, the build year on a plat says less about a house than a walk through it does.

The Apex Approach
Neighborhoods

How does Orem housing divide up?

The city sorts Orem into 22 named neighborhoods across nine planning districts, and county records split it further into recorded subdivisions, most of them averaging a build year between 1951 and 1999. Era, house size and lot size, read plat by plat, decide which sales compare.

Heatheridge

North Orem around 1900 North and 300 East, and also a city neighborhood in planning district 3. The Heatheridge plats are the largest in Orem's county records: about 490 homes averaging a 1987 build year on 0.23 acre lots, near 1,600 square feet. With that many houses, most comps can come from inside the plat.

Geneva Heights

West Orem near 500 North and 1000 West, and a city neighborhood in district 5. County records show about 220 homes averaging 1961, some as old as 1920, at roughly 970 square feet on 0.18 acre lots. Houses this old have often been remodeled or expanded, so Weston measures each one instead of trusting the recorded size.

Stonewood

Near 560 South and Main Street, and a city neighborhood in district 7 alongside Lakeridge. The Stonewood plat holds 87 homes built 1989 to 2003 on 0.28 acre lots, averaging about 2,800 square feet in county records. That is large for an Orem house of its age, so size matching narrows the comp list fast.

Cherapple Farms

Northeast Orem around 1700 North and 700 East, reaching Skyline Drive. About 121 homes averaging a 1997 build year sit on 0.36 acre lots, near 2,700 square feet each. Lots that size are scarce in Orem, so how much a buyer pays for the extra land is checked against actual sales.

The Berkshires

Southeast Orem near 1400 South and 1140 East. County records list 58 homes averaging a 2008 build year on 0.66 acre lots, at about 5,400 square feet. Very few Orem sales match homes this big, so the comp search for one of them may widen beyond the city line.

The Ponds at Sleepy Ridge

West Orem along 1920 West, near 600 South. Its 60 homes went up from 2014 to 2016 on parcels averaging 0.07 acre, about 2,200 square feet each, a pattern that points to attached or small lot product. Recent sales of that same product type make the comps here, ahead of older detached houses close by.

Carrara Villas

North Orem on 375 East between about 1500 and 1570 North. All 93 homes were built from 2004 to 2008 on 0.24 acre lots and average about 2,540 square feet. One builder era and one product type mean resales inside the plat are the first place Weston looks.

Every other Orem neighborhood and subdivision

  • Northridge: City neighborhood in district 3; its namesake plat has 59 homes averaging 1983, near 2,230 square feet.
  • Windsor: District 3 neighborhood with Heatheridge and Northridge; city lines group streets for planning, not price.
  • Canyon View: One of three district 1 neighborhoods; the city's Where I Live map confirms which addresses belong.
  • Orchard: Shares district 1 with Canyon View and Cascade. Comps follow plat and build era within it.
  • Cascade: A district 1 neighborhood, separate from the Cascade Acres plat listed further down.
  • Orem North: Paired with Sharon Park in district 2; a neighborhood name alone never sets a comp boundary.
  • Sharon Park: District 2. Sharon is an early name for Orem, which was settled in 1877.
  • Aspen: Planning district 4, together with Timpview; plats inside it vary in age.
  • Timpview: The other district 4 neighborhood. Weston matches sales by subdivision and era first.
  • Suncrest: A district 5 neighborhood, grouped with Geneva Heights and Orem Park.
  • Orem Park: Sits in district 5; recorded house sizes here vary, so measuring matters.
  • Orem neighborhood: District 6 includes a neighborhood the city simply calls Orem, beside Sharon and Hillcrest.
  • Sharon: District 6, carrying the town's early name; older plats call for era matched sales.
  • Hillcrest: Third neighborhood in district 6. The parcel's own plat tells more about value.
  • Lakeridge: Shares district 7 with Stonewood; confirm the plat before pulling comps.
  • Sunset Heights East: One half of district 8. Different subdivisions inside it span decades.
  • Sunset Heights West: District 8's other half; the city map settles which side an address falls on.
  • Lakeview: District 9 with Cherry Hill, and separate from the Lakeview Manor plat.
  • Cherry Hill: Also in district 9. A city label, so plat data drives the comparison.
  • Beverly Place: 219 homes averaging 1959, recorded near 830 square feet; finished space is verified on site.
  • Southgate Park: Early 1970s plat of 173 homes on 0.21 acre lots.
  • Springwater Park: Average build year 1992 across 169 homes, about 1,200 square feet.
  • Sunset Vista: Bigger lots for Orem, 0.31 acre, under 161 homes from the 1970s on average.
  • Morningside Heights: 147 postwar homes, mostly early 1960s, on 0.16 acre lots.
  • Memmo Gardens: Small recorded homes, about 780 square feet, across 143 houses averaging 1961.
  • Lakeview Manor: 138 homes from the 1960s on lots near a quarter acre.
  • Meadow Crest: Late 1970s construction: 137 homes, 0.22 acre lots, about 1,260 square feet.
  • Lincoln Heights: 136 houses averaging 1964 and under 1,000 square feet in county records.
  • Lincoln Gardens: A separate plat from Lincoln Heights: 133 homes, average year 1963, 0.21 acre lots.
  • Country Estates: Build years run 1953 to 2022 here, averaging 1998, so ages inside one plat differ widely.
  • Orchard Village: 133 homes built mostly in the 1980s on 0.22 acre lots.
  • Palisade Park: Late 1970s houses, 124 of them, near 1,240 square feet.
  • Inglewood Park: 113 homes averaging 1969 on lots of about a fifth of an acre.
  • Rose Garden Estates: Built around 1967; 111 homes recorded under 1,000 square feet.
  • Westlake: 110 homes with a 1979 average build year and 0.20 acre lots.
  • Eastlake: Mostly 1997 to 2000 construction: 105 homes on 0.22 acre lots.
  • Executive Estates: Early 1980s homes on quarter acre lots, larger at about 1,660 square feet.
  • Sunridge: 109 homes from about 1983, roughly 1,250 square feet each.
  • Marvel View: Around 1980 builds; 106 homes recorded near 920 square feet.
  • Christeele Acres: Among the oldest plats: 103 homes averaging 1951, about 760 square feet recorded.
  • Champion Estates: 102 homes on 0.18 acre lots, average build year 1983.
  • Mountain Green: Late 1970s stock, 95 homes on 0.23 acre lots.
  • Cherry Lane Estates: Mid 1950s plat of 94 homes on 0.19 acre lots.
  • Western Manor: 90 houses averaging 1962, near 1,060 square feet.
  • Holly Glenn: Lots average 0.26 acre across 89 homes built mostly in the early 1980s.
  • Ninetta Tract: 88 homes averaging 1964 and about 930 square feet.
  • Breton Woods: Late 1980s homes averaging about 2,330 square feet, large for that Orem era.
  • Canterbury Heights: 87 homes from the mid 1970s on lots near a quarter acre.
  • Glenwood Estates: 86 homes, average build year 1981, about 1,070 square feet.
  • Wildwood Hollow Estates: Early 1980s plat of 84 homes on 0.23 acre lots.
  • Kirks Fruit Ranch: 83 homes, a few from 1973 but most built in the 2000s (average 2004).
  • Maple Tree: 83 homes averaging 1986, around 1,510 square feet on 0.23 acre lots.
  • Emerald Valley Estates: About 1980 construction, 82 homes on 0.24 acre lots.
  • Green Hill Acres: 82 homes from the late 1970s, recorded near 1,040 square feet.
  • Westview Terrace: Larger homes, about 2,600 square feet, on 0.28 acre lots; 82 of them.
  • Cascade Acres: Built 1940 to 1996, average 1974, so build years vary lot to lot.
  • Cherrywood: 79 homes averaging 1989 on 0.22 acre lots.
  • Mountain Oaks: Close to half acre lots (0.45) and about 2,620 square feet; land weighs heavily.
  • Pepperidge: Early 1980s homes, 78 in all, near 1,420 square feet.
  • Del-Mitch Estates: 77 homes averaging 1981 on lots of about a fifth of an acre.
  • Canyon Road Tract: An early 1960s tract of 76 homes, under 1,000 square feet recorded.
  • Paradise Park: 75 homes from around 1981 on 0.24 acre lots.
  • Peterson Tract: 1960s tract, 75 homes on 0.18 acre lots.
  • Lakewood Village: 74 homes averaging 1973, around 1,480 square feet on quarter acre lots.
  • Centennial Acres: Built 1977 to 2005, mostly late 1970s, 72 homes near 1,560 square feet.
  • Sunray Park: Late 1960s plat with 71 homes on 0.23 acre lots.
  • Windsor Park: The East and Estates plats together hold about 135 homes, mostly 1980s.
  • North Park Manor: 70 homes averaging 1980, about 1,090 square feet.
  • Green Ridge: Small 0.17 acre lots under 69 homes averaging 1982.
  • Rolling Hills: Mid 1980s homes recorded near 950 square feet; 69 parcels.
  • Rose Park: 69 homes from about 1979 on 0.22 acre lots.
  • Verona Estates: Mostly 2000s homes, about 2,130 square feet; one parcel dates to 1927.
  • Bicentennial Estates: Built 1970 to 2000, centered on the late 1970s, 68 homes.
  • Heatherstone: Early 1990s plat of 68 homes, around 2,080 square feet on 0.26 acre lots.
  • Edge View: 66 homes averaging 1968, about 1,040 square feet.
  • Geneva Gardens: Early 1960s houses, 66 of them, recorded near 900 square feet.
  • Mont Rose Estates: Late 1960s homes on 0.26 acre lots; 65 parcels.
  • Hampton Hills: Mostly late 1980s, 64 homes on 0.18 acre lots near 900 square feet.
  • Arlington Park: A short build window, 1986 to 1991, for 63 homes.
  • Cove Estates: Half acre lots (0.52) and homes near 3,860 square feet, mostly from the 2000s.
  • Legacy Ridge: One of Orem's newest plats: 59 homes built 2016 to 2024, about 3,120 square feet.
  • The Farm: 58 homes averaging a 2017 build year; resales meet newer construction here.
What moves value

What drives Orem home values?

Size and era come first. Many of Orem's postwar plats record houses under 1,000 square feet, while the few plats built after 2010 record well over 2,500, so finished space and updates move value more than the subdivision name. Lot size matters where it breaks from the usual fifth of an acre, on the handful of plats averaging close to half an acre.

Alpine School District serves Orem today. After the November 2024 vote to split Alpine, Orem, Lindon, Pleasant Grove and Vineyard are set to form their own district in the 2027 to 28 school year. Whether a school boundary shows up in prices is something Weston tests against sales, never assumes.

Appraisal services

Which appraisals does Weston do in Orem?

Weston handles purchase, refinance, FHA, estate and date of death, divorce and settlement, tax appeal, PMI removal and pre listing appraisals across Orem (see services). As an FHA approved appraiser, Weston checks peeling paint on homes built before 1978, which covers most of Orem's older plats. Reports are UAD 3.6 ready. Weston delivered 100 percent on time in 2025 and holds an under five day average turn time in 2026: about a week from order to delivered report, and usually less.

Orem appraisal FAQ

Orem appraisal questions

What is my house worth in Orem?

Redfin's Orem median sale price was $519,717 in June 2026. Yours can land well above or below it: a 1960s house of 900 square feet and a 2000s house of 2,800 do not trade alike. An appraisal inspects your home and compares it with close sales.

What is the FHA loan limit for an Orem home?

For 2026, the Utah County FHA limit on a one unit home is $601,450 (Homebuyer.com). Orem's June median sale, about $520,000, falls below it. An FHA loan needs an FHA approved appraiser, and Weston is one.

How do I remove PMI on my Orem mortgage?

Federal rules let you ask your servicer to cancel PMI once the balance is scheduled to reach 80% of the home's original value, and it ends automatically at 78% (CFPB). The servicer can ask for proof the value has not fallen; an appraisal supplies it.

How long does an Orem home appraisal take?

The clock starts once the order is in and a visit time is set, so order as soon as you have a contract, a court date or a loan deadline. Weston's 2025 and 2026 turn time record is listed in the services section above.

Need an appraisal in Orem?

Call (801) 403-7723 or type the Orem property address into the request form to order an appraisal.

Written by Weston Groll, Utah Certified Residential Appraiser (Lic. 6088519-CR00, verifiable through the Utah license lookup). FHA approved. UAD 3.6 ready. Updated October 2026.
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