What is a house worth in Taylorsville right now?
The typical Taylorsville home is worth $488,304 as of January 2026, up 1.9% year over year, according to Zillow.
That positions Taylorsville as a midpriced market in a county whose single family median hit a record $645,000 in Q2 2026 per the Salt Lake Board of Realtors. Values here are steadier than in luxury markets, but rambler, split entry, and townhome segments each move on their own, so an appraisal remains the reliable way to price a specific home.
“Taylorsville is the metro's midpoint in both price and geography. Comps are close by, but product mix still trips up automated estimates.”
What drives property value in Taylorsville?
Taylorsville trades on central location: it sits at the geographic middle of the Salt Lake Valley with I-215 running through it and Redwood Road as its main spine.
The housing stock is mostly established 1960s to 1990s ramblers and split entry homes, with the Bennion area contributing large, family oriented neighborhoods on the city's south end and townhome infill filling gaps along major roads. Salt Lake Community College's Taylorsville Redwood Campus is the city's biggest institutional anchor, and the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center on Taylorsville Boulevard gives the civic core a regional draw. Transit investment is the growth story: UTA's Midvalley Connector bus rapid transit line along the 4500 South corridor ties Taylorsville to Murray's transit hub, and improved connectivity tends to support property value near the corridor. Homes back to the Jordan River Parkway trail on the east edge, a quiet premium feature automated estimates routinely miss.
When do you need a home appraisal in Taylorsville?
Taylorsville owners order appraisals for purchases, refinances, PMI removal, estate and date of death valuation, divorce, and pre listing pricing.
Because nearly every Taylorsville home fits under the $637,100 Salt Lake County FHA limit, FHA appraisals are common, and Weston Groll is FHA approved. Many original owners in Bennion era neighborhoods now need estate appraisals, while newer buyers use appraisals for refinancing or to drop PMI at 80% of original value under CFPB rules. A pre listing appraisal helps sellers set a price that survives the buyer's lender review.
Questions people ask us in Salt Lake County
What is my house worth in Taylorsville?
Zillow puts the typical Taylorsville home at about $488,000 as of January 2026, but an updated Bennion rambler and an original condition split entry can differ by six figures. A certified appraisal inspects your home, verifies upgrades, and selects true comparables from your neighborhood. Call Apex Appraising at (801) 403-7723 for an address specific value.
What is the FHA loan limit in Salt Lake County for 2026?
The 2026 FHA loan limit for a one unit home in Salt Lake County, including Taylorsville, is $637,100. With typical local values around $488,000, FHA financing covers most Taylorsville purchases. FHA loans require an appraisal from an FHA approved appraiser; Weston Groll of Apex Appraising is FHA approved and serves all of Taylorsville.
Who orders the appraisal in a divorce?
Either spouse, both jointly, or the attorneys can order a divorce appraisal, and courts prefer an independent certified appraiser with no stake in the outcome. Sometimes each side retains its own appraiser and the values are reconciled. A clear, defensible report shortens negotiation. Apex Appraising provides court ready divorce appraisals throughout Taylorsville.
Do I need an appraisal to refinance?
Most refinances require a current appraisal so the lender can confirm value and loan to value ratio, although some conventional borrowers receive automated waivers. A favorable appraisal can lower your rate tier or eliminate PMI in the same transaction. Apex averaged under 5 days per assignment in 2026 and is UAD 3.6 ready ahead of the November 2026 mandate.