Wiest North Farmington
I'm involved in the Wiest North Farmington development. If you're considering a new build on Farmington's north side, here's how the process works and what to ask before you commit.
- Current lot and floor-plan availability
- Builder contract and allowance review
- Realistic build timelines
- Representation that works for you, not the builder
Farmington by the numbers
- Median list price
- $749,900
- Median sale price
- $668,750
- Price per sq ft
- $259
- Active listings
- 97
- Median days on market
- 44 days
- List price, year over year
- -3.9%
Source: Realtor.com Economic Research — data as of June 2026. Citywide medians describe the whole market, not any one home.
Get this month's Farmington numbers for your street →Wiest North Farmington is part of the new construction going in on the north side of Farmington — the corridor where most of the city's remaining buildable land sits. I'm personally involved in the development, which means I can tell you what's actually available right now rather than what a listing site cached last month.
Why buyers look north
Farmington's historic core and established subdivisions are largely built out, and homes there rarely sit on the market. The north side is where you can still choose a lot, choose a plan, and get a home with current systems and a layout designed for how people actually live now — open kitchens, real home offices, better insulation and mechanicals.
You keep Farmington's advantages while you're at it: Davis School District, Station Park for shopping and dining, FrontRunner rail at Farmington Station, and I-15 and Legacy Parkway for the Salt Lake commute. More on all of that on the Farmington real estate page.
How a new build actually goes
1. Lot selection. Orientation, grade, and what eventually gets built next to you all matter, and they're the one thing you can't change later. Lot premiums vary; some are worth it and some aren't.
2. Plan and contract. The builder's contract is written by the builder. Allowances, change-order pricing, escalation language, and completion terms are where buyers get surprised. This is the stage where having your own representation pays for itself.
3. Selections. Finishes, fixtures, upgrades. The decisions that hold resale value are not always the ones the design center pushes hardest.
4. Build and close. Timelines move — weather, materials, inspections. Expect a range, not a date, and keep your financing and your current home's sale flexible enough to absorb it.
Bring your own agent
The representative at the model home is paid by the builder and represents the builder. In a typical new-construction purchase, having your own agent doesn't increase your price — but it does put someone on your side of the table for the contract, the walkthrough, the punch list, and the warranty period. That's the part most first-time new-build buyers underestimate.
If you're selling first
Most Wiest buyers have a home to sell, and the sequencing is the hard part when a build date can move. Start with a comp-backed valuation, then read my guide to selling a home in Utah for how to time a listing against a construction timeline. New to the area entirely? Start with moving to Farmington.
Buying new construction in north Farmington
- Where is the Wiest development in Farmington?
- It's on the north side of Farmington, in the corridor where the city's newest construction has been going in. That puts it within a short drive of Station Park, Farmington Station's FrontRunner platform, and I-15 access, while sitting away from the older, tighter streets of the historic core.
- How do I buy a lot or home in Wiest North Farmington?
- New construction is a different transaction from resale: availability, floor plans, lot premiums, and timelines all move, and the builder's representative works for the builder. I'm involved in Wiest North Farmington and can walk you through what's currently available and what the terms actually mean before you sign anything.
- Do I need my own agent to buy new construction?
- You're not required to have one, but you're negotiating with a builder who has professional representation on their side. Having your own agent costs you nothing extra in a typical new-construction purchase and gives you someone reviewing the contract, the allowances, the change-order terms, and the inspection process on your behalf.
- Is new construction better than buying an existing Farmington home?
- It depends on your timeline and tolerance for choices. New construction gets you current layouts, new systems, and warranty coverage, but takes time to build and involves decisions at every stage. An existing home is faster and often has mature landscaping and larger trees. I show clients both before they commit to either.
- What is the median home price in Farmington, Utah right now?
- As of June 2026, the median list price in Farmington is $749,900 and the median closed sale price is $668,750, or about $259 per square foot (source: Realtor.com Economic Research). Your own number depends on the pocket you're in and the condition of the home — I'll run the comparable sales for your address.
- How long do homes take to sell in Farmington, Utah?
- In June 2026 the median Farmington home went under contract in 44 days, with 97 homes active on the market (source: Realtor.com Economic Research). Well-priced, well-prepared homes move a lot faster than that median; overpriced ones sit well past it.
Interested in Wiest North Farmington?
Tell me what you're looking for — lot size, floor plan, timeline — and I'll send you what's currently available and walk you through the buying process.
Thinking of buying or selling? Talk to David.
- Free, no-pressure home valuation within 24 hours
- 19+ years selling across Salt Lake & Davis County
- Straight numbers — pricing, timing, and net proceeds
Or email TheHawsGroup@gmail.com
Or send a quick note
Tell me what you're working on and I'll reply personally — usually the same day.