Anyone can see what listed this week. We're looking for what's undervalued and what it could be worth. That takes a little more work, but the potential payoff is worth it.
Here are 7 Utah listings where the gap between price and potential stood out this week.
Upside = how much more value a home could reasonably have today, based on similar homes and current demand. Sometimes it takes some vision to see the potential with upgrades, sometimes the house is just currently undervalued.
$1,075,000 · 4 bd · 4 bath · 3,894 sqft · Upside +$210K (19.5%)
3664 S LAURELCREST DR, SALT LAKE CITY
Millcreek Canyon as a backdrop, a second full kitchen upstairs, a family room anchored by a fireplace and wet bar, and 20% modeled upside — the highest percentage in Salt Lake County this week by a meaningful margin. The layout works for multi-generational living or rental income without any conversion required. At $1.075M with this much headroom, the market appears to be pricing the location and not the potential.
WASATCH STANDOUTS
Two Park City picks this week at different price points — one for buyers who want the full Jeremy Ranch privacy story, one for buyers who want a renovated mountain retreat closer to $1.4M.
60 Saint Moritz Cir, Park City
$1,350,000 · 4 bd · 3 ba · 3,022 sqft · Upside +$165K (12.2%)
A full remodel delivered soaring ceilings, a wall of windows framing the surrounding forest, and a renovated kitchen that earns the attention. The great room is the kind of space that photographs well and lives even better. A lower entry into Park City with a sharp design story.
2526 Broken Hill Drive, Park City
$1,850,000 · 4 bd · 3 ba · 4,123 sqft · Upside +$262K (14.1%)
Tucked into the quiet tree-lined streets of Jeremy Ranch on a private lot with a flat usable yard — rare at any Park City price. Two secluded patios, warm mountain interiors, and the kind of calm that's hard to manufacture. The dollar upside leads all Wasatch picks this week.
153 S Eugene St, North Salt Lake
North Salt Lake sits minutes from downtown SLC and somehow still gets overlooked. This one is a reminder of what that positioning is worth.
$1,100,000 · 6 bd · 5 ba · 4,567 sqft · Upside +$165K (15.0%)
Hillside setting with sweeping sunset views over the Great Salt Lake, open-concept main level, fully finished walkout basement, and an oversized 3-car garage with a 10-foot door on the third bay. Meticulously maintained and priced at a level that would be hard to find for this square footage anywhere closer to the city.
SOUTHERN UTAH
This week, two standout listings from down south.
2410 W Entrada Trl #25, St. George
$995,000 · 3 bd · 4 ba · 2,645 sqft · Upside +$166K (16.7%)
Kachina Springs at Entrada, which carries its own price floor. Snow Canyon panoramas, Wolf appliances, slate and hardwood floors, skylights, built-in storage throughout. The kind of property where the address does a lot of the work — and the upside suggests the market hasn't fully priced it in yet.
140 N Tuacahn Dr #30, Ivins
$685,000 · 3 bd · 2 ba · 2,400 sqft · Upside +$104K (15.2%)
Fully custom home with an extensive trail network running directly from the front door to Snow Canyon, the Mojave Desert tortoise reserve, and Black Desert. Tuacahn Amphitheatre is minutes away. For buyers who want the Southern Utah lifestyle without the Entrada price tag, this is the week's most interesting entry point.
A FINAL WORD
A lot of the most interesting listings right now aren’t the cheapest, newest, or most polished. They’re the ones where the pricing, location, and potential don’t quite line up in the obvious way.
That’s usually where opportunity lives.
Quick note: estimated upside reflects the midpoint of Stairtop’s modeled upside range. It’s not a promise. It is a much better filter than “has subway tile.”
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