Murray, UT sellers
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What is your Murray home worth today?
Murray is only about 12 square miles, but it mixes a historic downtown, established neighborhoods, and busy areas near Intermountain Medical Center and Fashion Place. Mike compares your home with the sales closest to it.
What you get
- Recent comparable MLS sales near your home
- Mike's honest read on a realistic price
- Suggested next steps if you decide to sell
What happens next
- Mike reviews your home. He pulls recent MLS comparable sales and active competition near you.
- He replies personally. You hear from Mike himself by email, or by phone only if you leave a number.
- You decide what's next. There is no obligation to list.
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Selling in Murray
What to know about selling a home in Murray
Murray at a glance
Murray was settled in 1848 and was long known as South Cottonwood. After ore was found in Park City and Little Cottonwood Canyon, the first smelter was built here in 1870, and Murray became home to some of the region's largest smelters. It incorporated as a city on January 3, 1903.
Murray runs its own electric utility. Murray City Power, a city-owned electric utility created in 1913, serves about 18,000 customers. The 2020 Census counted 50,637 residents, and about 18% are 65 or older, according to Census estimates.
Areas around Murray
- Downtown Murray: The Murray Downtown Historic District, roughly between 4800 South, Poplar, Vine, and Center streets. The Murray Theater, which opened in 1938, reopened in fall 2025 after a renovation.
- Around Murray Park: The city's main park, with an outdoor aquatic center, amphitheater, arboretum, ball fields, and pavilions. Entrances are on State Street, Vine Street, and 5300 South.
- Near Intermountain Medical Center: The hospital campus on Cottonwood Street sits next to Murray Central, where TRAX and FrontRunner meet.
- Fashion Place: The area around Fashion Place mall on State Street and the Fashion Place West TRAX station.
Schools
Most of Murray is served by Murray City School District, organized in 1906, with Murray High School, two junior highs, and seven elementary schools. Because of annexations, some areas inside city limits are in Granite School District instead, and several schools in the city, including Cottonwood High, belong to Granite. Mike confirms which district serves your address before listing.
Getting around
- TRAX: Murray North, Murray Central, and Fashion Place West stations, served by the Blue and Red lines.
- FrontRunner: Murray Central station on Vine Street, with commuter rail north to Ogden and south to Provo.
- Roads: I-15, with an exit at 5300 South, and State Street through the middle of the city.
What Murray buyers look for
- A central location, with both TRAX and FrontRunner in the city.
- Short trips to Intermountain Medical Center, downtown Murray, and Fashion Place.
- Murray Park and the city's other parks.
- Whether the address is in Murray City School District or Granite School District.
Prep tips for Murray homes
- Utility costs: buyers often ask. Gather 12 months of utility bills, including your Murray City Power bill if you have one.
- Older homes near downtown: collect dates and receipts for roof, furnace, water heater, electrical, plumbing, and sewer line work.
- Near Murray Park or TRAX: note the walking distance so it can go in the listing.
- School district: have your district confirmed up front, since it is not the same for every Murray address.
Top 5 annual events in Murray
- Murray Fun Days (July 4): Murray's Independence Day celebration, with a parade from Fashion Place to Murray Park, park activities, an evening concert, and fireworks.
- Arts in the Park / Family Night Concerts (Summer–fall): Murray's outdoor arts and concert series in Murray Park.
- Lunch Concert Series (June–July): Free midday concerts in Murray Park during the summer.
- Annual Tree Lighting Event (November): Murray's holiday tree-lighting celebration with Santa visits, music, and seasonal activities.
- Farmer's Market at Murray Park (Summer): A seasonal farmers market held at Murray Park.
5 fun facts about Murray
- Murray was settled in 1848 and was long known as South Cottonwood before incorporating as a city on January 3, 1903.
- After ore was found in Park City and Little Cottonwood Canyon, the first smelter was built here in 1870, and Murray became a major regional smelting center.
- Murray City Power, a city-owned electric utility created in 1913, serves about 18,000 customers.
- About 18% of Murray residents are 65 or older, according to Census estimates—higher than many neighboring cities.
- The Murray Theater opened in 1938 and reopened in fall 2025 after a renovation.
Community snapshot
| Population, 2020 Census | 50,637 |
|---|---|
| Owner-occupied homes (ACS 2020–2024) | 64.7% |
| People per household (ACS 2020–2024) | 2.44 |
| Average commute to work (ACS 2020–2024) | 20.7 min |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (2020 Census; American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024), accessed October 2026. These are community figures, not home prices. Mike will give you current sales data for your home.
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