Find out what your Holladay home could sell for.

Areas around Holladay

• Holladay Village: The walkable village center around Holladay Boulevard and Murray-Holladay Road, with local shops, restaurants, and city events at the Village Plaza.
• Near City Hall and Knudsen Corridor Park: The civic and park area around City Hall at 4580 S 2300 E, including community events and park amenities.
• Olympus Cove and the foothills: East-side neighborhoods toward Mount Olympus and the Wasatch foothills.
• Big Cottonwood Regional Park area: Neighborhoods near Big Cottonwood Regional Park and the Holladay Lions recreation area.

Schools

Holladay is served by Granite School District, including Olympus High School for many addresses. Mike confirms the current schools for your address before listing.

Getting around

• I-215: the belt route on the west and south sides of the city for trips across the valley.
• Holladay Boulevard and 2300 East: main local routes through the village and residential neighborhoods.
• Foothill access: streets toward Mount Olympus and Big Cottonwood Canyon for recreation.

What Holladay buyers look for

• A walkable village center with shops and restaurants.
• Established neighborhoods and mature trees.
• Foothill views and proximity to Mount Olympus trails.
• Which Granite School District schools serve the address.

Prep tips for Holladay homes

• Near the Village: note walking distance to shops and restaurants so it can go in the listing.
• Older homes: gather dates and receipts for roof, furnace, water heater, electrical, plumbing, and sewer line work.
• Foothill lots: photograph views and landscaping when light is best.
• Updates: list kitchen, bath, and system improvements with approximate years.

Top 5 annual events in Holladay

• Fourth of July Celebration (July 4): Holladay's Independence Day lineup typically includes a community breakfast, bike parade, live music, and an evening drone show at City Park / City Hall.
• Holla-ween (October): The city's Halloween family event at City Hall, with costumes, games, and a trail of treats.
• Movies in the Park (Summer–fall): Outdoor community movie nights hosted by the City of Holladay.
• Annual Tree Lighting (December): Holladay's holiday tree-lighting celebration at the Village Plaza, with music and a visit from Santa.
• Blue Moon Festival (September): A Holladay Arts community festival at Holladay Village Plaza.

5 fun facts about Holladay

• Holladay is one of the Salt Lake Valley's oldest continuous settlements, begun in 1847 and once called Holladay's Burg after settler John Holladay.
• Residents approved incorporation in 1999, and the City of Holladay was established that year.
• About 19% of Holladay residents are 65 or older, according to Census estimates—among the higher shares in Salt Lake County.
• About 79% of Holladay homes are owner-occupied (ACS 2020–2024).
• Holladay Village is the city's walkable commercial center, with shops, restaurants, and civic events around the Village Plaza.