Find out what your Midvale home could sell for.

Areas around Midvale

• Old Town / Midvale Main: The historic downtown corridor around Main Street (700 West) and Holden Street, now also home to Midvale's arts and mural district.
• Fort Union: The east-side commercial and neighborhood area along Fort Union Boulevard, with shopping and TRAX access at Midvale Fort Union.
• Bingham Junction: The redeveloped west-side district on the former Sharon Steel site, with newer housing, offices, and the TRAX Red Line Bingham Junction station.
• Near I-15 / State Street: Neighborhoods and commercial corridors along Interstate 15 and State Street through the center of the city.

Schools

Midvale is served by Canyons School District, including Hillcrest High School for many addresses. Mike confirms the current schools for your address before listing.

Getting around

• I-15 and I-215: freeway access through and along the north edge of the city.
• TRAX: Midvale Center and Midvale Fort Union on the Blue Line; Bingham Junction on the Red Line.
• 7800 South and State Street: main local east–west and north–south corridors.

What Midvale buyers look for

• Central valley location with short drives to Sandy, Murray, and downtown Salt Lake City.
• TRAX Blue and Red Line access at three stations.
• A mix of historic Old Town housing and newer Bingham Junction development.
• Which Canyons School District schools serve the address.

Prep tips for Midvale homes

• Near Main Street or Fort Union: note walking or short-drive access to shops, murals, and transit so it can go in the listing.
• Older homes: gather dates and receipts for roof, furnace, water heater, electrical, plumbing, and sewer line work.
• Bingham Junction and newer builds: list upgrades beyond the builder base package, plus HOA documents if they apply.
• Basements and yards: clear them for photos; many Midvale buyers look carefully at finished space and outdoor room.

Top 5 annual events in Midvale

• Harvest Days (Late July–early August): Midvale's long-running community week, with neighborhood block parties, arts events, a fun run, parade, festival, and fireworks at Midvale City Park.
• Los Muros on Main (June): Midvale's mural festival in the Main Street Arts & Culture District, with live mural painting, music, vendors, and food trucks.
• Tasty Tuesdays (May–August): Weekly summer food-truck nights hosted by Midvale City.
• Midvale Main Street Car Show (September): A community car show on Midvale Main Street.
• Light Up Main Street (December): Midvale's annual holiday lighting celebration on Main Street.

5 fun facts about Midvale

• Midvale incorporated in 1909 and grew with the railroad and Bingham Canyon mining.
• The city is one of the few in Utah with three TRAX stations on two lines (Blue and Red).
• Bingham Junction is a redeveloped former Sharon Steel / slag site that now holds housing, offices, and a TRAX Red Line station.
• Fort Union, on Midvale's east side, was annexed into the city and includes a major shopping district.
• In the 2020 Census, Midvale had 36,028 residents; about 43% of homes are owner-occupied (ACS 2020–2024).