Find out what your West Jordan home could sell for.

Areas around West Jordan

• Historic Gardner and the river: The Gardner Mill and Gardner Village shopping area sit across 7800 South from the Historic Gardner TRAX station, which also gives access to the Jordan River Parkway trail.
• City Center on Redwood Road: West Jordan's city offices at 8000 South Redwood Road, next to the West Jordan City Center TRAX station.
• Along the Red Line: TRAX stations at 2700 W. Sugar Factory Road and at Jordan Valley (3400 W. 8600 S.) serve the middle of the city.
• The west side: Neighborhoods near Old Bingham Highway, with TRAX stations at 4800 West and 5600 West and quick access to the Mountain View Corridor.

Schools

West Jordan is served by Jordan School District. Mike confirms the current school boundaries for your address before listing.

Getting around

• TRAX: six Red Line stations in the city, from Historic Gardner west to 5600 W. Old Bingham Highway, with service to the University of Utah.
• Mountain View Corridor: UDOT plans to convert the highway to a freeway between Old Bingham Highway in West Jordan and Porter Rockwell Boulevard in Herriman, with construction expected to begin in 2027.
• Roads: Bangerter Highway and Redwood Road run north and south through the city.

What West Jordan buyers look for

• Room for a household. West Jordan averages 3.16 people per household, according to the Census.
• Walking distance to a Red Line station.
• Trail access along the Jordan River Parkway on the city's east side.
• Which Jordan School District schools serve the address.

Prep tips for West Jordan homes

• Near a TRAX station: note the walking distance to the closest one. West Jordan has six, so this is easy to show.
• Near the Mountain View Corridor: buyers may ask about the planned freeway work. Mike can point them to UDOT's published plans.
• Older homes on the east side: gather dates and receipts for roof, furnace, water heater, electrical, and plumbing updates.
• Garages, RV pads, and yards: if you have them, clear them out and photograph them.

Annual events in West Jordan

• Western Stampede (Early July): West Jordan's premier summer celebration, with a PRCA rodeo, carnival, Fourth of July parade, and fireworks.
• First Friday Concert Series (Monthly, except July): Free live concerts and family activities at the Viridian Event Center and Veterans Memorial Park.
• Food Truck Roundup (Late spring–early fall): A recurring Tuesday evening food-truck gathering at Ron Wood Park.

5 fun facts about West Jordan

• West Jordan grew up around the Gardner Mill: in 1849 Archibald and Robert Gardner moved their mill to Bingham Creek and dug a 2.5-mile millrace.
• Sugar beets were first planted here in 1891, and the West Jordan Sugar Factory opened in 1916.
• West Jordan counted 116,961 residents in the 2020 Census.
• Six TRAX Red Line stations serve the city, from Historic Gardner west to 5600 West Old Bingham Highway.
• Historically, "West Jordan" meant everything west of the Jordan River before today's city boundaries were set.