Moving to Holladay, UT

About Holladay

Holladay is an east-side suburb of about 31,000 residents (2020 Census) and one of the Salt Lake Valley's oldest settlements, founded in 1848. Its historic Holladay Village forms a walkable small downtown around the city hall and park. Tree-lined streets, Big Cottonwood Creek, and views of Mount Olympus give it an established, village-like character distinct from newer suburbs.

Home prices in Holladay

The median list in Holladay is $899,000.

Top places in Holladay

• Holladay Village — historic small downtown with shops, restaurants, and the city hall plaza.
• Holladay City Park — central green hosting concerts and the Blue Moon Festival.
• Big Cottonwood Creek — creekside trails through the city's north side.
• Mount Olympus views — the iconic peak looming over the east bench.
• Knudsen Park — neighborhood park with creek access.
• Historic Holladay Library (Salt Lake County Library branch).
• Olympus Hills Shopping Center — local retail hub.
• Spring Creek and Walker Lane historic sites.

Commuting from Holladay

• Approximate drive to downtown Salt Lake City: ~12–18 minutes via I-80 or 4500 South (approximate; ~9 miles).
• No TRAX service; UTA bus routes connect toward downtown (approximately 30–40 minutes by bus).

Schools in Holladay

Public schools: Granite School District. For enrollment and performance data, see the state report card in Town links below. Confirm school assignment for any address directly with the district.

Holladay FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Holladay, UT?
  The median list in Holladay is $899,000. Median listing price · Sep 2026
• How is the commute from Holladay, UT?
  Approximate drive to downtown Salt Lake City: ~12–18 minutes via I-80 or 4500 South (approximate; ~9 miles).
• Which school district serves Holladay, UT?
  Holladay is served by Granite School District. See the state report card in Town links, and confirm school assignment for a specific address with the district.

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