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Hooper, Utah: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average home price in Hooper, Utah?
Redfin's median sale price was about $660,000 for the three months ending June 2026, up 0.6% from a year earlier. The Census median home value is $628,500. Listings this fall run from about $440,000 for older homes to $1.5 million for acreage. Browse current Hooper listings.
Is Hooper a good place to raise a family?
Yes. The average household has 3.6 people (U.S. Census). Hooper Elementary and Freedom Elementary sit inside city limits, and most of the city feeds West Field High School in Taylor; check the Weber School District boundary map for a specific address. Hooper Park hosts Tomato Days every Labor Day weekend, a tradition that turned 100 in 2025.
What is the commute like from Hooper?
The average commute is 24 minutes (U.S. Census). Downtown Ogden is about 20 minutes away, the Roy FrontRunner station about 12, and downtown Salt Lake City about 45 via I-15. About 8.5% of residents are veterans, a sign of how close Hill Air Force Base is. See how Weber County compares to the Wasatch Front.
How much are property taxes in Hooper?
Ownwell puts the median effective rate at 0.57%, with a median bill of about $3,250, below Weber County's 0.64%. Utah's primary residence exemption taxes only 55% of a home's value. Many lots also pay two water bills: Hooper Water Improvement District for drinking water and Hooper Irrigation Company for sprinklers. Estimate your full monthly payment.
Is there new construction in Hooper?
Yes, mostly custom builds on big lots. Rawson Ranch is a 28-lot subdivision with homesites of about 0.5 to 0.69 acres, tied to OLO Builders and Steve Austin Homes, with listings this fall from about $799,000 to $985,000. See what's being built in western Weber County.
Where are the best-value neighborhoods in Hooper?
The lowest prices are usually older homes on standard lots, like a 1972 home in the Mel Stephenson subdivision listed at $514,900 this fall. Hooper Landings and Christensen homes list around $775,000 to $900,000. Out west, confirm whether a lot is on sewer or septic. New to buying? Start with the home buying guide.
Is the Hooper housing market going up or down?
Holding steady. Redfin's median sale price was up 0.6% year over year for the three months ending June 2026, homes sold at 99.8% of list price, and median time on market fell to 26 days from 41. Redfin rates Hooper somewhat competitive, 65 out of 100. See the latest Hooper market data.
Who is a local real estate agent for Hooper?
Megan Smith with Real Broker, LLC has 20+ years of experience helping buyers and sellers across Weber County, including Hooper. She specializes in first-time home buyers and investors, including acreage, ADU and house-hacking strategies. Call or text (801) 814-0786. Selling? See what your Hooper home is worth.