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New Construction Homes for Sale in Lindon, Utah
Lindon sits right between Pleasant Grove and Orem along the I-15 corridor, which means new construction here is squeezed onto whatever buildable ground is left — and there's less of it every year. Most fresh inventory shows up on the east bench above 800 East, where builders are working infill lots and small subdivisions with views straight across Utah Lake to the Lake Mountains. You'll also see scattered tear-down-and-rebuild projects in the older flats near Center Street, plus a handful of townhome and twin-home projects closer to State Street. Pricing on detached new builds typically runs from the upper $600s for smaller bench lots into the $1.2M+ range for larger custom homes with walkout basements and Wasatch views.
Buyers shopping new construction in Lindon are usually trading the bigger lots of Saratoga Springs or Eagle Mountain for a shorter commute — Silicon Slopes in Lehi is about 10 minutes north, and downtown Provo is 10 minutes south. Lindon feeds into Alpine School District (Aspen Elementary, Oak Canyon Junior High, Pleasant Grove High for most addresses), and the city has held onto a semi-rural feel with horse properties still tucked behind newer streets. Inventory turns over quickly because builder volume is low compared to neighboring cities, so what's available today is genuinely most of what's available. Browse the active listings below to see current new-construction homes and to-be-built opportunities on the market in Lindon.
May 2026 · Lindon market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Lindon right now.
Median sale
$639,072
6 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
3 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
100.6%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
31
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About new construction homes in Lindon.
How much new construction is actually being built in Lindon? ▾
Lindon is largely built out, so new construction volume is much lower than in Lehi, Saratoga Springs, or Vineyard next door. Most projects are infill — single custom homes on bench lots, small 4-to-20-unit subdivisions, or tear-down rebuilds in older parts of town. On any given month there may only be a handful of true new-build listings active on the MLS.
Which builders are active in Lindon right now? ▾
You'll see a mix of regional production builders like Ivory Homes and Holmes Homes on the larger subdivisions, plus local custom builders such as Cameo Homes, McEwan Custom Homes, and smaller boutique outfits on one-off bench lots. Because lot supply is tight, custom and semi-custom builds outnumber big tract developments.
What do new construction homes in Lindon typically cost? ▾
Detached new builds generally start in the upper $600s for smaller lots or twin-homes and run into the $1.2M–$1.6M range for custom homes on the east bench with views and walkout basements. Townhomes and attached product near State Street tend to price in the low-to-mid $500s when available.
Can I buy a to-be-built home or lot and build later? ▾
Yes — several of the active listings in Lindon are lot-and-plan packages or pre-construction reservations rather than finished homes. Some bench lots also sell standalone, letting you bring your own builder. The MLS listing will note whether it's spec, under construction, or to-be-built.
Are there any HOA or design restrictions I should know about? ▾
Most newer Lindon subdivisions carry an HOA with architectural review covering exterior materials, rooflines, and landscaping timelines. Bench-area custom lots often fall under stricter view-corridor and height rules to protect neighboring sightlines. Always read the CC&Rs before finalizing plans, especially if you want RV parking or a detached shop.
How are the schools and commute from new Lindon neighborhoods? ▾
Lindon is in Alpine School District, with most homes feeding Aspen or Lindon Elementary, Oak Canyon Junior High, and Pleasant Grove High. Commute-wise, the I-15 Pleasant Grove and 800 North interchanges put Silicon Slopes about 10 minutes north and Provo about 10 minutes south, which is a big draw for tech workers buying new builds here.