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Living in Lindon, Utah: Moving Guide and Local Real Estate Agents

Is Lindon a good place to live? Many families think so. This city of about 12,015 people (Census, 2025) sits below Mount Timpanogos, with 12 city parks, an outdoor aquatics center and Lindon Days each August. The median home value is $675,500 (Utah: $489,400, ACS 2020–2024), and commutes average 19.9 minutes.

Red Sign Real Estate Team helps buyers and sellers in Lindon and across Utah. We're part of Keller Williams Westfield at 998 N 1200 W in Orem, have worked with Utah clients since 2008 and have sold over 3,000 homes.

Lindon at a glance


+5.5%Population growth since 2020

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 (Utah: +8.2%)

$675,500Median home value (owner-estimated)

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year 2020–2024 (Utah: $489,400)

$120,956Median household income

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year 2020–2024 (Utah: $95,166)

Moving to Lindon: what to know


The basics for anyone relocating to Lindon, with a source for each point.

  • Setting: The city describes Lindon as a full-service suburban community nestled below Mount Timpanogos (city Economic Development and City Services pages). The city also describes itself as 45 minutes south of Salt Lake City; that figure is the city's, not a measured drive time from this page. Census land area: 8.35 square miles (2020). (Lindon City: City Services)
  • Growth and households: The Census counted 10,070 residents in 2010 and 11,397 in 2020, and estimates 12,015 for July 2025 (+5.5% since 2020; Utah +8.2%). 33.5% of residents are under 18 (Utah 26.1%), 12.9% are 65 or older (Utah 13.0%), 3.45 people per household (Utah 2.97), 3,381 households, and 92.4% lived in the same house a year earlier (Utah 86.0%). 49.3% of adults 25+ hold a bachelor's degree (Utah 37.7%). (Census QuickFacts)
  • City utilities: The Utilities Clerk bills water, sewer, garbage and recycling (801-785-5043, Lindon City Center, 100 N State Street). Rental accounts stay in the property owner's name, and the owner is responsible for any balance. Electricity is Rocky Mountain Power. Gas is Enbridge Gas (the city's Utility Services page notes the Utah gas utility renamed to Enbridge Gas on June 1, 2024). Fiber internet: Lindon partners with UTOPIA Fiber, an open-access network where residents choose their internet provider. (Lindon City: Utility Services)
  • Secondary (pressurized irrigation) water: Untreated, outdoor use only, supplied mainly through the North Union Irrigation Company and the Central Utah Water Conservancy District. Available from about the end of April to mid-October and billed year-round. City policy: no outdoor watering from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Secondary meters were installed on existing connections in 2022–2023, and residents can track culinary and secondary use with the free AquaTrax tool. Public Works 801-796-7954. (Lindon City: Water)
  • Garbage and recycling: Garbage pickup is every Friday throughout the city (Utility Services page); the 2026 trash and recycling calendar is a PDF on the city site. (Lindon City: Utility Services)
  • Public safety: Lindon has its own police department, full time since July 1, 2008 (90 N State Street; office 801-769-8600, non-emergency dispatch 801-229-7070). Fire and EMS come from Orem Department of Public Safety crews under contract, working from Lindon's station in the same building, also since July 1, 2008. (Lindon City: Police About Us; Fire/EMS)
  • Winter parking: November 1 to March 15, move vehicles off city streets during active snowstorms and for 48 hours after one (city snow-plow page, City Code 10.16.040). (Lindon City: Where are the Snow Plows)
  • No city library: Lindon reimburses 75% of a local city library card (capped at 75% of Orem Library's non-resident fee, one per household per year). (Lindon City: Library Card Reimbursement)
  • Schools are changing districts: Alpine School District runs Lindon's schools until July 1, 2027, when Timpanogos School District takes over; the new district's office is in Lindon (see Schools below). (Timpanogos School District)

Living in Lindon: pros and cons


What stands out in the public data. Which side matters more depends on your budget, commute and lifestyle.

Pros

  • Parks and the Heritage Trail. 12 city parks plus the Lindon Heritage Trail.
  • Outdoor aquatics center. The Lindon Aquatics Center has five pools, a FlowRider surf machine and a lazy river.
  • Lindon Days. A weeklong celebration each August.
  • Shorter than average commute. Average commute of 19.9 minutes (Utah 22.1).
  • High owner-occupancy. 80.5% of homes are owner-occupied (Utah 70.2%).
  • Stable households. 92.4% lived in the same home a year earlier (Utah 86.0%).
  • Retail close by. Retail sales per capita $70,378 vs. $23,377 for Utah (2022 Economic Census).
  • UTOPIA Fiber. Open-access fiber where residents choose their internet provider.

Cons

  • Home values above the state. Median home value is $675,500 vs. Utah's $489,400.
  • Higher owner costs. Owner costs with a mortgage run $2,435 a month vs. $2,009 statewide.
  • Slower growth than Utah. Population growth since 2020 is +5.5% vs. Utah's +8.2%, so fewer brand-new subdivisions — tour what's on the market.
  • No city library. Card reimbursement instead of a city-owned library.
  • School-district change. Timpanogos School District takes over from Alpine in July 2027.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (ACS 5-year 2020–2024, Vintage 2025, 2022 Economic Census), Lindon City, Alpine School District and Timpanogos School District. Details in the sections and FAQ answers on this page.

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Lindon cost of living and home prices


Census figures are five-year averages (2020–2024), so they trail today's market. For current list prices, see Lindon homes for sale below.

$675,500Median home value

Utah $489,400

$2,435Monthly owner costs, with mortgage

Utah $2,009

$644Monthly owner costs, without mortgage

Utah $564

$1,563Median gross rent

Utah $1,496

Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Lindon vs Utah, ACS 5-year 2020–2024

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Work with a Lindon real estate agent


Red Sign Real Estate Team helps buyers and sellers in Lindon and across Utah. Our 20 agents can walk you through Lindon's secondary water rules and city utility setup, the 2027 move from Alpine to Timpanogos School District and pricing in a city where the median home value runs above the state's, and help you time a sale and purchase in the same move.

Red Sign was founded in 2008, is part of Keller Williams Westfield at 998 N 1200 W in Orem, has sold over 3,000 homes and has earned 1,950+ five-star reviews.

Co-founder Clay Winder is #1 on FastExpert's Lindon list.

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Lindon homes for sale


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Lindon parks, the Heritage Trail and the Aquatics Center


Parks, the Heritage Trail and the outdoor aquatics center, from Lindon City's Parks and Aquatics pages. Check the city's pages for hours and closures before you go.

12 city parks

The city's Parks page lists 12 parks: Anderson Farms Park (1550 W Lancaster Way), Centennial Park (150 N State), Citizenship Park (500 N 800 E), City Center Park (200 N State), Creekside Park (100 S 600 W), Fryer Park (600 N Main), Hollow Park (300 E 400 N), Lindon View Park (80 E 300 N), Meadows Park (1700 W 500 N), Panorama Park (900 E 140 N), Pheasant Brook Park (400 N 800 W) and Pioneer Park (150 S 500 E). Pavilions, fields and courts can be reserved May 1 to October 15; restrooms open in late April and are winterized by October 15.

Source: Lindon City: Parks

Anderson Farms Park

Pickleball and basketball courts, soccer, a playground, a pavilion, trails and restrooms (city facility page); it hosts the Lindon Days pickleball tournament.

Source: Lindon City: Anderson Farms Park

Lindon Heritage Trail

The Lindon Days 5K starts and ends at City Center Park and follows the Heritage Trail. A Parks and Trails Master Plan map is on the city Trails page.

Source: Lindon City: Trails

Lindon Aquatics Center

At 60 W 60 N: outdoor, five pools, a 30-foot speed slide, a lazy river, the SS Heritage pirate ship for kids and a FlowRider surf machine. 2026 regular season ran May 23 to Aug 15 (closed Sundays).

Source: Lindon City: Aquatics

Lindon Community Center

At 25 N Main Street (Parks and Recreation, 801-769-8625): gym, classrooms, the Powell Auditorium, and the Senior Center with weekday lunches at noon. There's also a city horse arena (Lindon Days events use it at 200 N Main).

Source: Lindon City: Community Center

Park and aquatics details: Lindon City Parks; Anderson Farms Park; Trails; Lindon Aquatics Center.

Schools in Lindon


  • Today Lindon's public schools are run by Alpine School District.
  • From July 1, 2027, the new Timpanogos School District takes over. It was created after the passage of Propositions 11 and 14; Lindon, Orem, Pleasant Grove and Vineyard signed an interlocal agreement in December 2024. Its office is at 490 N State Street in Lindon.
  • Schools with Lindon addresses on their alpineschools.org sites: Lindon Elementary (30 N Main, 385-579-5340), Rocky Mountain Elementary (55 S 500 E, 385-579-5375) and Oak Canyon Junior High (111 S 725 E, 385-579-5530).
  • Confirm the assigned school, including high school, with the district before you buy.

Timpanogos School District (transition updates; confirm the assigned school, including high school, with the district) · Alpine School District

Commute and city services


Commute

Lindon's average commute is 19.9 minutes (Census ACS 2020–2024), compared with 22.1 minutes statewide. During snowstorms the city plows main arterial and hillside roads first and residential streets last.

City Center

Lindon City Center, 100 N State Street, 801-785-5043. Community Development: 801-785-7687.

Public meetings

City Council meets at 5:15 p.m. on the 1st and 3rd Mondays and the Planning Commission at 6 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, both in the City Council Chambers at 100 N State. Lindon has a mayor plus five council members (a six-member council form of government).

Police and fire

Lindon City Police Department (90 N State Street; office 801-769-8600, non-emergency dispatch 801-229-7070), full time since July 1, 2008. Fire and EMS: Orem Department of Public Safety under contract, same building, also since July 1, 2008.

Emergency alerts

Lindon uses Everbridge for emergency and city notifications. Sign up through the city's Citizen Alert System page.

Details: Utility Services; Water; City Council; Planning Commission; Police; Fire and EMS; Snow plows; Library card reimbursement; Everbridge alerts.

Things to do in Lindon


Festivals and community events in Lindon, from the city's Lindon Days and Community Events pages:

Lindon Days

The city's weeklong summer celebration, held the first full week of August and once nicknamed the Biggest Little Fair in Utah. 2026 ran Aug 1–8 with a horse trail ride, a 5K and fun run on the Heritage Trail, Stringtown Fun, a Jr. Rodeo Royalty cowgirl clinic, a pickleball tournament, the Grand Parade on Center Street, a Public Safety pancake breakfast, the Cardboard Boat Regatta, a car show, a resident free swim day, a children's entrepreneur market and a concert at Pheasant Brook Park. 2027 dates: July 31–Aug 7.

Country Hoedown, Easter Egg Hunt and Arbor Day

Spring and early-summer events on the city calendar.

Summer Kickoff, Movies in the Park and Summer Concert Series

Also Picnic in the Park on the city's Community Events calendar.

Halloween Spooktacular

Fri Oct 30, 2026.

Turkey Trot

Nov 21, 2026.

Tree Lighting and Santa Parade

Tree Lighting Dec 7, 2026; Santa Parade Dec 11, 2026.

Events: Lindon Days; Lindon City Community Events.

Buying or selling in Lindon


Red Sign Real Estate Team helps buyers and sellers in Lindon and across Utah.

Red Sign Real Estate Team was founded in 2008 and is part of Keller Williams Westfield at 998 N 1200 W in Orem. The team works with buyers and sellers across Utah. Its track record: over 3,000 homes sold, about 3,500 transactions since 2008 and 1,950+ five-star reviews. RealTrends Verified: #4 among Utah mega teams, #1 in Orem (2025 sales). It was voted a Best in Utah County 2026 winner in the Real Estate Team category.

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Browse Lindon homes for sale, get a free home value estimate, or search all Utah homes. Call (801) 733-7446 or schedule a call.

Stay up to date on Lindon


Follow lindon.gov for city news and the monthly newsletter, City Council and Planning Commission agendas in Agendas and Minutes, the Lindon Days page for next summer's dates, and Everbridge for emergency alerts. For the 2027 school-district change, follow the Timpanogos School District page.

Lindon FAQ: living in and moving to Lindon


Is Lindon, Utah a good place to live?

Many families think so. Lindon has 12 city parks, the Lindon Heritage Trail, an outdoor aquatics center with a FlowRider surf machine and a weeklong Lindon Days celebration each August. 80.5% of homes are owner-occupied (Utah: 70.2%), and commutes average 19.9 minutes (ACS 2020–2024). Trade-offs: home values run above the state median, and the city has no library of its own.

How many people live in Lindon, Utah?

The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Lindon's population at 12,015 as of July 1, 2025, up 5.5% from the April 2020 estimates base of 11,394, compared with 8.2% growth statewide. The 2020 Census counted 11,397 residents, up from 10,070 in 2010. The city covers about 8.35 square miles of land, and households average 3.45 people.

Is Lindon, Utah expensive to live in?

More than most of Utah. The Census Bureau puts the median value of owner-occupied homes at $675,500, compared with $489,400 for Utah, and median monthly owner costs with a mortgage at $2,435 versus $2,009 statewide (ACS 2020–2024). Median gross rent is $1,563 (Utah: $1,496). The median household income is $120,956, versus $95,166 for Utah.

What school district serves Lindon, Utah?

Alpine School District runs Lindon's public schools until July 1, 2027, when the new Timpanogos School District takes over schools in Lindon, Orem, Pleasant Grove and Vineyard. The district's office is at 490 N State Street in Lindon. Schools with Lindon addresses include Lindon Elementary, Rocky Mountain Elementary and Oak Canyon Junior High. Confirm the assigned school, including high school, with the district.

How long is the commute from Lindon, Utah?

Shorter than average for Utah. Lindon workers average 19.9 minutes to work, compared with 22.1 minutes statewide (ACS 2020–2024). During snowstorms the city plows main arterial and hillside roads first and residential streets last, and from November 1 to March 15 cars must stay off city streets during storms. Check drive times from a specific address at the hours you would actually commute.

What is Lindon Days?

Lindon Days is the city's weeklong summer celebration, held the first full week of August and once nicknamed the Biggest Little Fair in Utah. The 2026 week included a horse trail ride, a 5K on the Heritage Trail, the Grand Parade, a pancake breakfast, a cardboard boat regatta, a car show, a free swim day for residents and a concert. Lindon Days 2027 runs July 31 to August 7.

How do utilities work in Lindon, Utah?

Lindon City bills water, sewer, garbage and recycling, and garbage is picked up every Friday. Rental accounts stay in the owner's name. Secondary water for outdoor watering runs from about late April to mid-October, with no watering from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rocky Mountain Power provides electricity, Enbridge Gas provides natural gas, and UTOPIA Fiber offers fiber internet. Call the Utilities Clerk at 801-785-5043.

How do I find a real estate agent in Lindon, Utah?

Look for an agent who sells in Lindon and nearby Orem, Pleasant Grove and Vineyard, knows the 2027 move to Timpanogos School District, and can explain secondary water and the city's utility setup. Red Sign Real Estate Team, part of Keller Williams Westfield in Orem, has worked with Utah clients since 2008, has 20 agents and has earned 1,950+ five-star reviews. Call (801) 733-7446.

How do I choose the best realtor in Lindon, Utah?

Compare recent Lindon sales, verified reviews, response time and how the agent's pay is agreed in writing. Red Sign Real Estate Team, founded in 2008, has sold over 3,000 homes and earned 1,950+ five-star reviews. RealTrends Verified: #4 among Utah mega teams, #1 in Orem (2025 sales). It was voted a Best in Utah County 2026 winner in the Real Estate Team category. Co-founder Clay Winder is #1 on FastExpert's Lindon list.

Who are the top-rated real estate agents in Lindon?

Rankings depend on the source, so compare several. FastExpert ranks Lindon agents by sales and reviews (https://www.fastexpert.com/top-real-estate-agents/lindon-ut/). RealTrends Verified ranks teams and agents by verified closed sales. Zillow and Google show client reviews for individual agents and teams. Look for agents who appear near the top on more than one list, then interview two or three about recent Lindon sales.

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