Farmington is a single ZIP code, 84025, with three very different housing markets inside it: older homes on the Main Street grid, view lots on the east bench below Farmington Canyon, and newer homes and townhomes on the west side near Station Park and the FrontRunner station. Pricing one like the other is how sellers leave money on the table and how buyers overpay.
Dr. Dave Haws works this city street by street — pricing by pocket, prepping the house before it lists, and walking buyers through Davis County schools, commute and HOA questions. Se habla español. Start with the Farmington guide or read about living near Station Park.
Ten disciplines, run in order, on every listing. Pricing carries the outcome; the marketing makes sure the right buyers are the ones bidding on it.
Every listing starts with a diagnosis, not a wish. Doc reads live Farmington and Davis County comparables, absorption, and what buyers actually paid in the last 90 days, then positions your home where the demand already is.
Homes are photographed the way architecture is published: controlled light, true verticals, and rooms shot at the hour they look best. No wide-angle distortion, no over-processed skies.
A property film gives buyers the walk-through feeling before they book a showing — pacing, scale, and light that stills cannot carry. Delivered horizontal for the listing page and vertical for social.
A completed, rights-cleared property film will appear here once footage and owner permission are supplied.
Farmington buyers are usually already nearby — cross-shopping Kaysville, Centerville, and the south end of Bountiful. Your listing goes to that audience first through targeted digital campaigns and direct agent outreach, not just a syndication feed.
AI value range in about 60 seconds. Then Doc checks live comps.
Price, prep, timing, and negotiation for this market.
Station Park, Davis schools, 84025 demand, and what buyers actually pay.
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Dr. Haws' pre-listing checklist: what to fix, what to skip, what to gather, and how to price for Farmington buyers. Instant PDF.
From the blog
Selling · September 5, 2026 · 6 min read
A practical decision guide for picking a Farmington listing agent: the questions to ask, what pocket-level pricing knowledge sounds like, and the red flags.
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How to run an open house in Farmington, Utah that produces buyers instead of browsers — timing, signage, staging, and how to read the turnout.
Read moreBuying · September 4, 2026 · 7 min read
The first-time buyer process in Farmington and Davis County, in the order that actually works — financing first, then the address-level checks, then the offer.
Read moreBuying, selling or just weighing your options — write to Doc directly and he replies personally, usually the same day.
Davis County, Utah
Nine cities along the same stretch of the Wasatch Front — each with its own housing stock, buyer pool, and pricing logic.
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