Utah Housing Market Data

In Utah, the median home value across 29 counties is $418,720, with a median gross rent of $1,149/month. Below is a full county-by-county breakdown based on the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS 2024 5-Year Estimates).

Median Home Value $418,720
Median Rent $1,149/mo
Owner Occupancy 77.2%
Counties 29

📈 Utah Price Trend (2017 → 2024)

📊 Recent Market Momentum (FHFA HPI)

FHFA House Price Index — Purchase-Only, Quarterly (2000 = 100) · Latest: 2026-Q2

💡 Year-over-Year Trend: Home prices in Utah rose +1.0% year-over-year as of 2026-Q2. (Source: FHFA)

📍 State Economic Snapshot

Aggregate economic and demographic indicators for Utah

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Employment

1,473,263
private-sector jobs (2025)
  • Total establishments: 137,347
BLS QCEW
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New Housing Supply

26,775
new units authorized (2025)
U.S. Census Bureau
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Net Migration

+49002
filers (2021-2022)
IRS Statistics of Income

Top 10 Most Expensive Counties in Utah

# County Median Home Value Median Rent Price/Rent Ratio
1 Summit County $1,067,700 $1,987 44.8
2 Wasatch County $787,300 $2,000 32.8
3 Morgan County $654,900 $1,492 36.6
4 Grand County $538,700 $1,118 40.2
5 Utah County $538,700 $1,541 29.1
6 Salt Lake County $525,700 $1,592 27.5
7 Washington County $510,700 $1,566 27.2
8 Davis County $505,500 $1,621 26.0
9 Cache County $444,400 $1,213 30.5
10 Tooele County $431,600 $1,189 30.2

Top 10 Most Affordable Counties in Utah

# County Median Home Value Median Rent Price/Rent Ratio
1 Sevier County $311,200 $912 28.4
2 Uintah County $298,600 $941 26.4
3 Millard County $284,700 $882 26.9
4 Beaver County $283,700 $981 24.1
5 Duchesne County $283,700 $1,009 23.4
6 Daggett County $282,300 $900 26.1
7 Piute County $264,800 $950 23.2
8 Carbon County $228,500 $870 21.9
9 San Juan County $224,200 $867 21.5
10 Emery County $218,700 $739 24.7

All Counties in Utah

County Median Home Value Median Rent Owner Occupancy
Summit County $1,067,700 $1,987 80.2%
Wasatch County $787,300 $2,000 80.3%
Morgan County $654,900 $1,492 88.8%
Grand County $538,700 $1,118 70.3%
Utah County $538,700 $1,541 68.3%
Salt Lake County $525,700 $1,592 66.1%
Washington County $510,700 $1,566 71.6%
Davis County $505,500 $1,621 77.3%
Cache County $444,400 $1,213 63.7%
Tooele County $431,600 $1,189 81.8%
Weber County $426,700 $1,379 74.1%
Juab County $425,400 $907 83.8%
Wayne County $411,800 $884 79.3%
Kane County $410,900 $1,072 80.4%
Box Elder County $403,600 $1,116 76.0%
Iron County $379,000 $1,065 68.3%
Sanpete County $347,200 $954 74.3%
Rich County $334,600 $760 84.7%
Garfield County $318,100 $817 70.3%
Sevier County $311,200 $912 77.8%
Uintah County $298,600 $941 73.5%
Millard County $284,700 $882 81.8%
Beaver County $283,700 $981 81.0%
Duchesne County $283,700 $1,009 78.9%
Daggett County $282,300 $900 82.3%
Piute County $264,800 $950 95.5%
Carbon County $228,500 $870 67.9%
San Juan County $224,200 $867 80.9%
Emery County $218,700 $739 80.1%

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 2024 5-Year Estimates (2017–2024). Variables: B25077 (Median Home Value), B25064 (Median Gross Rent), B25003 (Tenure). Data collected on 2026-10-14.