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Highest Home Value in Utah

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Highest Home Value — Utah

1 Park City $1,739,700
2 Summit Park $1,068,300
3 Snyderville $995,900
4 Alpine $893,400
5 Midway $856,100
6 Highland $846,900
7 Mapleton $734,100
8 Draper $726,000
9 Holladay $700,100
10 Fruit Heights $654,800
11 Bluffdale $652,000
12 Cottonwood Heights $641,900
13 Lindon $638,300
14 Farmington $618,400
15 Cedar Hills $615,900
16 South Jordan $614,800
17 Kaysville $583,700
18 Millcreek $579,300
19 Heber $571,300
20 Saratoga Springs $567,200
21 Lehi $567,100
22 Vineyard $562,600
23 Sandy $562,500
24 Herriman $554,900
25 Hooper $548,800
26 Salem $547,000
27 Riverton $543,900
28 Ivins $542,400
29 Plain City $532,300
30 Syracuse $531,600
31 West Bountiful $530,500
32 Pleasant View $526,400
33 West Haven $511,200
34 Washington $511,100
35 Santa Clara $509,600
36 Farr West $509,100
37 Hyde Park $507,400
38 Salt Lake City $495,700
39 Centerville $492,700
40 Bountiful $488,900
41 South Weber $488,700
42 Moab $478,700
43 Providence $478,300
44 Woods Cross $472,600
45 Murray $470,200
46 North Salt Lake $469,800
47 Eagle Mountain $469,500
48 American Fork $467,900
49 St. George $456,900
50 West Jordan $454,700
51 Pleasant Grove $454,300
52 Stansbury Park $452,600
53 North Logan $448,600
54 Spanish Fork $444,200
55 North Ogden $443,100
56 Orem $439,000
57 West Point $437,800
58 Layton $437,400
59 Provo $437,100
60 Santaquin $434,700
61 Grantsville $432,200
62 Springville $429,200
63 White City metro township $423,200
64 Clinton $412,200
65 Hurricane $411,400
66 Midvale $408,400
67 Smithfield $406,300
68 Ephraim $405,600
69 Perry $399,400
70 Nibley $399,100
71 Taylorsville $398,900
72 South Salt Lake $390,400
73 Payson $388,200
74 Nephi $379,800
75 West Valley City $377,300
76 Hyrum $371,500
77 South Ogden $371,100
78 Riverdale $370,300
79 Harrisville $368,200
80 Roy $350,800
81 Cedar City $348,000
82 Clearfield $342,000
83 Magna metro township $341,400
84 Logan $341,000
85 Tooele $338,400
86 Enoch $335,200
87 Kearns metro township $334,400
88 Tremonton $334,300
89 Washington Terrace $332,300
90 Brigham City $321,500
91 Ogden $311,300
92 Sunset $296,900
93 Richfield $287,500
94 Roosevelt $265,300
95 Vernal $234,200
96 Price $189,800

The most expensive housing markets in Utah reflect areas of high demand, limited supply, and strong local economies. Park City leads with a median home value of $1,739,700. These cities are often located in major metro areas or regions with significant economic activity.

High home values are driven by factors including strong job markets, desirable locations, good school districts, and limited buildable land. For homeowners, high values represent significant wealth accumulation, but for prospective buyers, they create substantial barriers to entry.

Many of the most expensive markets have seen rapid appreciation over the past decade, outpacing income growth and raising affordability concerns. This has led to increased interest in remote work opportunities that allow residents to earn high salaries while living in more affordable areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. A typical home in Park City costs $1,739,700 — 5.0x the national median of $350,000.
  • 2. Home values in the top 10 most expensive cities have increased by an average of 40-60% over the past decade.
  • 3. In the most expensive markets, a 20% down payment alone exceeds the median home price in most U.S. cities.

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