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Highest Income in Utah

Top 96 cities ranked by highest income

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Highest Income — Utah

1 Summit Park $179,516
2 Highland $178,662
3 Alpine $156,786
4 Midway $146,750
5 Park City $140,875
6 Snyderville $139,228
7 Cedar Hills $137,527
8 Fruit Heights $134,500
9 South Weber $132,667
10 Syracuse $132,459
11 Stansbury Park $132,429
12 Draper $130,680
13 Kaysville $128,996
14 Mapleton $127,860
15 West Bountiful $127,344
16 Pleasant View $126,679
17 South Jordan $126,400
18 Plain City $126,250
19 Lehi $125,860
20 Saratoga Springs $123,619
21 Bluffdale $122,879
22 Farmington $120,432
23 Riverton $119,093
24 West Point $118,660
25 Herriman $118,446
26 Centerville $117,831
27 Cottonwood Heights $116,583
28 Woods Cross $115,335
29 Hooper $114,773
30 Holladay $112,369
31 Farr West $111,875
32 Sandy $111,242
33 Clinton $109,915
34 Hyde Park $108,068
35 Heber $107,784
36 Salem $107,617
37 North Ogden $107,425
38 North Salt Lake $106,885
39 Nibley $105,726
40 Eagle Mountain $105,576
41 Lindon $104,583
42 West Haven $104,307
43 West Jordan $103,960
44 Providence $103,831
45 Bountiful $103,723
46 Vineyard $100,022
47 Perry $99,478
48 Layton $99,188
49 White City metro township $98,603
50 Millcreek $98,502
51 Spanish Fork $98,497
52 Nephi $97,348
53 Grantsville $97,216
54 Pleasant Grove $96,347
55 American Fork $95,823
56 Santaquin $95,175
57 Washington $94,015
58 Santa Clara $93,083
59 Roy $91,112
60 Smithfield $90,602
61 Tooele $88,893
62 West Valley City $88,604
63 Springville $88,516
64 Murray $87,864
65 Magna metro township $87,516
66 Taylorsville $85,608
67 Hyrum $85,557
68 North Logan $84,821
69 Payson $84,286
70 Kearns metro township $83,355
71 Enoch $81,767
72 South Ogden $81,543
73 Orem $81,292
74 Washington Terrace $79,971
75 Richfield $77,847
76 Harrisville $75,981
77 Clearfield $75,429
78 Salt Lake City $74,925
79 Sunset $74,250
80 Midvale $73,058
81 St. George $72,870
82 Roosevelt $72,664
83 Ivins $72,263
84 Tremonton $72,028
85 Ephraim $71,661
86 Ogden $70,053
87 South Salt Lake $68,035
88 Hurricane $67,424
89 Brigham City $66,435
90 Riverdale $64,496
91 Cedar City $63,789
92 Provo $62,800
93 Vernal $59,178
94 Logan $56,764
95 Moab $55,333
96 Price $46,947

The highest-income cities in Utah represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Summit Park leads with a median household income of $179,516. These cities are often home to concentrations of high-paying industries including technology, finance, and healthcare.

High median incomes typically correlate with strong local economies, educated workforces, and proximity to major employment centers. Many of these cities are suburbs or satellite communities of larger metro areas, where professionals live while commuting to nearby urban cores.

While high incomes are attractive, they often come with correspondingly higher costs of living, particularly in housing. The gap between income and housing costs varies significantly across these top-earning communities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Households in Summit Park earn $179,516 — that's 139% above the national median of $75,000.
  • 2. Median household income has grown faster in suburban communities than in urban cores over the past decade.
  • 3. High-income cities often correlate with higher education levels — most of these cities have college attainment rates above 50%.
  • 4. UT is well-represented with 10 cities in the top income rankings.

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