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Highest Rent in Utah

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Highest Rent — Utah

1 Midway $3,080
2 Snyderville $2,902
3 Alpine $2,786
4 Summit Park $2,348
5 Saratoga Springs $2,206
6 Plain City $2,184
7 Cedar Hills $2,139
8 Highland $2,100
9 Syracuse $2,006
10 Eagle Mountain $1,995
11 Santa Clara $1,912
12 Park City $1,900
13 Herriman $1,870
14 Bluffdale $1,864
15 Heber $1,862
16 Riverton $1,826
17 Draper $1,812
18 South Jordan $1,806
19 Lehi $1,798
20 Vineyard $1,781
21 Stansbury Park $1,761
22 Clinton $1,760
23 Sandy $1,728
24 Fruit Heights $1,727
25 Ivins $1,720
26 West Haven $1,715
27 Pleasant View $1,710
28 Cottonwood Heights $1,697
29 Salem $1,691
30 American Fork $1,665
31 Holladay $1,653
32 West Jordan $1,650
33 Kearns metro township $1,644
34 Farmington $1,644
35 West Bountiful $1,632
36 Magna metro township $1,623
37 North Salt Lake $1,613
38 White City metro township $1,606
39 West Point $1,600
40 Pleasant Grove $1,588
41 Washington $1,581
42 Woods Cross $1,572
43 North Logan $1,571
44 Roy $1,557
45 Centerville $1,548
46 Lindon $1,502
47 Midvale $1,480
48 Springville $1,472
49 Nibley $1,472
50 Bountiful $1,467
51 Clearfield $1,459
52 Layton $1,455
53 South Weber $1,450
54 Murray $1,447
55 West Valley City $1,445
56 Millcreek $1,444
57 Taylorsville $1,432
58 St. George $1,429
59 Kaysville $1,423
60 Spanish Fork $1,417
61 Providence $1,416
62 North Ogden $1,405
63 Orem $1,405
64 Payson $1,393
65 Mapleton $1,392
66 Harrisville $1,350
67 Riverdale $1,345
68 Salt Lake City $1,343
69 South Ogden $1,334
70 South Salt Lake $1,329
71 Hyde Park $1,269
72 Hurricane $1,235
73 Smithfield $1,206
74 Tooele $1,166
75 Sunset $1,166
76 Santaquin $1,165
77 Provo $1,152
78 Enoch $1,129
79 Ogden $1,128
80 Tremonton $1,104
81 Washington Terrace $1,084
82 Logan $1,070
83 Grantsville $1,062
84 Nephi $1,010
85 Cedar City $1,008
86 Perry $989
87 Hyrum $980
88 Brigham City $949
89 Moab $945
90 Ephraim $911
91 Roosevelt $902
92 Vernal $900
93 Richfield $850
94 Price $796
95 Farr West $756

Cities with the highest rents in Utah reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Midway leads with a median rent of $3,080 per month.

High rents are typically found in cities with strong economies, large populations of young professionals, and limited housing supply. These markets often have low vacancy rates and competitive rental processes.

The rent burden in these cities can be significant, with many residents spending more than 30% of their income on housing. This has fueled discussions about rent control, affordable housing development, and tenant protections in many of these communities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Renters in Midway pay $3,080/month — that's $36,960 per year on housing alone.
  • 2. The general rule of thumb is that rent should not exceed 30% of gross income — in many of these cities, average earners exceed that threshold.
  • 3. High-rent cities often have rental vacancy rates below 5%, creating intense competition for available units.

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