Best rent-to-income cities in Utah
Cities in Utah ranked by lowest rent as a percentage of median household income. Cities with 15,000+ residents.
Key findings
- Farmington ranks first, with rent at 15.8% of median household income.
- Across all 43 cities on this list, the median rent is $1,675/mo.
Data as of September 2026. Twelve months of median rent as a share of Census median household income (5-year estimates). Updated monthly. Download this list (CSV)
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43 cities
| Rank | City | Rent/income | Median rent | Income | Vs. a year ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | FarmingtonUT | 15.8% | $1,675/mo | $127,338 | same |
| 02 | DraperUT | 15.8% | $1,700/mo | $128,910 | same |
| 03 | HighlandUT | 17.5% | $2,708/mo | $186,075 | -- |
| 04 | Cottonwood HeightsUT | 17.7% | $1,758/mo | $119,422 | ↓1 from #3 |
| 05 | SandyUT | 18.4% | $1,719/mo | $112,176 | ↑1 from #6 |
| 06 | MillcreekUT | 18.5% | $1,514/mo | $98,045 | ↓1 from #5 |
| 07 | HerrimanUT | 18.7% | $1,913/mo | $122,650 | same |
| 08 | West JordanUT | 19.0% | $1,713/mo | $108,153 | ↑1 from #9 |
| 09 | BountifulUT | 19.0% | $1,662/mo | $104,785 | ↓5 from #4 |
| 10 | South JordanUT | 19.1% | $2,131/mo | $134,047 | ↓2 from #8 |
| 11 | LaytonUT | 19.3% | $1,650/mo | $102,480 | ↑1 from #12 |
| 12 | West HavenUT | 19.3% | $1,628/mo | $101,012 | ↑3 from #15 |
| 13 | MurrayUT | 19.4% | $1,465/mo | $90,746 | ↓3 from #10 |
| 14 | SyracuseUT | 19.7% | $2,187/mo | $133,443 | -- |
| 15 | American ForkUT | 19.7% | $1,627/mo | $98,878 | ↑1 from #16 |
| 16 | LehiUT | 19.8% | $2,168/mo | $131,299 | ↓5 from #11 |
| 17 | BluffdaleUT | 20.2% | $2,177/mo | $129,531 | ↓4 from #13 |
| 18 | Pleasant GroveUT | 20.3% | $1,713/mo | $101,073 | ↓4 from #14 |
| 19 | TooeleUT | 20.5% | $1,645/mo | $96,221 | -- |
| 20 | Saratoga SpringsUT | 20.5% | $2,204/mo | $128,802 | ↓1 from #19 |
| 21 | PaysonUT | 20.7% | $1,550/mo | $89,905 | ↓4 from #17 |
| 22 | North Salt LakeUT | 20.9% | $1,771/mo | $101,447 | ↓2 from #20 |
| 23 | West Valley CityUT | 21.1% | $1,625/mo | $92,209 | ↓1 from #22 |
| 24 | HolladayUT | 21.2% | $2,065/mo | $117,043 | ↓6 from #18 |
| 25 | SpringvilleUT | 21.6% | $1,614/mo | $89,816 | ↓4 from #21 |
| 26 | OgdenUT | 21.8% | $1,316/mo | $72,575 | ↓2 from #24 |
| 27 | OremUT | 21.8% | $1,512/mo | $83,342 | ↓4 from #23 |
| 28 | RoyUT | 22.0% | $1,677/mo | $91,282 | ↓1 from #27 |
| 29 | TaylorsvilleUT | 22.4% | $1,610/mo | $86,413 | ↓1 from #28 |
| 30 | Spanish ForkUT | 23.0% | $2,011/mo | $104,844 | ↓4 from #26 |
| 31 | WashingtonUT | 23.3% | $1,781/mo | $91,853 | ↓2 from #29 |
| 32 | RivertonUT | 23.6% | $2,497/mo | $126,910 | ↓7 from #25 |
| 33 | Eagle MountainUT | 24.3% | $2,301/mo | $113,648 | ↓3 from #30 |
| 34 | South OgdenUT | 24.7% | $1,648/mo | $80,130 | ↓3 from #31 |
| 35 | Salt Lake CityUT | 25.1% | $1,571/mo | $75,090 | ↓2 from #33 |
| 36 | South Salt LakeUT | 25.4% | $1,529/mo | $72,152 | ↓2 from #34 |
| 37 | MidvaleUT | 25.7% | $1,606/mo | $75,084 | ↓1 from #36 |
| 38 | ClearfieldUT | 26.2% | $1,649/mo | $75,495 | ↓3 from #35 |
| 39 | ClintonUT | 27.0% | $2,618/mo | $116,194 | ↓7 from #32 |
| 40 | LoganUT | 27.1% | $1,368/mo | $60,687 | ↓3 from #37 |
| 41 | Cedar CityUT | 27.9% | $1,481/mo | $63,589 | ↓3 from #38 |
| 42 | ProvoUT | 29.5% | $1,575/mo | $64,171 | ↓3 from #39 |
| 43 | HurricaneUT | 30.6% | $1,916/mo | $75,016 | ↓3 from #40 |