Rent falling fastest in Utah
Cities in Utah with the largest year-over-year rent decreases. Cities with 15,000+ residents. Updated monthly.
Key findings
- West Haven ranks first, with -2.1% over the past year.
- Across all 6 cities on this list, the median rent is $1,677/mo.
Data as of September 2026. Change in Zillow's rent index over the past 12 months. Rank a year ago uses the change over the 12 months before that. Updated monthly. Download this list (CSV)
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6 cities
| Rank | City | 1-yr change | Median rent | 5-yr change | Vs. a year ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | West HavenUT | -2.1% | $1,628/mo | -- | ↑1 from #2 |
| 02 | RoyUT | -1.6% | $1,677/mo | -- | ↑2 from #4 |
| 03 | HurricaneUT | -1.5% | $1,916/mo | -- | ↑3 from #6 |
| 04 | American ForkUT | -0.7% | $1,627/mo | -- | ↑1 from #5 |
| 05 | TaylorsvilleUT | -0.5% | $1,610/mo | -- | ↓2 from #3 |
| 06 | Cottonwood HeightsUT | -0.2% | $1,758/mo | +15.7% | ↓5 from #1 |