Most Affordable Cities in Utah.

Cities in Utah ranked by median rent as a share of median household income.

65 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityMedian Rent
1Mapleton$1,386
2Grantsville$1,166
3Kaysville$1,538
4Highland$2,166
5Tooele$1,214
6Lindon$1,563
7Smithfield$1,311
8Pleasant View$1,741
9Farmington$1,769
10Santaquin$1,397
11Spanish Fork$1,489
12Hyrum$1,269
13North Ogden$1,638
14Cottonwood Heights$1,730
15Vernal$934
16Holladay$1,704
17Clinton$1,698
18Woods Cross$1,771
19Draper$1,894
20West Point$1,783
21Bluffdale$1,915
22South Jordan$1,991
23Bountiful$1,565
24Lehi$1,964
25Brigham City$1,070
26Layton$1,538
27Millcreek$1,492
28Centerville$1,918
29Sandy$1,777
30Syracuse$2,140
31West Jordan$1,757
32West Valley City$1,504
33Tremonton$1,220
34North Salt Lake$1,667
35Herriman$2,019
36Murray$1,500
37Cedar City$1,054
38Pleasant Grove$1,689
39Ogden$1,216
40Riverton$2,137
41West Haven$1,702
42Heber$1,870
43Taylorsville$1,482
44American Fork$1,697
45Payson$1,549
46Orem$1,438
47Springville$1,572
48Saratoga Springs$2,256
49Washington$1,614
50Vineyard$1,834
51Eagle Mountain$2,020
52Roy$1,624
53South Ogden$1,426
54Magna$1,625
55North Logan$1,658
56Provo$1,193
57Salt Lake City$1,414
58Logan$1,149
59Hurricane$1,426
60Kearns$1,744
61South Salt Lake$1,451
62St. George$1,545
63Alpine$3,500+
64Clearfield$1,579
65Midvale$1,597