Utah rent guide

Average Rent in Utah by City (June 2026)

Data as of Jun 9, 2026 · 406 rentals across 51 Utah cities

A one-bedroom in Utah runs about $1,336 a month statewide, the median across the 196 one-beds in our data. Nearly all of it is Wasatch Front: Ogden, Salt Lake City, Provo and the suburbs in between. We use the median on purpose, and the per-city table below is where the real detail is.

Studio

$1,205

typical / mo

1 bed

$1,336

typical / mo

2 bed

$1,400

typical / mo

3 bed

$1,848

typical / mo

Typical rent by city, lowest first

Sorted by each city’s overall median. The gap between the older Salt Lake suburbs and the new south-valley developments is wide. Find yours, then check the one-bed and two-bed columns for the size you’re after.

#CityTypical1 bed2 bedListings
1Taylorsville$1,050$1,035-7
2West Valley City$1,189$1,214$1,09912
3Provo$1,242$1,228$1,33022
4Sandy$1,249$1,249-13
5Salt Lake City$1,267$1,317$1,299125
6Ogden$1,295$1,299$1,29515
7Murray$1,308$1,201$1,74711
8Clearfield$1,312$1,312$1,87511
9American Fork$1,315$1,399-5
10Roy$1,319$1,300$1,3386
11Logan$1,320$1,298-10
12Layton$1,349$1,348$1,52513
13Orem$1,350$1,283$1,35019
14West Jordan$1,354$1,354-11
15Midvale$1,372$1,344$1,55518
16West Haven$1,409$1,399-7
17South Jordan$1,415$1,393-6
18Lehi$1,513$1,372-10
19Tooele$1,549--5
20Draper$1,594$1,594-13
21Herriman$2,023$1,945-5

How to read these numbers

“Typical” is the median across every unit we track in that city. The per-bedroom columns are the median for that floor plan, shown only once a city has at least three listed. We include cities with five or more live listings and leave out single rooms and senior housing. Everything refreshes when our data does (last updated Jun 9, 2026).

Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in Utah?

Across the state the median one-bedroom is about $1,336/mo, studios run ~$1,205, two-beds ~$1,400 and three-beds ~$1,848. We use the median, not the mean, so a few luxury buildings do not skew it. Nearly all of Utah's rentals sit along the Wasatch Front, and the spread between the cheap suburbs and the pricey new developments is wide, so check the per-city table for your exact market.

How much is rent in Salt Lake City versus Provo?

They are closer than you might expect. Salt Lake City sits in the middle of the pack statewide, and Provo (home to BYU and next to UVU in Orem) runs a touch lower thanks to a large student rental market. The real gap is between those and the affluent south-valley suburbs (Draper, Herriman), which cost noticeably more.

Why is Utah rent rising so fast?

Strong job growth (especially the Silicon Slopes tech corridor around Lehi) and one of the fastest-growing populations in the country have pushed Wasatch Front rents up steadily. The cheapest options are the older suburbs and the college towns; the new south-valley construction sits at the top of the range.

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