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Rent prices in Utah, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 9,682 rentals are listed across 46 Utah cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: 1-bedroom about $1,195, 2-bedroom about $1,495, 3+ bedroom about $2,250.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Park City ($2,100), Vineyard ($1,270), Salt Lake City ($1,195), South Salt Lake ($1,100), Ogden ($925). The least expensive: Provo ($690), Lehi ($700), Logan ($875). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Utah

9,682 listings across 46 cities with at least 50 rentals listed. Medians use listings with a single price and bedroom count; fewer than 20 and the figure is left out. Statewide figures are estimated from city medians weighted by listing count. Updated . How we calculate

CityListings1 bed2 beds
Salt Lake City2,755$1,195$1,595
Provo547$690$1,334
Ogden516$925$1,250
Saint George325—$1,475
Lehi272$700—
Orem263—$1,350
Park City251$2,100$2,925
Cedar City241—$1,142
Logan222$875$1,170
Saratoga Springs218——
Sandy217—$1,620
Eagle Mountain212——
West Jordan190——
Layton181—$1,400
Midvale173—$1,450
Herriman169——
South Jordan162——
Washington159——
Bountiful152—$1,499
Murray148—$1,500
Vineyard146$1,270$1,470
American Fork145—$1,475
West Valley City135—$1,250
Hurricane132——
South Salt Lake127$1,100$1,495
Millcreek115—$1,600
Clearfield112——
Tooele111——
Spanish Fork108——
Draper100——
Pleasant Grove82——
Bluffdale81——
Riverton80——
Taylorsville80——
Magna79—$1,225
Springville78——
Heber City76——
North Salt Lake65——
Roy65—$1,200
Holladay61——
Moab59——
Cottonwood Heights59——
West Valley54——
Payson54——
West Haven53——
St George52——