Rankings / Most Expensive Cities to Rent / Utah
Most Expensive Cities to Rent in Utah
Ranked by median gross rent, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Saratoga Springs$2,256/mo2Syracuse$2,140/mo3Riverton$2,137/mo4Eagle Mountain$2,020/mo5Herriman$2,019/mo6South Jordan$1,991/mo7Lehi$1,964/mo8Draper$1,894/mo9Sandy$1,777/mo10West Jordan$1,757/mo11Kearns metro$1,744/mo12Cottonwood Heights$1,730/mo13Holladay$1,704/mo14American Fork$1,697/mo15Pleasant Grove$1,689/mo16Magna metro$1,625/mo17Roy$1,624/mo18Washington$1,614/mo19Midvale$1,597/mo20Clearfield$1,579/mo21Springville$1,572/mo22Bountiful$1,565/mo23St. George$1,545/mo24Layton$1,538/mo25Kaysville$1,538/mo26West Valley City$1,504/mo27Murray$1,500/mo28Millcreek$1,492/mo29Spanish Fork$1,489/mo30Taylorsville$1,482/mo31South Salt Lake$1,451/mo32Orem$1,438/mo33Salt Lake City$1,414/mo34Ogden$1,216/mo35Tooele$1,214/mo36Provo$1,193/mo37Logan$1,149/mo38Cedar City$1,054/mo
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.