Average rent in Utah
As of September 2026, the typical rent across Utah's 9 metro areas is $1,705 per month (+1.5% year over year, weighted by population so large metros count for more).
Figures cover all property types — single-family, condo and apartment — at every bedroom count. The interactive map can break rents down by home type.
Oct 24 – Nov 26
Utah observed rentSame month last yearForecast (2 months shown free)
| Metro | Average rent | Year over year | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heber, UT | $2,978 | +7.3% | Trends & forecast → |
| St. George, UT | $1,848 | +0.6% | Trends & forecast → |
| Provo, UT | $1,773 | +1.8% | Trends & forecast → |
| Salt Lake City, UT | $1,644 | +0.7% | Trends & forecast → |
| Ogden, UT | $1,631 | +1.7% | Trends & forecast → |
| Vernal, UT | $1,594 | +4.6% | Trends & forecast → |
| Cedar City, UT | $1,491 | +0.6% | Trends & forecast → |
| Logan, UT | $1,435 | +2.0% | Trends & forecast → |
| Price, UT | $693 | — | Trends & forecast → |
Want the 12-month outlook for a Utah metro? Open the interactive forecast — history, confidence ranges, and what's driving each prediction.