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Utah housing market: home prices by city and forecast

Utah home prices: the Zillow Home Value Index values a typical Utah home at $532,920 in September 2026, up +1.2% from a year before.

Value of a typical home
$532,920
September 2026, Zillow ZHVI
Change over 12 months
+1.2%
US +1.2%
Change over 10 years
+100.2%
US +77.4%
Multiple since the year 2000
×3.16
US ×2.99
Prices relative to income
5.5. The median income is $96,658.

From the highest down, in the 50 states and DC: 7th on typical home value, 35th on the 12-month change, 16th of 47 on growth since 2000, and 11th on the price to income ratio.

Utah home prices since 2000

Between January 2000 and now, a typical Utah home moved from $168,892 to $532,920. Its peak came in June 2022, at $545,396, and prices now run −2.3% under that peak.

$100k$200k$300k$400k$500k$600k200020052010201520202025Jan 2000 · $168,892$366,157$532,920Sep 2026UtahUnited States$100k$200k$300k$400k$500k$600k200020102020Jan 2000 · $169k$366k$533kSep 2026
Zillow Home Value Index. Zillow Research data
Averages per year, 2000 to 2025.
Decade0123456789
2000s$172,504$177,943$179,066$178,900$181,388$185,608$204,876$236,969$241,299$218,583
2010s$204,920$189,383$191,102$211,532$225,408$239,353$261,952$284,570$311,358$335,554
2020s$365,542$448,969$525,967$509,072$516,599$526,598

Utah home prices since 1975: the FHFA index

Using FHFA's repeat-sales index, where 1975 = 100, Utah reached 1469 in 2025. In Q2 2026 the reading stood +2.6% on a year earlier.

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All-transaction figures from the FHFA House Price Index, yearly averages, 1975 = 100. FHFA HPI datasets

As owners reported them in the Census of Housing, Utah values were $2,320 in 1940 and $146,100 in 2000.

Census yearUtah median valueUS median value
1940$2,320$2,938
1950$7,409$7,354
1960$12,600$11,900
1970$16,800$17,000
1980$57,300$47,200
1990$68,900$79,100
2000$146,100$119,600

No inflation adjustment. Census of Housing tables

Home prices in Utah by city

Here, 5 cities have a page, largest first:

CityValue of a typical homeChange over 12 monthsMultiple since the year 2000
Salt Lake City$568,970+2.4%×3.43
Provo$478,876+1.3%
St. George$516,153−0.6%
Ogden$390,773−0.7%×3.43
Park City$1,598,285+5.6%
West Valley City$464,609+0.2%
West Jordan$555,182+1.0%
Sandy$657,207+2.0%
Orem$500,448+2.4%
Layton$521,360+2.3%
South Jordan$661,177+1.1%
Lehi$568,914+1.3%
Taylorsville$491,714+0.6%
Millcreek$632,014+3.3%
Draper$811,826+3.1%
Murray$543,972+1.4%

Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026.

Utah metro forecasts: where prices are heading

Zillow's 12-month forecasts, dated September 2026 for 5 Utah metros, span from +0.3% to +2.8%:

MetroNext 3 monthsNext 12 months
Salt Lake City, UT+0.6%+1.6%
Provo, UT+0.6%+1.9%
St. George, UT+0.5%+0.3%
Ogden, UT+0.7%+2.2%
Heber, UT+1.7%+2.8%

These figures are Zillow's estimate, not investment advice.

Living costs in Utah

BEA puts Utah's price level at 98.9 (US 100): housing at 107.8, goods at 96.4, utilities at 78.7, other services at 99.0. Household income has a median of $96,658, and the median gross rent is $1,593 each month (Census ACS 2024). Owner-occupied homes account for 70%, and the median year built is 1994.

For every state: state cost of living; city pages: Salt Lake City, St. George.

How to read the chart

Dollar amounts appear in the first chart, and its peak is $545,396 in June 2022. Chart two is an index instead: Utah's line finishes at 1469, so prices there stand at 14.7 times their 1975 level. Neither chart adjusts for inflation.