Median list price

$579,000▼ 1.9% vs last yearSeptember 2026 · Realtor.com

Property tax rate

0.52%Median bill $2,525/yr · Census

Median rent

$1,4962-bed $1,423Per month · Census

Days on market

67 daysFlat days vs last yearSeptember 2026 · Realtor.com

What the numbers say

Utah real estate at a glance

By AstroCore · Realtor.com, US Census and Freddie Mac data

In September 2026, the median home in Utah listed for $579,000, down 1.9% from a year earlier.

Homes spent a median of 67 days on the market.

Homeowners in Utah pay a median of $2,525 a year in property taxes on a median home value of $489,400, an effective rate of about 0.52%.

Renters pay a median of $1,496 a month, and $1,423 for a two-bedroom. At today's prices a typical home costs about 32 times a year's rent, which generally favors renting over buying in the short term.

With 20% down and today's 7.24% average 30-year rate, the monthly payment on a $579,000 home here comes to about $3,647 including property tax and insurance. Lenders typically want that to be under 28% of income, which works out to roughly $156,000 a year (the median household here earns $95,166).

Median list price, last 12 months
$590K$581K$572KSep 2025Sep 2026

Monthly payment on a typical home

$3,647/mo
  • Principal & interest$3,157
  • Property tax$249
  • Insurance (est.)$241

$579,000 home · 20% down · 7.24% 30-year fixed

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Rents in Utah by bedrooms

Studio$1,203
1 bedroom$1,239
2 bedrooms$1,423
3 bedrooms$1,716
4 bedrooms$2,025

Median gross rent (rent plus utilities), US Census American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates.

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County by county

Every Utah county compared

Lowest property tax rates

  1. Rich County0.26%
  2. Wayne County0.34%
  3. Summit County0.35%
  4. Garfield County0.35%
  5. Piute County0.35%

Fastest-selling counties

  1. Davis County54 days
  2. Salt Lake County58 days
  3. Weber County62 days
  4. Cache County64 days
  5. Utah County64 days
CountyMedian list priceDays on marketProperty taxMedian rent
Beaver County––0.40%$981
Box Elder County––0.49%$1,116
Cache County$515,000640.45%$1,213
Carbon County––0.61%$870
Daggett County––0.46%$900
Davis County$582,499540.53%$1,621
Duchesne County––0.61%$1,009
Emery County––0.62%$739
Garfield County––0.35%$817
Grand County––0.41%$1,118
Iron County––0.41%$1,065
Juab County––0.45%$907
Kane County––0.40%$1,072
Millard County––0.51%$882
Morgan County––0.52%$1,492
Piute County––0.35%$950
Rich County––0.26%$760
Salt Lake County$574,900580.54%$1,592
San Juan County––0.80%$867
Sanpete County––0.47%$954
Sevier County––0.54%$912
Summit County––0.35%$1,987
Tooele County$517,000660.57%$1,189
Uintah County––0.51%$941
Utah County$569,950640.44%$1,541
Wasatch County––0.46%$2,000
Washington County$615,000720.42%$1,566
Wayne County––0.34%$884
Weber County$482,875620.60%$1,379

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Sources: Realtor.com housing inventory (monthly) and Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (weekly), via FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; US Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates (property taxes, home values, rents, income). Insurance is an estimate. Medians for the whole state; individual homes vary. For information only.