Average Rent in Utah (2026) — HUD Fair Market Rents

HUD data · effective Oct 1, 2025 Utah landlord-tenant laws →

The average two-bedroom rent in Utah is $1,566 per month by HUD's FY 2026 Fair Market Rent data (population-weighted); two-bedroom FMRs range from $973 to $2,185 across 26 rent areas.

Fair Market Rent is HUD's annual estimate of what a modest rental costs in each local market — the 40th percentile of gross rents (rent plus tenant-paid utilities) for recent movers, published for studio through four-bedroom units and used to set Section 8 / Housing Choice Voucher payment standards. FMRs are a federal benchmark, not an asking-rent average: use them to sanity-check your pricing (statewide, Utah's typical two-bedroom FMR moved +4.3% versus FY 2025).

All 26 Utah FMR areas

Sorted by two-bedroom rent, highest first. 6 metro areas; the rest are non-metro county areas. "vs FY 2025" is the two-bedroom change from last year's FMR for the same area.

Area Studio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BR 2 BR vs FY 2025
Summit County, UT Non-metro $1,771$1,887$2,185$2,958$3,492 +20.9%
Salt Lake City, UT HUD Metro FMR Area Metro $1,259$1,456$1,747$2,333$2,666 -0.1%
Wasatch County, UT Non-metro $1,277$1,594$1,747$2,430$2,931 +19.9%
Kane County, UT Non-metro $1,213$1,265$1,660$1,990$2,785 +18.5%
Ogden, UT MSA Metro
3 counties Davis County · Morgan County · Weber County
$1,208$1,281$1,614$2,163$2,612 +5.4%
St. George, UT MSA Metro $1,210$1,218$1,575$2,072$2,624 +6.1%
Grand County, UT Non-metro $1,143$1,303$1,564$2,128$2,624 +11.0%
Provo-Orem-Lehi, UT MSA Metro
2 counties Juab County · Utah County
$1,257$1,265$1,460$2,031$2,449 +7.7%
Logan, UT-ID MSA Metro $940$946$1,241$1,726$2,082 +6.2%
Tooele County, UT HUD Metro FMR Area Metro $902$946$1,241$1,667$2,082 +3.2%
Beaver County, UT Non-metro $867$988$1,186$1,466$1,635 +22.0%
Sanpete County, UT Non-metro $863$900$1,181$1,441$1,564 +18.2%
Daggett County, UT Non-metro $843$960$1,153$1,569$1,934 +19.1%
Piute County, UT Non-metro $843$960$1,153$1,569$1,934 +23.6%
San Juan County, UT Non-metro $836$872$1,144$1,372$1,626 +10.4%
Duchesne County, UT Non-metro $825$940$1,129$1,481$1,571 +19.9%
Millard County, UT Non-metro $821$857$1,124$1,550$1,555 +20.5%
Iron County, UT Non-metro $819$888$1,120$1,558$1,879 +2.0%
Box Elder County, UT Non-metro $771$983$1,118$1,555$1,875
Sevier County, UT Non-metro $748$945$1,085$1,440$1,547 +16.3%
Carbon County, UT Non-metro $761$857$1,041$1,323$1,628 +11.6%
Uintah County, UT Non-metro $754$846$1,032$1,406$1,731 +10.6%
Garfield County, UT Non-metro $719$898$984$1,211$1,651 +5.5%
Emery County, UT Non-metro $711$888$973$1,310$1,632 +4.3%
Rich County, UT Non-metro $711$810$973$1,299$1,632 +4.3%
Wayne County, UT Non-metro $711$810$973$1,228$1,632 +4.3%

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About this data

Source: HUD FY 2026 Fair Market Rents, county-level file (revised), published at huduser.gov — a U.S. government work in the public domain, republished here unmodified. The typical-rent figure is the population-weighted average across the areas above (county populations from HUD's file); year-over-year comparisons match each area with last year's file by HUD area code. Effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026; last regenerated from HUD's file on 2026-07-20. FMRs cap what a housing authority can pay under the voucher program; your local Public Housing Authority's payment standard may be set between 90% and 110% of FMR. Full method notes: how the rent figures are computed.

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