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Utah Fair Market Rents by county

The population-weighted average FY 2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Utah is $1,493, the 27th highest of 51 (50 states and D.C.), and −$73 (−4.7%) from FY 2026. Across 29 counties, 2-bedroom FMRs range from $1,014 (Uintah County) to $2,153 (Summit County).

  • $1,493Average 2-bedroom FMRU.S.: $1,761
  • $1,231Average 1-bedroom FMRU.S.: $1,478
  • $59,720Income for a 2-bedroomat 30% of income
  • −$73 (−4.7%)2BR change vs FY 2026U.S.: +$24 (+1.4%)

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Default: the income a 2-bedroom here needs at 30%.

Rent you can afford at 30% of income$1,493/month
2-bedroom Fair Market Rent and the income it needs
AreaFair Market RentIncome neededShare of your income
Utah average$1,493$59,720–
Utah average$1,493$59,720–
U.S. average$1,761$70,432–

Metro FMR areas in Utah

Metro Fair Market Rent areas in Utah, FY 2027
Metro area1BR2BR3BRZIP codes
Logan, UT-ID$967$1,265$1,75227
Ogden, UT$1,251$1,591$2,13233
Provo-Orem-Lehi, UT$1,192$1,363$1,88735
Salt Lake City, UT$1,349$1,615$2,14359
St. George, UT$1,267$1,657$2,17223
Tooele County, UT$878$1,149$1,5148

Every Utah county

Utah Fair Market Rents by county, FY 2027
NameStudio1BR2BR3BR4BR2BR vs FY 2026
Beaver County$860$937$1,149$1,369$1,554−$37 (−3.1%)
Box Elder County$770$947$1,097$1,519$1,834−$21 (−1.9%)
Cache County$961$967$1,265$1,752$2,104+$24 (+1.9%)
Carbon County$730$808$1,014$1,277$1,616−$27 (−2.6%)
Daggett County$867$945$1,158$1,561$1,916+$5 (+0.4%)
Davis County$1,184$1,251$1,591$2,132$2,550−$23 (−1.4%)
Duchesne County$821$895$1,097$1,402$1,534−$32 (−2.8%)
Emery County$759$931$1,014$1,319$1,678+$41 (+4.2%)
Garfield County$759$931$1,014$1,371$1,678+$30 (+3.0%)
Grand County$1,104$1,173$1,475$2,042$2,465−$89 (−5.7%)
Iron County$869$875$1,144$1,584$1,912+$24 (+2.1%)
Juab County$1,186$1,192$1,363$1,887$2,278−$97 (−6.6%)
Kane County$1,165$1,190$1,557$1,855$2,576−$103 (−6.2%)
Millard County$806$823$1,077$1,491$1,546−$47 (−4.2%)
Morgan County$1,184$1,251$1,591$2,132$2,550−$23 (−1.4%)
Piute County$867$945$1,158$1,561$1,916+$5 (+0.4%)
Rich County$867$945$1,158$1,561$1,916+$185 (+19.0%)
Salt Lake County$1,202$1,349$1,615$2,143$2,439−$132 (−7.6%)
San Juan County$780$797$1,042$1,373$1,573−$102 (−8.9%)
Sanpete County$857$875$1,145$1,364$1,505−$36 (−3.0%)
Sevier County$785$912$1,049$1,409$1,414−$36 (−3.3%)
Summit County$1,851$1,899$2,153$2,890$3,599−$32 (−1.5%)
Tooele County$873$878$1,149$1,514$1,920−$92 (−7.4%)
Uintah County$759$829$1,014$1,346$1,695−$18 (−1.7%)
Utah County$1,186$1,192$1,363$1,887$2,278−$97 (−6.6%)
Wasatch County$1,284$1,575$1,715$2,375$2,867−$32 (−1.8%)
Washington County$1,258$1,267$1,657$2,172$2,703+$82 (+5.2%)
Wayne County$766$834$1,023$1,219$1,693+$50 (+5.1%)
Weber County$1,184$1,251$1,591$2,132$2,550−$23 (−1.4%)

Sources

Fair Market Rents are HUD’s estimate of gross rent (rent plus utilities) for a modest unit, set at the 40th percentile of recent-mover rents. FY 2027 is HUD’s fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026. Housing authorities set voucher payment standards from these figures; check yours.