Utah

Educational hub, diverse economy, affordable housing, scenic surroundings, high quality of life.

Logan, UT has a median home value of $436,800, with a year-over-year home value growth of 12.96%. The average rent in Logan, UT is $1,201, with a year-over-year rent growth of 7.23%.

Diverse economy, strong healthcare and education sectors, affordable housing, scenic surroundings, high quality of life.

Ogden, UT has a median home value of $471,500, with a year-over-year home value growth of 7.72%. The average rent in Ogden, UT is $1,500, with a year-over-year rent growth of 7.68%.

Educational hub, diverse economy, affordable housing, modern developments, strategic location, high quality of life.

Provo, UT has a median home value of $535,500, with a year-over-year home value growth of 9.91%. The average rent in Provo, UT is $1,534, with a year-over-year rent growth of 6.97%.

Capital city, strong economy, diverse sectors, historic and modern properties, ongoing development, high quality of life.

Salt Lake City, UT has a median home value of $515,400, with a year-over-year home value growth of 7.78%. The average rent in Salt Lake City, UT is $1,583, with a year-over-year rent growth of 6.53%.

Diverse economy, strong healthcare and education sectors, affordable housing, scenic surroundings, high quality of life.

St. George, UT has a median home value of $510,700, with a year-over-year home value growth of 9.69%. The average rent in St. George, UT is $1,566, with a year-over-year rent growth of 6.97%.