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Utah home-price trends.

Home prices in Utah rose 2.6% in the year to Apr–Jun 2026, 34.3% over five years and 120.9% over ten, by the FHFA house price index.

1 year
+2.6%
5 years
+34.3%
10 years
+120.9%

Change Since Apr–Jun 2016

0%+50%+100%20182020202220242026

Statewide index, quarterly.

By County, to 2025

County1 yr to 20255 yrs to 202510 yrs to 2025
Beaver+0.7%+67.3%+121.7%
Box Elder+1.5%+56.2%+136.5%
Cache+2.0%+58.6%+130.0%
Carbon+3.4%+73.9%+110.6%
Davis+2.0%+50.3%+118.6%
Duchesne+4.7%+73.0%+81.4%
Emery+3.7%+62.3%+81.8%
Garfield+2.8%+68.3%+116.2%
Grand+0.1%+45.7%+114.1%
Iron+4.9%+60.4%+131.7%
Juab+1.7%+50.0%+136.4%
Kane+2.8%+51.6%+124.8%
Millard+5.9%+72.1%+131.0%
Morgan+2.4%+60.9%+122.5%
Rich—+76.3%+174.9%
Salt Lake+2.6%+51.2%+120.0%
San Juan+4.1%+46.7%+89.2%
Sanpete+4.6%+63.6%+124.4%
Sevier+0.8%+56.7%+114.9%
Summit+2.2%+59.8%+122.8%
Tooele+1.0%+50.3%+124.3%
Uintah+0.2%+68.6%+73.7%
Utah+2.8%+53.6%+119.3%
Wasatch+3.4%+59.0%+133.8%
Washington+1.1%+54.9%+119.4%
Weber+3.1%+54.8%+138.6%

Source: FHFA House Price Index, all-transactions: state quarterly through Apr–Jun 2026, county annual through 2025 (FHFA calls the county series developmental). FHFA datasets.

Updated September 28, 2026 · FHFA's next updates are expected in late November 2026.