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Tightest housing markets, Utah cities · 2010

Utah cities with the lowest housing vacancy rate (2010 ACS). This list covers the 97 cities in Utah that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Fruit Heights, UTUT5,9520.0%–

02Lindon, UTUT12,0150.0%–

03West Bountiful, UTUT5,9310.0%–

04Farr West, UTUT8,1630.8%–

05Cedar Hills, UTUT9,7550.8%–

06Harrisville, UTUT7,1541.0%–

07Nibley, UTUT8,9751.3%–

08South Weber, UTUT8,2181.4%–

09Stansbury Park, UTUT11,2421.6%–

10Farmington, UTUT26,2661.6%–

11Plain City, UTUT9,2562.0%–

12Clinton, UTUT23,7972.5%–

13South Ogden, UTUT17,7102.6%–

14West Jordan, UTUT116,8122.7%–

15Hyde Park, UTUT5,7862.7%–

16Heber, UTUT19,6512.7%–

17Mapleton, UTUT16,2752.8%–

18Kaysville, UTUT33,3072.8%–

19Riverton, UTUT47,3952.8%–

20Springville, UTUT35,6703.1%–

21Centerville, UTUT16,4803.2%–

22South Jordan, UTUT87,6143.3%–

23Bluffdale, UTUT19,5063.4%–

24Orem, UTUT95,2143.5%–

25Payson, UTUT24,6303.5%–

26North Logan, UTUT11,6083.6%–

27Tooele, UTUT42,2703.6%–

28Highland, UTUT21,5713.6%–

29Kearns metro, UTUT35,4043.8%–

30Hooper, UTUT9,7413.8%–

31North Ogden, UTUT21,6894.0%–

32Taylorsville, UTUT57,4844.0%–

33Lehi, UTUT95,3134.0%–

34Roosevelt, UTUT7,0324.1%–

35Sandy, UTUT92,3864.1%–

36Bountiful, UTUT44,9884.1%–

37West Point, UTUT13,0584.3%–

38West Valley City, UTUT137,4914.4%–

39Magna metro, UTUT35,4014.4%–

40Riverdale, UTUT9,2064.6%–

41Roy, UTUT38,7944.6%–

42Pleasant Grove, UTUT37,7734.8%–

43Santaquin, UTUT18,9894.8%–

44American Fork, UTUT41,0204.9%–

45Nephi, UTUT7,4884.9%–

46White City metro, UTUT5,1464.9%–

47Perry, UTUT6,2265.0%–

48Washington Terrace, UTUT9,0755.1%–

49Layton, UTUT85,3085.2%–

50Woods Cross, UTUT11,4295.3%–

51Saratoga Springs, UTUT61,3975.3%–

52North Salt Lake, UTUT23,5885.4%–

53Eagle Mountain, UTUT66,5575.4%–

54Providence, UTUT9,5395.4%–

55Hyrum, UTUT11,1325.5%–

56Grantsville, UTUT16,4725.6%–

57Syracuse, UTUT39,9095.7%–

58Salem, UTUT12,2345.7%–

59Sunset, UTUT5,5495.7%–

60Pleasant View, UTUT11,4235.9%–

61Spanish Fork, UTUT48,8376.0%–

62Herriman, UTUT63,2826.1%–

63Logan, UTUT55,5766.2%–

64Brigham City, UTUT20,6336.2%–

65Draper, UTUT50,6526.4%–

66Provo, UTUT114,5276.5%–

67Holladay, UTUT31,1626.6%–

68Murray, UTUT53,2976.7%–

69Cottonwood Heights, UTUT32,2656.9%–

70Smithfield, UTUT15,1537.0%–

71Enoch, UTUT8,8477.0%–

72Midvale, UTUT36,0997.1%–

73West Haven, UTUT25,6277.7%–

74Millcreek, UTUT63,9267.9%–

75Vineyard, UTUT16,0927.9%–

76Clearfield, UTUT35,1448.5%–

77Salt Lake City, UTUT218,4288.5%–

78Santa Clara, UTUT8,7228.6%–

79Richfield, UTUT8,4788.9%–

80Ogden, UTUT89,5109.1%–

81Kanab, UTUT5,3329.2%–

82Price, UTUT8,3689.2%–

83Tremonton, UTUT12,9349.4%–

84Alpine, UTUT10,4449.7%–

85South Salt Lake, UTUT26,9349.7%–

86Vernal, UTUT10,6719.9%–

87Cedar City, UTUT41,87110.3%–

88Hurricane, UTUT25,74511.5%–

89Moab, UTUT5,20614.3%–

90Ivins, UTUT11,54615.5%–

91Summit Park, UTUT8,53715.7%–

92Washington, UTUT37,10716.8%–

93St. George, UTUT108,71318.8%–

94Ephraim, UTUT6,39319.0%–

95Midway, UTUT6,01129.6%–

96Snyderville, UTUT5,94841.4%–

97Park City, UTUT8,58764.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS