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RANKING · 2024 ACS · 97 SHOWN OF 97

Most affordable housing, Utah cities

Utah cities with the lowest CensusEasy Afford Score, where homes cost the fewest years of local income (2024 ACS). This list covers the 97 cities in Utah that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 97 is 4.9. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Nephi, UT, up 37 places to #5.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPAFFORD SCOREVS 1990
01▲24Roosevelt, UTUT7,0323.7+109%
02▼1Stansbury Park, UTUT11,2423.8+106%
03▲1Clinton, UTUT23,7973.9+128%
04▲17Vernal, UTUT10,6713.9+94%
05▲37Nephi, UTUT7,4883.9+110%
06▲1South Weber, UTUT8,2184.0+96%
07▲3Tooele, UTUT42,2704.0+97%
08▼3West Point, UTUT13,0584.1+96%
09▲21Woods Cross, UTUT11,4294.1+97%
10▲17Perry, UTUT6,2264.1+99%
11▲5Magna metro, UTUT35,4014.2+151%
12▲8North Ogden, UTUT21,6894.2+115%
13▼7Roy, UTUT38,7944.2+123%
14▲5Price, UTUT8,3684.2+99%
15▼12Nibley, UTUT8,9754.3+111%
16▲6West Bountiful, UTUT5,9314.3+121%
17▼5Syracuse, UTUT39,9094.3+123%
18▼9Kearns metro, UTUT35,4044.3+155%
19▲9Centerville, UTUT16,4804.3+101%
20▼18Sunset, UTUT5,5494.4+148%
21▲5Plain City, UTUT9,2564.4+130%
22▲27Providence, UTUT9,5394.4+104%
23▲28White City metro, UTUT5,1464.4+163%
24▲13Farr West, UTUT8,1634.4+109%
25▼11Washington Terrace, UTUT9,0754.4+119%
26▲15Richfield, UTUT8,4784.4+90%
27▼16Harrisville, UTUT7,1544.5+140%
28▼5West Valley City, UTUT137,4914.5–
29▲18West Jordan, UTUT116,8124.6+123%
30▲10Eagle Mountain, UTUT66,5574.6–
31▼14Pleasant View, UTUT11,4234.6+75%
32▲16Spanish Fork, UTUT48,8374.6+126%
33▼15Smithfield, UTUT15,1534.6+139%
34▲9Cedar Hills, UTUT9,7554.6+127%
35▲10Santaquin, UTUT18,9894.7+152%
36▼5Layton, UTUT85,3084.7+121%
37▲9Lehi, UTUT95,3134.7+120%
38▲6Riverton, UTUT47,3954.7+135%
39▼6Kaysville, UTUT33,3074.7+127%
40▼4Saratoga Springs, UTUT61,3974.7–
41▲32Fruit Heights, UTUT5,9524.7+138%
42▼29Hyrum, UTUT11,1324.8+148%
43▼4Payson, UTUT24,6304.8+122%
44▼6Enoch, UTUT8,8474.8+129%
45▲11Herriman, UTUT63,2824.8–
46▼11Grantsville, UTUT16,4724.8+154%
47▲8South Jordan, UTUT87,6144.9+127%
48▲18Pleasant Grove, UTUT37,7734.9+133%
49▼17Tremonton, UTUT12,9344.9+175%
50▼21Ogden, UTUT89,5104.9+114%
51▲14North Salt Lake, UTUT23,5884.9+111%
52▼18Clearfield, UTUT35,1445.0+123%
53▲5Highland, UTUT21,5715.0+120%
54▼2Taylorsville, UTUT57,4845.0–
55▲2American Fork, UTUT41,0205.0+131%
56▼2Springville, UTUT35,6705.1+101%
57▼7Hyde Park, UTUT5,7865.1+144%
58▲1Bountiful, UTUT44,9885.1+125%
59▼51South Ogden, UTUT17,7105.1+140%
60▲7Farmington, UTUT26,2665.1+140%
61▼37Brigham City, UTUT20,6335.2+164%
62▲6Bluffdale, UTUT19,5065.3+115%
63▲23Kanab, UTUT5,3325.3+84%
64▼3Salem, UTUT12,2345.5+165%
65▼12Sandy, UTUT92,3865.5–
66▼6North Logan, UTUT11,6085.5+135%
67▼52Hooper, UTUT9,7415.5+150%
68▲22Vineyard, UTUT16,0925.6+80%
69▲6Lindon, UTUT12,0155.6+133%
70West Haven, UTUT25,6275.6–
71▲10Murray, UTUT53,2975.6+118%
72▼10Mapleton, UTUT16,2755.6+114%
73▲4Orem, UTUT95,2145.7+142%
74▲17Midway, UTUT6,0115.7+124%
75▲7South Salt Lake, UTUT26,9345.7+120%
76▲2Santa Clara, UTUT8,7225.8+111%
77▲10Alpine, UTUT10,4445.8+124%
78▼14Cottonwood Heights, UTUT32,2655.8+176%
79Midvale, UTUT36,0995.8+113%
80▼17Riverdale, UTUT9,2065.9+147%
81▼12Cedar City, UTUT41,8715.9+104%
82▼6Heber, UTUT19,6515.9–
83▼9Hurricane, UTUT25,7456.1+83%
84▼4Draper, UTUT50,6526.1+109%
85▲9Summit Park, UTUT8,5376.2–
86▼15Washington, UTUT37,1076.2+129%
87▼3Logan, UTUT55,5766.3+100%
88▼16Ephraim, UTUT6,3936.4+114%
89▲3Millcreek, UTUT63,9266.4+119%
90▼5St. George, UTUT108,7136.5+98%
91▼2Holladay, UTUT31,1626.5–
92▲1Salt Lake City, UTUT218,4287.2+145%
93▲2Provo, UTUT114,5277.3+111%
94▼6Ivins, UTUT11,5467.6+161%
95▲1Snyderville, UTUT5,9487.7–
96▼13Moab, UTUT5,2068.4+270%
97Park City, UTUT8,58713.2+214%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES