
Cities with the most expensive homes in Utah
Cities with the most expensive homes in Utah
Buying a home is an investment—and an increasingly expensive one. The median value of a home in the United States today is more than a quarter of a million dollars with a mortgage, and $167,000 without one. Meanwhile, the median monthly housing cost for a home with a mortgage is $1,558 and $490 without a mortgage.
Stacker compiled a list of cities with the most expensive homes in Utah using data from Zillow. Cities are ranked by the Zillow Home Values Index for all homes as of January 2021. Listings and images are from realtor.com.
Home buyers have a lot to consider when house-hunting or looking to invest in rental properties, from the state of the housing market itself to taxes and potential resale value. The housing market grew robust and pricey in the decade following the 2008 recession, and more recently saw a boom during the coronavirus pandemic. Another consideration is the house itself, including what kind of upkeep it requires and those associated costs. Depreciation affects all homes at an average rate of 3.636% each year, which can be a help come tax season if you use your home for business or rentals but may cost you later in capital gains taxes when you sell. Meanwhile, land value tends to increase over time depending on several factors including where the house is located and what amenities and homes are nearby. More desirable neighborhoods allow sellers to charge more; the mantra "location, location, location" has never been more relevant.
Do you live in the area with the most expensive real estate market in your state? Keep reading to find out.

#30. South Jordan
- 1 year home value change: +12.3%
- 10 year home value change: +80.4%
- #1,485 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 10624 S Serendipity Way, South Jordan ($1.7 million, 6 bedrooms)

#29. Fruit Heights
- 1 year home value change: +16.1%
- 10 year home value change: +84.0%
- #1,460 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 1244 E Bella Vista Dr N, Fruit Heights ($950,000, 6 bedrooms)

#28. Wallsburg
- 1 year home value change: +8.1%
- 10 year home value change: +93.9%
- #1,447 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 2999 W Main Canyon Rd N, Wallsburg ($1.3 million, 4 bedrooms)

#27. Charleston
- 1 year home value change: +9.6%
- 10 year home value change: +98.6%
- #1,427 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 2344 W 3000 S, Charleston ($16.0 million, 5 bedrooms)

#26. Oakley
- 1 year home value change: +11.1%
- 10 year home value change: +88.1%
- #1,418 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 425 E Boulderville Rd, Oakley ($6.9 million, 7 bedrooms)

#25. Coalville
- 1 year home value change: +11.2%
- 10 year home value change: +79.5%
- #1,400 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 2180 Woodchuck Way, Coalville ($949,000, 4 bedrooms)

#24. Francis
- 1 year home value change: +11.3%
- 10 year home value change: +75.0%
- #1,376 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 830 W Summit Haven Cir, Francis ($1.6 million, 6 bedrooms)

#23. Midway
- 1 year home value change: +6.1%
- 10 year home value change: +76.0%
- #1,314 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 2370 N River Meadows Pkwy, Midway ($5.0 million, 8 bedrooms)

#22. Cottonwood Heights
- 1 year home value change: +13.9%
- 10 year home value change: +96.2%
- #1,291 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 4141 E Canyon Estate Dr, Cottonwood Heights ($5.3 million, 5 bedrooms)

#21. Mapleton
- 1 year home value change: +16.4%
- 10 year home value change: +90.6%
- #1,243 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 318 S Main St, Mapleton ($2.4 million, 8 bedrooms)

#20. Lindon
- 1 year home value change: +13.5%
- 10 year home value change: +97.8%
- #1,240 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 173 S 70 W, Lindon ($1.2 million, 5 bedrooms)

#19. Peoa
- 1 year home value change: +8.7%
- 10 year home value change: +66.5%
- #1,235 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 2023 W State Rd Unit 32, Peoa ($2.9 million, 3 bedrooms)

#18. Erda
- 1 year home value change: +14.5%
- 10 year home value change: +90.0%
- #1,234 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 4949 Ashlee Way, Erda ($1.2 million, 4 bedrooms)

#17. Bluffdale
- 1 year home value change: +12.1%
- 10 year home value change: +80.7%
- #1,227 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 2746 W 15250 S, Bluffdale ($2.8 million, 5 bedrooms)

#16. Eden
- 1 year home value change: +14.1%
- 10 year home value change: +66.1%
- #1,156 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 8483 E Spring Dr, Eden ($5.5 million, 5 bedrooms)

#15. Palmyra
- 1 year home value change: +18.8%
- 10 year home value change: +104.9%
- #1,127 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 1023 W 40 N Unit 21, Spanish Fork ($302,000, 3 bedrooms)

#14. Draper
- 1 year home value change: +12.4%
- 10 year home value change: +82.2%
- #1,050 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 14249 S Canyon Vine Cv, Draper ($7.5 million, 9 bedrooms)

#13. Lake Shore
- 1 year home value change: +15.7%
- 10 year home value change: +86.7%
- #1,041 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 5004 S River Ln, Spanish Fork ($1.4 million, 3 bedrooms)

#12. Holladay
- 1 year home value change: +14.9%
- 10 year home value change: +95.1%
- #972 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 2750 E Creek Crossing Ln, Salt Lake City ($14.3 million, 5 bedrooms)

#11. Huntsville
- 1 year home value change: +11.5%
- 10 year home value change: +89.5%
- #930 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 3930 Middle Fork Dr, Huntsville ($11.0 million, 4 bedrooms)

#10. Woodland Hills
- 1 year home value change: +14.8%
- 10 year home value change: +77.9%
- #906 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 80 W Loafer Dr, Woodland Hills ($1.7 million, 5 bedrooms)

#9. Woodland
- 1 year home value change: +22.7%
- 10 year home value change: +101.0%
- #905 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 8144 Forest Creek Rd Unit 26, Woodland ($13.4 million, 6 bedrooms)

#8. Highland
- 1 year home value change: +12.9%
- 10 year home value change: +89.0%
- #676 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 6131 W Dry Creek Rd, Highland ($3.9 million, 6 bedrooms)

#7. West Mountain
- 1 year home value change: +17.3%
- 10 year home value change: +77.7%
- #632 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 9054 S 6200 W, Payson ($1.5 million, 4 bedrooms)

#6. Mount Olympus
- 1 year home value change: +12.6%
- 10 year home value change: +90.2%
- #486 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 4142 S Parkview Dr E, Salt Lake City ($1.2 million, 4 bedrooms)

#5. Alpine
- 1 year home value change: +13.4%
- 10 year home value change: +88.7%
- #453 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 864 E Jackson Ln, Alpine ($6.0 million, 8 bedrooms)

#4. Granite
- 1 year home value change: +18.5%
- 10 year home value change: +76.3%
- #438 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 3870 E Alta Approach Unit 12, Sandy ($650,000, 0 bedrooms)

#3. Hideout
- 1 year home value change: +6.4%
- 10 year home value change: +data not available
- #420 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 1220 State Road 248, Hideout ($16.0 million, 9 bedrooms)

#2. Park City
- 1 year home value change: +10.7%
- 10 year home value change: +70.0%
- #315 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 253 White Pine Canyon Rd, Park City ($38.0 million, 7 bedrooms)

#1. Alta
- 1 year home value change: +15.3%
- 10 year home value change: +58.4%
- #222 most expensive city nationwide
- Pictured: 9037 S Blackjack Rd, Alta ($4.9 million, 5 bedrooms)

