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Fair Market Rent · Utah

Fair Market Rent in Summit County, UT

FY2027 HUD figures, effective October 1, 2026, plus what renters pay by ZIP code.

$1,851studio
$1,8991 bedroom
$2,1532 bedrooms
$2,8903 bedrooms
$3,5994 bedrooms

HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom home in Summit County is $2,153 a month, -1.5% from FY2026. Summit County is part of the Summit County, UT (a non-metro county area). HUD also publishes Small Area FMRs by ZIP code here; those can be higher or lower than the area-wide figure. See each ZIP code below.

Area-wide Fair Market Rents

SizeFY2027FY2026ChangeTypical voucher range (90–110%)
Studio$1,851$1,771+4.5%$1,666–2,036
1 bedroom$1,899$1,887+0.6%$1,709–2,089
2 bedrooms$2,153$2,185-1.5%$1,938–2,368
3 bedrooms$2,890$2,958-2.3%$2,601–3,179
4 bedrooms$3,599$3,492+3.1%$3,239–3,959

The voucher range is the typical band housing authorities use for payment standards; your housing authority sets the actual standard.

Rents by ZIP code in Summit County

Open a ZIP code for every size, the spread of rents and nearby ZIP codes.

ZIPPlace2-bedroom FMR (ZIP)Census median, 2 bedroomsCensus median, all sizes
82930Evanston$1,330$737$847
84017Coalville$1,970$1,527$1,381
84024Echo$1,970––
84033Henefer$1,970–$955
84036Kamas$1,970$1,416$1,475
84055Oakley$2,770–$2,597
84060Park City$2,130$1,388$1,943
84061Peoa$2,020––
84098Park City$2,850$2,321$2,780

Sources: HUD Fair Market Rents and Small Area Fair Market Rents, FY2027 (effective October 1, 2026) and FY2026; U.S. Census Bureau, 2020–2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates (median gross rent by ZIP code). Fair Market Rents and Census figures include utilities. Not affiliated with HUD or the Census Bureau. About the data.