West ranking
11 Utah cities ranked by cost of living, cheapest first.
Index 83
Index 133
Sorted by cost-of-living index — lowest (most affordable) first.
| # | City | Cost index | Median rent | Median income | Population | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ogden | 83 | $1,056/mo | $66,226 | 87K | Compare → |
| 2 | Provo | 86 | $1,089/mo | $57,943 | 114K | Compare → |
| 3 | Salt Lake City | 99 | $1,254/mo | $72,357 | 201K | Compare → |
| 4 | Orem | 102 | $1,290/mo | $77,568 | 97K | Compare → |
| 5 | Layton | 104 | $1,314/mo | $93,453 | 82K | Compare → |
| 6 | St. George | 105 | $1,335/mo | $69,333 | 96K | Compare → |
| 7 | West Valley City | 107 | $1,360/mo | $81,719 | 139K | Compare → |
| 8 | West Jordan | 117 | $1,489/mo | $99,002 | 116K | Compare → |
| 9 | Sandy | 129 | $1,640/mo | $108,165 | 96K | Compare → |
| 10 | South Jordan | 132 | $1,679/mo | $119,822 | 78K | Compare → |
| 11 | Lehi | 133 | $1,681/mo | $117,243 | 77K | Compare → |
Across Utah, Ogden is the most affordable city we track (cost index 83, with median rent around $1,056/mo), while Lehi sits at the top of the range with an index of 133—roughly 59% pricier than Ogden. Use the table above to compare any Utah city directly against Ogden.
The other end of the ranking — priciest first.