The 10 Richest Counties In Utah For 2025


The richest counties in Utah are Summit County and Morgan County for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

You’re probably never going to make enough money to live in the richest counties in Utah.

The median household income in Summit County, the richest county in Utah is $137,058, significantly higher than the US median of $74,580, which means based purely on math most people never make enough to live there.

And that’s okay because it’s still fun to look at the people living in the lap of luxury.

So we used Saturday Night Science and the most recent Census to rank home prices and incomes for all 29 counties in the Beehive State. Let’s star gaze together.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Table | Summary


The 10 Richest Counties In Utah For 2025

  1. Summit County
  2. Morgan County
  3. Wasatch County
  4. Utah County
  5. Davis County
  6. Salt Lake County
  7. Tooele County
  8. Juab County
  9. Weber County
  10. Cache County

What is the richest county in Utah? The richest county in Utah is Summit County. In contrast, the poorest county in state is San Juan County, according to the Census data.

Now you know exactly where to move in Utah. Keep on reading for more about the top ten and a detailed methodology.

Or, check out the best places to live in Utah and the cheapest places to live in Utah.

The Richest Counties In Utah For 2025

1. Summit County

Park City, UT

Source: Wikipedia User PeteysHead | CC BY-SA 4.0

Biggest Place: Summit Park
Population: 42,709
Median Income: $137,058 (highest)
Median Home Price: $1,000,400 (highest)
More on Summit County

2. Morgan County

Biggest Place: Morgan
Population: 12,585
Median Income: $126,092 (2nd highest)
Median Home Price: $600,900 (3rd highest)
More on Morgan County

3. Wasatch County

Midway, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Ken Lund from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA | CC BY-SA 2.0

Biggest Place: Heber
Population: 35,808
Median Income: $115,146 (3rd highest)
Median Home Price: $724,400 (2nd highest)
More on Wasatch County

4. Utah County

Alpine, UT

Source: Public domain

Biggest Place: Provo
Population: 683,622
Median Income: $96,877 (6th highest)
Median Home Price: $489,200 (4th highest)
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5. Davis County

Bountiful, UT

Source: Public domain

Biggest Place: Layton
Population: 366,742
Median Income: $108,058 (4th highest)
Median Home Price: $470,500 (7th highest)
More on Davis County

6. Salt Lake County

Bluffdale, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Bluffdaleap | GFDL

Biggest Place: Salt Lake City
Population: 1,184,689
Median Income: $94,658 (7th highest)
Median Home Price: $484,500 (5th highest)
More on Salt Lake County

7. Tooele County

Tooele, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Tricia Simpson | CC BY-SA 3.0

Biggest Place: Tooele
Population: 76,648
Median Income: $101,846 (5th highest)
Median Home Price: $391,300 (10th highest)
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8. Juab County

Nephi, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Rolf Müller (User:Rolfmueller) | GFDL

Biggest Place: Santaquin
Population: 12,273
Median Income: $89,803 (8th highest)
Median Home Price: $369,800 (12th highest)
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9. Weber County

Ogden, UT

Source: Public domain

Biggest Place: Ogden
Population: 266,183
Median Income: $87,083 (9th highest)
Median Home Price: $389,200 (11th highest)
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10. Cache County

Hyrum, UT

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Biggest Place: Logan
Population: 137,031
Median Income: $78,292 (11th highest)
Median Home Price: $392,800 (9th highest)
More on Cache County

Methodology: How do you determine which Utah county is the richest?

To determine the richest county in Utah, we have to look at a handful of metrics that correlate with how rich people are. To do that, we made assumptions about what makes a county rich. For reference, we are trying to make the kind of argument you’d make at a bar using facts, Saturday Night Science.

With that in mind, we went to the American Community Survey data and Zillow for the most recent reporting period for data on the following:

  • Average Home Price
  • Median Income

We then ranked each county in Utah for each of the criteria from one to 29, with one being the richest.

Taking the average rank across the two criteria, we created a Rich Score with the county posting the lowest overall score being the “Richest County In Utah.”

The result is some of the places with the most expensive real estate and highest earners in the Beehive State.

We updated this article for 2025. This report is our first time ranking the richest counties to live in Utah. We have also ranked the richest states and richest cities in the United States.

Summary: The Richest Counties In Utah For 2025

Living in Utah can vary from one part of the state to the next, with pretty extreme variance in home prices and incomes across counties.

The richest counties in Utah are Summit County, Morgan County, Wasatch County, Utah County, Davis County, Salt Lake County, Tooele County, Juab County, Weber County, and Cache County.

Now you know the parts of the state where Goodwill will have the best goodies, and that’s what you came here to learn at the end of the day.

You are welcome.

Here’s a look at the poorest counties in Utah according to the data:

  1. San Juan County
  2. Carbon County
  3. Piute County

For more Utah reading, check out:

Detailed List Of The Richest Counties In Utah

Rank County Population Median Income Average Home Price
1 Summit County 42,709 $137,058 $1,000,400
2 Morgan County 12,585 $126,092 $600,900
3 Wasatch County 35,808 $115,146 $724,400
4 Utah County 683,622 $96,877 $489,200
5 Davis County 366,742 $108,058 $470,500
6 Salt Lake County 1,184,689 $94,658 $484,500
7 Tooele County 76,648 $101,846 $391,300
8 Juab County 12,273 $89,803 $369,800
9 Weber County 266,183 $87,083 $389,200
10 Cache County 137,031 $78,292 $392,800
11 Washington County 189,827 $76,411 $465,600
12 Box Elder County 59,725 $77,865 $357,400
13 Beaver County 7,172 $85,603 $287,600
14 Grand County 9,697 $62,521 $480,900
15 Kane County 7,996 $75,000 $350,900
16 Rich County 2,588 $76,875 $291,200
17 Wayne County 2,557 $70,074 $364,800
18 Sevier County 21,854 $73,765 $274,100
19 Duchesne County 19,932 $74,738 $253,600
20 Sanpete County 29,209 $67,459 $300,400
21 Iron County 60,201 $65,527 $342,900
22 Millard County 13,179 $70,877 $246,400
23 Uintah County 36,458 $69,861 $270,200
24 Garfield County 5,170 $61,688 $285,800
25 Emery County 9,968 $69,956 $197,100
26 Daggett County 747 $58,750 $242,100
27 Piute County 1,705 $44,650 $235,400
28 Carbon County 20,446 $53,673 $200,700
29 San Juan County 14,466 $54,890 $189,900
About Chris Kolmar

Chris Kolmar has been in the real estate business for almost ten years now. He originally worked for Movoto Real Estate as the director of marketing before founding HomeSnacks.

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