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Utah mortgage rates and costs by county, 2025

Median figures from closed, first-lien, owner-occupied home loans reported under HMDA. Each county page breaks the numbers down by lender. Counties with fewer than 5 qualifying loans are not listed; see the methodology.

CountyPurchase loansMedian rateMedian total costsRefinance rate
Salt Lake County10,3126.375%$8,2956.125%
Utah County9,2256.25%$8,7826.125%
Davis County3,5316.375%$7,8646.125%
Weber County3,3436.25%$8,6346.125%
Washington County2,7896.375%$7,5186.24%
Cache County1,3646.375%$7,6336.125%
Tooele County1,3286.25%$10,6646.125%
Iron County8716.375%$8,2186.24%
Box Elder County8436.284%$8,8336.125%
Wasatch County4936.25%$7,7536.25%
Summit County4126.375%$7,0476.25%
Uintah County3736.375%$9,1606.125%
Sanpete County2586.5%$8,3076.375%
Carbon County2146.433%$7,2606.25%
Sevier County2116.375%$6,8736.125%
Morgan County1566.375%$7,0686.125%
Duchesne County1526.375%$8,8946.25%
Juab County1416.375%$9,7966.25%
Millard County1066.463%$6,5336.5%
Kane County866.375%$7,2436.25%
Emery County786.375%$7,2346.25%
Beaver County636.375%$7,4746.375%
Grand County566.5%$7,1456.49%
San Juan County536.499%$6,4606.245%
Garfield County426.625%$6,1076.5%
Rich County306.562%$6,3236.625%
Wayne County156.375%$6,7746.25%
Piute County106.558%$5,2646.12%
Daggett County56.625%$5,9116.562%

Purchase loans sorted by loan count. Medians describe what closed loans looked like, under those borrowers' profiles and loan sizes; they are not quotes. Source: FFIEC HMDA Modified LAR, filing year 2025.