Estimate your monthly mortgage payment in Utah with real local figures built in. This calculator starts from Utah's approximate median home price of $545,000, its average effective property tax rate of 0.58%, and a typical Utah home-insurance premium of about $1,800/yr — adjust any field, then see your full PITI payment, amortization chart, and payoff schedule.
These are approximate, sourced state figures to give your estimate a realistic starting point. They are averages, not quotes — confirm exact numbers for your county, home, and lender.
Figures are approximate and for education only — not financial advice. Median home value from the Zillow Home Value Index (mid-2025); average homeowners insurance from NerdWallet; first-time-buyer program from Utah Housing Corporation (UHC). Property-tax and insurance costs vary widely by county, home, and carrier.
As of mid-2025 the typical home value in Utah is approximately $545,000, based on the Zillow Home Value Index. This calculator pre-fills that as the home price so your estimate starts from a realistic Utah figure — adjust it to the home you have in mind.
Utah's average effective property tax rate is about 0.58% of a home's value per year. This calculator pre-fills that rate, and you can change it to match your county or a specific home.
The average annual homeowners insurance premium in Utah is roughly $1,800 for a policy with about $400,000 of dwelling coverage, per NerdWallet's state data. Your actual premium depends on the home, its location and age, and your carrier — this is a state average, not a quote.
Yes. Utah Housing Corporation (UHC) runs Utah's main first-time-buyer program, FirstHome Loan, which can pair a below-market mortgage with down-payment assistance for eligible buyers. Check eligibility and current terms on the agency's official site.
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