Utah · Market rankings

Highest Airbnb Revenue Markets in Utah

Utah markets ranked by modelled gross annual revenue for a typical three-bedroom short-term rental. Park City models highest at $105,400.

Modelled estimate
#MarketModelled annual revenueNightly rateOccupancyPeak season
1Park City, UTSummit County$105,400$49858%Jan–Feb–Mar
2Springdale, UTWashington County$72,900$32262%Jun–Jul–Aug
3Moab, UTGrand County$65,300$29860%Jun–Jul–Aug
4Heber City, UTWasatch County$59,800$29855%Jan–Feb–Mar
5Bryce, UTGarfield County$49,800$24855%Jun–Jul–Aug
6Kanab, UTKane County$48,300$22858%Jun–Jul–Aug
7St. George, UTWashington County$47,700$21860%Jan–Feb–Mar
8Torrey, UTWayne County$46,000$23853%Jun–Jul–Aug
9Salt Lake City, UTSalt Lake County$44,800$19862%Apr–May–Jun
10Salt Lake area — Ogden, UTWeber County$44,600$21856%Jan–Feb–Mar
11Escalante, UTGarfield County$41,400$21852%Jun–Jul–Aug
12Cedar City, UTIron County$37,700$18855%Jun–Jul–Aug
13Provo, UTUtah County$37,200$18256%Apr–Sep–Oct
14Blanding, UTSan Juan County$30,100$16550%Jun–Jul–Aug
15Green River, UTEmery County$28,300$15550%Jun–Jul–Aug

Revenue is modelled as nightly rate × 365 × occupancy for a three-bedroom home. Bigger homes earn more; the bedroom pages on each market show the spread. Operating costs are modelled at 32% of gross revenue for a nightly rental (cleaning, supplies, utilities, platform fees, maintenance, insurance) and 14% for a monthly rental. Financing assumes a 25% down payment and a 30-year loan at 7%. These are planning assumptions, not quotes — replace them with your own numbers.

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