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Carbonville, UT Home Values and Rents

The median home value in Carbonville is $336,400, 141st highest of 175 cities and towns in Utah. Median rent is $793 a month.

Median home value
$336,400
141st of 175 in UT
Median rent
$793/mo
ACS 2020-2024
Price change, 1 year
+3.4%
County index, 2025
Homeownership
67.0%
UT: 70.2%

Carbon County home price trend

FHFA annual House Price Index for Carbon County, 2000 = 100, compared with Utah

Carbon CountyUtah
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PeriodCarbon County
2025291
2024281
2023273
2022250
2021203
2020167
2019154
2018142
2017136
2016134
2015138
2014138
2013136
2012135
2011129

Over five years, Carbon County prices changed +73.9%, compared with +24.0% for Utah.

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency · Last updated 07/01/2026

Housing at a glance

American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, compared with Utah

Median home value
$336,400 · UT $489,400
Median gross rent
$793/mo · UT $1,496
Home value to income
5.0 times the median household income ($67,193)
Rent to income
A year of median rent equals 14% of median household income
Owner-occupied
67.0% of 651 households
Housing units
719
Vacancy rate
9.5%
Median year built
1979

Fair Market Rents, FY2027

HUD rent standard for Carbon County, UT

UT rents
Unit sizeMonthly rent
Studio$730
1 bedroom$808
2 bedrooms$1,014
3 bedrooms$1,277
4 bedrooms$1,616

Frequently asked questions

What is the median home value in Carbonville, UT?
The median home value in Carbonville is $336,400, based on the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates. The Utah median is $489,400.
How much is rent in Carbonville?
The median rent in Carbonville is $793 a month, including utilities paid by the renter. HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a two-bedroom unit is $1,014.
Are home prices going up in Carbonville?
Home prices in Carbon County changed +3.4% over one year and +73.9% over five years, as of 2025.
How does Carbonville compare with the rest of Utah?
Carbonville has the 141st highest median home value of 175 cities and towns with 1,000+ residents in Utah.