Salt Lake City Home Prices by ZIP Code: Fastest Gains (2026)
By Sharon Ben-Moshe · August 10, 2026
Salt Lake City's 84102 ZIP code posted the metro's fastest year-over-year price gain at 14.9%. See how all eight scored Salt Lake City ZIP codes compare on Zillow price growth, and where values pulled back instead.
According to Zillow's ZHVI home-value index, Salt Lake City's 84102 ZIP code posted the metro's fastest year-over-year price gain — up 14.9%, from $551,862 to $634,000 between May 2025 and April 2026. Here's how all eight scored Salt Lake City ZIP codes compare on price movement, and which areas are gaining the most.
Salt Lake City ZIP Codes Ranked by Price Growth
- 84102 (Central City): $634,000, up 14.9% from $551,862 — overall score 38, value score 45
- 84105 (Sugar House): $783,200, up 11.5% from $702,563 — overall score 46, value score 38
- 84104 (Poplar Grove): $430,000, up 4.3% from $412,150 — overall score 36, value score 56
- 84108 (Federal Heights): $940,000, up 1.8% from $923,198 — overall score 45, value score 32
- 84116 (Rose Park): $465,000, up 1.7% from $457,110 — overall score 38, value score 53
- 84101 (Downtown): $502,500, up 1.4% from $495,490 — overall score 24, value score 50
Where Prices Pulled Back
Not every Salt Lake City ZIP gained. 84111 (East Downtown) fell 11.7%, from $460,789 to $407,000 — the metro's largest decline — while 84103 (Avenues) slipped a more modest 2.3%, from $734,542 to $718,000. Both remain priced above the metro's most affordable ZIP, 84104, despite the pullback.
Price Level vs. Price Growth: Two Different Rankings
Salt Lake City's highest-priced ZIP, 84108 at $940,000, ranked near the bottom on growth this period at just 1.8%, while 84102 — priced $306,000 lower — posted the fastest gain. Value score (NeighborScore's affordability signal relative to the Utah state median, shown as context and not weighted into the overall composite) tracks price level closely: 84108's value score of 32 is the metro's lowest, while 84104's 56 is the highest of the ZIP codes above. Fast recent growth in a lower-priced ZIP like 84102 or 84105 can close that gap faster than growth in an already-expensive ZIP like 84108.
Bottom Line
Salt Lake City's 84102 and 84105 led the metro on price growth over the past year, gaining 14.9% and 11.5% respectively, while 84111 posted the steepest decline at -11.7%. Full monthly Zillow ZHVI and ZORI history for any Salt Lake City ZIP is available on its NeighborScore profile. For the underlying index methodology, see Zillow Research.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Salt Lake City ZIP code had the fastest home price growth?
According to Zillow’s ZHVI index, 84102 (Central City) rose 14.9% year-over-year, from $551,862 to $634,000 between May 2025 and April 2026 — the fastest gain among the metro’s eight scored ZIP codes.
Did any Salt Lake City ZIP codes see home prices fall?
Yes. 84111 (East Downtown) fell 11.7%, from $460,789 to $407,000, the metro’s largest decline, and 84103 (Avenues) slipped 2.3%, from $734,542 to $718,000.
Does Salt Lake City’s highest-priced ZIP also have the fastest price growth?
No. 84108 (Federal Heights), the metro’s highest-priced ZIP at $940,000, grew just 1.8% — the slowest growth in this comparison — while the lower-priced 84102 grew 14.9%.
How does NeighborScore measure affordability in Salt Lake City?
Via the value score, which compares a ZIP’s home price to the Utah state median. 84104’s value score of 56 is the highest among these ZIPs (most affordable), while 84108’s 32 is the lowest.