What is the FHFA house price trend in Utah in 2026?

The FHFA HPI for Utah (state) is 858.12 as of 2026 Q1, with a 1-year change of +2.95% and a 5-year change of +46.20%. The US state median 1-year change is +3.79%.

Is Utah above or below the US median for house price momentum?

Utah is 0.84 percentage points below the US state median (+3.79%) (+3.79%) for 1-year FHFA HPI change as of 2026 Q1.

What is the GUSPM score for Utah?

The Gera US Price Momentum (GUSPM) score for Utah is 49.5 / 100, computed from FHFA HPI data as of 2026 Q1. GUSPM blends 1-year momentum (50%), annualized 5-year momentum (30%), and a stability bonus (20%), normalized to 0–100 across all US states and metro areas tracked. See the methodology page for the full formula.

What is the volatility of house prices in Utah?

Utah has a low volatility (0.87% standard deviation of annual HPI changes over the last 10 quarters). Bands: low 2.5%.

What is the FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index?

The FHFA All-Transactions HPI (not seasonally adjusted) measures average house price changes using both purchase mortgages and refinancings acquired by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. The index base is 1980Q1=100 for the all-transactions variant. It is a US federal government work, in the public domain, and available at no cost from fhfa.gov.

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Utah: House Price Momentum

FHFA HPI for Utah (state): 858.12 (2026 Q1) · 1yr: +2.95% · 5yr: +46.20% · GUSPM: 49.5 / 100. Source: FHFA HPI (US public domain).

What is the FHFA house price trend in Utah?

As of 2026 Q1, the FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index for Utah (state) is 858.12 (index base: 1980Q1=100), representing a 1-year change of +2.95% — 0.84 percentage points below the US state median (+3.79%), and a 5-year change of +46.20%. The Gera US Price Momentum (GUSPM) score is 49.5 / 100. Source: FHFA HPI (US public domain).

Source:FHFA House Price Index (HPI) — All-Transactions, Not Seasonally Adjusted·as of 2026 Q1updated quarterly (last: 20 June 2026)

Gera US Price Momentum Index49.5 / 100 · 1yr +2.95%Utah: HPI 858.12, 1yr +2.95%, 5yr +46.20%, volatility low (2026 Q1)How this index is calculated

Reference period: 2026 Q1· FHFA HPI All-Transactions (NSA) · US public domain · Utah

Utah house price figures (2026 Q1)

Utah — FHFA HPI All-Transactions (NSA), 2026 Q1
Measure	Value	Notes
FHFA HPI value	858.12	2026 Q1 (index base 1980Q1=100, All-Transactions NSA)
1-year % change	+2.95%	vs same quarter prior year; 0.84 percentage points below the US state median (+3.79%)
5-year % change	+46.20%	vs same quarter 5 years ago
Volatility	0.87%	Std dev of 1yr changes (last 10 quarters); band: low
GUSPM score	49.5 / 100	Gera composite 0–100, normalized across all US states + metros

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#9	Rhode Island	State	61.0 / 100	+4.47%	+61.32%	medium	View →
#10	Pennsylvania	State	60.3 / 100	+5.29%	+48.40%	low	View →
#11	Ohio	State	59.7 / 100	+4.83%	+53.11%	medium	View →
#12	Michigan	State	59.5 / 100	+5.01%	+50.78%	medium	View →
#13	South Carolina	State	58.0 / 100	+3.43%	+61.84%	medium	View →
#14	Indiana	State	57.8 / 100	+4.31%	+52.69%	low	View →
#15	Missouri	State	57.8 / 100	+4.44%	+51.53%	medium	View →
#16	Vermont	State	57.8 / 100	+3.89%	+61.71%	high	View →
#17	Tennessee	State	57.7 / 100	+3.51%	+58.85%	low	View →
#18	Kentucky	State	57.0 / 100	+4.37%	+50.25%	low	View →
#19	South Dakota	State	56.7 / 100	+4.23%	+50.52%	low	View →
#20	Arkansas	State	55.8 / 100	+3.79%	+52.32%	low	View →
#21	Alabama	State	55.4 / 100	+4.18%	+48.22%	low	View →
#22	Nebraska	State	55.0 / 100	+4.21%	+47.84%	medium	View →
#23	Massachusetts	State	54.5 / 100	+4.21%	+47.84%	medium	View →
#24	West Virginia	State	54.4 / 100	+4.82%	+42.94%	medium	View →
#25	Kansas	State	53.9 / 100	+3.93%	+49.29%	medium	View →

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Frequently asked questions

What is the FHFA house price trend in Utah in 2026?: The FHFA HPI for Utah (state) is 858.12 as of 2026 Q1, with a 1-year change of +2.95% and a 5-year change of +46.20%. The US state median 1-year change is +3.79%.
Is Utah above or below the US median for house price momentum?: Utah is 0.84 percentage points below the US state median (+3.79%) (+3.79%) for 1-year FHFA HPI change as of 2026 Q1.
What is the GUSPM score for Utah?: The Gera US Price Momentum (GUSPM) score for Utah is 49.5 / 100, computed from FHFA HPI data as of 2026 Q1. GUSPM blends 1-year momentum (50%), annualized 5-year momentum (30%), and a stability bonus (20%), normalized to 0–100 across all US states and metro areas tracked. See the methodology page for the full formula.
What is the volatility of house prices in Utah?: Utah has a low volatility (0.87% standard deviation of annual HPI changes over the last 10 quarters). Bands: low < 1.0%, medium 1.0–2.5%, high > 2.5%.
What is the FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index?: The FHFA All-Transactions HPI (not seasonally adjusted) measures average house price changes using both purchase mortgages and refinancings acquired by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. The index base is 1980Q1=100 for the all-transactions variant. It is a US federal government work, in the public domain, and available at no cost from fhfa.gov.

Contains public sector information published by Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and licensed under the US public domain — federal government work. Source: FHFA House Price Index (HPI) — All-Transactions, Not Seasonally Adjusted (2026 Q1, published June 2026).