Utah’s Top 3 Richest Cities- That You Didn’t Know About

If you’ve ever wondered where Utah’s wealthiest people live, I’ve got the list!  I looked at income, property values, and overall lifestyle to round up the top three richest cities in the state.

Let’s start at the top. Silver Summit is a small but mighty community near Park City that blows everyone else out of the water financially. With an average household income of $322,923, it’s the undisputed winner. Utah Demographics confirms the tiny population—just over 1,500 people—and Data USA adds a median income of $235,329 and home prices around $2 million. Curious why it tops the list? We dig deeper in this article all about Silver Summit. READ MORE: Silver Summit-Richest City in Utah

Next up: Park City, the go-to for ski resorts, film festivals, and fancy vacation homes. According to Data USA, it has an average household income of $247,300 and a median income around $140,875. It also holds the title for Utah’s most expensive ZIP code, according to Business Insider, with Redfin reporting home prices over $2.2 million.

Last but not least: Highland, in Utah County. It’s a well-off suburb with space, views, and tech-job proximity. Census data puts the median household income between $166,429 and $178,662, while Point2Homes estimates the average income at $239,506. It's quiet, clean, and perfect for those who want wealth without the spotlight.

Whether you’re into luxury ski towns or quiet affluent suburbs, Utah has plenty of places where wealth thrives. These top three cities show that wealth isn’t just about flashy resorts—it’s about lifestyle, community, natural beauty and location.

Want more details on Utah’s richest city? Check out our deep dive on Silver Summit for the full story.