Cost of Living in Herriman, UT

Updated November 2026 · Salt Lake County · Salt Lake City-Murray, UT metro area · population 59,346

Local cost index (CostLiving estimate)
107.6
More expensive than the US average
BEA index for the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT metro area: 100.9
Monthly budget
$3,224
single adult · $5,707 family of 4
Modelled estimate, before taxes
Median rent
$2,019
per month, gross rent · US $1,413
Median home value
$590,700
US $332,700 · Moderate

Prices in Herriman are 7.6% above the US average (local index 107.6; the BEA index for the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT metro area is 100.9), with local housing the biggest cost driver at 151.4; a single adult's modelled budget is about $3,224 a month and the median rent is $2,019.

Prices by category

CostLiving local estimate. 100 = US average; 110 means prices are 10% higher. Housing reflects Herriman's own median rent compared with the area's average rent; goods, utilities and other services are BEA's official price parities for the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT metro area, unchanged.

Herriman price index by category, US average = 100: All items 107.6, Housing (rents) 151.4, Goods 96.4, Utilities 79.0, Other services 99.0

Cheaper than US average More expensive · CostLiving estimate from BEA RPP 2024 and Census ACS rents

It is the most expensive of the 19 Utah cities in our data. More expensive than 69% of the cities we cover.

Official BEA Regional Price Parities for the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT metro area. 2024: goods 96.4, housing 123.3, utilities 79.0, other services 99.0.
BEA index201920202021202220232024
All items99.697.396.195.897.1100.9

Monthly budget by household type

1 adult · 1-bedroom · modelled estimate for Herriman, UT

CategoryPer monthPer yearShare
Housing (rent) $1,576 $18,912 49%
Utilities $197 $2,364 6%
Food at home $272 $3,264 8%
Transportation $668 $8,016 21%
Health care $348 $4,176 11%
Clothing, personal care & supplies $163 $1,956 5%
Total$3,224$38,688100%

2 adults · 2-bedroom · modelled estimate for Herriman, UT

CategoryPer monthPer yearShare
Housing (rent) $1,901 $22,812 38%
Utilities $314 $3,768 6%
Food at home $502 $6,024 10%
Transportation $1,323 $15,876 26%
Health care $645 $7,740 13%
Clothing, personal care & supplies $320 $3,840 6%
Total$5,005$60,060100%

2 adults + 2 children · 3-bedroom · modelled estimate for Herriman, UT

CategoryPer monthPer yearShare
Housing (rent) $1,839 $22,068 32%
Utilities $382 $4,584 7%
Food at home $716 $8,592 13%
Transportation $1,757 $21,084 31%
Health care $601 $7,212 11%
Clothing, personal care & supplies $412 $4,944 7%
Total$5,707$68,484100%

Modelled estimate of basic costs, excluding taxes, child care and savings. Housing is rent excluding tenant-paid utilities (counted under utilities). See how the budget is calculated.

Housing costs in Herriman

Rent by number of bedrooms

SizeMedian rent
Studio $1,783 modelled from city median rent
1 bedroom $1,726
2 bedrooms $2,082
3 bedrooms $2,015
4 bedrooms $2,547

Median rent: Census ACS 2020-2024 median gross rent by bedrooms (rent plus tenant-paid utilities, all renters).

Rent, home values and affordability

MeasureValue
Median gross rent$2,019
Median contract rent (excl. utilities)$1,843
Median home value$590,700
Owner costs with a mortgage$2,423/mo
Median household income$122,650
Rent as % of renter income Expensive30.8%
Home value ÷ household income Moderate4.8×

Census ACS 5-year 2020-2024.

Electricity and gas prices

Residential electricity in Utah

13.31¢ per kWh, August 2026

12-month change: −2.3% (from 13.62¢) · US 18.16¢

Aug 2025: 13.62¢/kWh Sep 2025: 14.03¢/kWh Oct 2025: 13.61¢/kWh Nov 2025: 13.02¢/kWh Dec 2025: 12.95¢/kWh Jan 2026: 12.88¢/kWh Feb 2026: 13.33¢/kWh Mar 2026: 13.17¢/kWh Apr 2026: 13.29¢/kWh May 2026: 12.96¢/kWh Jun 2026: 13.37¢/kWh Jul 2026: 13.12¢/kWh Aug 2026: 13.31¢/kWh

Average household uses 786 kWh a month in Utah ≈ $104/month. Source: EIA-861M (statewide average).

Regular gasoline regional figure: Rocky Mountain (PADD 4)

$4.21 per gallon, week of 2026-11-02

12-month change: +43.4% (from $2.94) · US $4.15

2026-05-11: $4.372/gal 2026-05-18: $4.587/gal 2026-05-25: $4.557/gal 2026-06-01: $4.329/gal 2026-06-08: $4.194/gal 2026-06-15: $4.104/gal 2026-06-22: $3.845/gal 2026-06-29: $3.715/gal 2026-07-06: $3.661/gal 2026-07-13: $3.823/gal 2026-07-20: $3.956/gal 2026-07-27: $4.083/gal 2026-08-03: $4.139/gal 2026-08-10: $4.121/gal 2026-08-17: $4.285/gal 2026-08-24: $4.359/gal 2026-08-31: $4.266/gal 2026-09-07: $4.314/gal 2026-09-14: $4.438/gal 2026-09-21: $4.510/gal 2026-09-28: $4.486/gal 2026-10-05: $4.417/gal 2026-10-12: $4.439/gal 2026-10-19: $4.468/gal 2026-10-26: $4.458/gal 2026-11-02: $4.213/gal

EIA weekly retail price survey; Utah is covered by the Rocky Mountain (PADD 4) average.

Inflation in the West

Consumer prices in the West Census region rose +3.4% in the 12 months to September 2026 (US +3.7%). Nationally, food at home changed +1.8%, shelter +3.2% and energy +20.4%. Source: BLS CPI-U, not seasonally adjusted. CPI is published for regions and large metro areas, so the regional figure is shown.

Salary equivalent

Because prices in Herriman are 7.6% above the US average, $60,000 here has the buying power of about $55,800 in an average-priced US area.

Same buying power in an average-priced US area$55,800
Needed in Herriman to match $60,000 in an average-priced US area$64,600

Formula: US-equivalent = salary × 100 ÷ 107.6. Based on the local cost index (CostLiving estimate from BEA RPP and Census rents); taxes not included.

Nearby cities

CityDistanceIndexBudget (single)Median rent
South Jordan, UT5 mi107.2 $3,201$1,991
West Jordan, UT8 mi104.0 $2,858$1,757
Draper, UT8 mi105.9 $3,235$1,894
Lehi, UT9 mi102.3 $2,911$1,964
Sandy, UT11 mi104.3 $3,040$1,777
Taylorsville, UT12 mi100.3 $2,761$1,482

Cities with a similar cost of living

CityIndexBudget (single)Median rent
Honolulu, HI107.7 $3,496$1,823
Wesley Chapel, FL107.7 $3,319$2,100
Mount Pleasant, SC107.6 $3,380$2,159
Blaine, MN107.7 $2,960$1,705
Kailua-Kona, HI107.5 $3,437$1,754
Surprise, AZ107.7 $3,207$2,033

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Frequently asked questions

Is Herriman, UT an expensive place to live?

Herriman has a local cost of living index of 107.6, which is 7.6% above the US average. This CostLiving estimate starts from the BEA Regional Price Parities 2024 for the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT metro area (100.9) and adjusts housing to Herriman's own rents. It is 8.8 points above the Utah average. It is the most expensive of the 19 Utah cities in our data. More expensive than 69% of the cities we cover.

How much money do you need to live in Herriman?

Our modelled estimate of basic monthly costs is $3,224 for a single adult, $5,005 for a couple and $5,707 for a family of four, before taxes, child care and savings. A $60,000 salary in an average-priced US area buys about the same as $64,600 in Herriman.

What is the average rent in Herriman?

The median gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities) is $2,019 a month (Census ACS 2020-2024). By size: 1 bedroom $1,726, 2 bedrooms $2,082, 3 bedrooms $2,015. The typical renter spends 30.8% of household income on rent (expensive).

How much does a house cost in Herriman?

The median owner-estimated home value is $590,700, 4.8 times the median household income of $122,650 (moderate). Owners with a mortgage pay a median $2,423 a month in housing costs.

How much is electricity and gas in Herriman?

Utah residential electricity averaged 13.31¢ per kWh in August 2026 (US 18.16¢). Regular gasoline was $4.21 a gallon (Rocky Mountain (PADD 4) average, week of 2026-11-02).

Sources and notes

Labels such as “county figure” or “state nonmetro figure” mark values that come from a larger area because the city-level figure is unavailable or unreliable. The monthly budget is a modelled estimate, not observed spending, and excludes taxes. This page is for general information and is not financial advice. Methodology · All sources