Apartment vacancy rates rose to 7.1% in July, signaling an overbuilt market with slowed rent growth. Despite high rents, the market favors renters, with rent days on market decreasing. Utah's average rent dropped to $1,399 in 2025, causing many to delay home buying. New apartment construction is slowing, and home sales are down slightly, but increased listings offer buyers more options and potential deals.
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