The 5 Most Popular Salt Lake City Neighborhoods for Renters
Salt Lake City was recently named one of the top 10 best places to live in America. Its breathtaking scenery, family-friendly environment, reasonable cost of living and nation-leading job growth make it an increasingly attractive place to live. If you're looking to call Salt Lake City home, we're here to help you find the perfect neighborhood to suit your needs.
We combed through Google data by looking up generic keywords and combined those results with the most searched Salt Lake City neighborhoods on ApartmentGuide.com to determine the five most popular Salt Lake City neighborhoods with renters.
Most Popular Salt Lake City Neighborhoods
Here's a quick rundown of each neighborhood and what you should expect to pay for rent in each area.
1. Sugar House
Sugar House is Salt Lake City's trendiest neighborhood that exudes a cool, eclectic vibe. The area attracts young professionals and families with its hip local restaurants, shopping scene and lively bars and gastro pubs.
This hot spot also includes an expansive, maintained park, providing residents with access to outdoor and recreational activities. Rent prices in the neighborhood are slightly below the city's average, though they've been rising.
2. Downtown
Downtown is the heart of the city. This urban, vibrant area attracts professionals and couples looking for city life with amenities just a stone's throw away. And there's no shortage of things to do.
Downtown is bursting with shops, restaurants and nightlife, as well as art galleries and farmer's markets. Expect to pay a little more to live near the action – rent is higher than the city's average.
3. The Avenues
The Avenues is Salt Lake City's oldest neighborhood and features many old-fashioned, Victorian-style homes. There's more of a quiet, residential feel while still boasting easy access to Downtown.
It's popular among University of Utah students, young professionals and families. Living in The Avenues is slightly cheaper than the Salt Lake City average, though prices vary significantly throughout the neighborhood.
4. Capitol Hill
The charming, historic Capitol Hill attracts families and professionals with its incomparable valley views and beautiful architecture. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential but is within walking distance of Downtown's vast entertainment and dining options.
Living in Capitol Hill comes with a considerable price tag – expect to pay well above the city's average rental prices.
5. East Central
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East Central is a charming neighborhood with a lot of character. You'll find small boutiques, local mom-and-pop shops and trendy dining spots, especially around the hip and popular 9th & 9th District.
It's a great neighborhood for young professionals and families looking for urban living with plenty to do. Living in East Central is also affordable – you can expect to pay considerably less for rent than the Salt Lake City average.
The rent information included in this article is based on current rental property inventory on ApartmentGuide.com and is used for illustrative purposes only. The data contained herein do not constitute financial advice or a pricing guarantee for any apartment.
