Cost to Own
United StatesUtahSummit CountyPark City Population 8,365 Data vintage ACS 2023 5-Year Rates updated 2026-07-30

Total monthly cost of ownership

Cost to Own a Home in Park City, Utah

A $1,740,000 home here costs

$11,253

per month, all in — with 20% down at today's 6.66% 30-year fixed rate.

A standard mortgage calculator would have told you $8,945. The real number is $2,307 higher every month — 26% more than the payment most buyers budget for.

Park City median: $1,739,700
Under 20% adds PMI
Freddie Mac PMMS
US average household

Where every dollar goes

Only the first line is a mortgage payment. Change any assumption above and every figure below recalculates.

Principal & interest30-year fixed, $1,392,000 borrowed $8,945
Property tax0.284% effective rate for Park City itself $412
Homeowners insuranceUtah averages $831/yr (NAIC), or 0.18% of home value $261
Electricity12.96¢/kWh — Utah residential average, EIA $117
Water, sewer & trashUS household average $68
Maintenance reserve1% of home value per year $1,450
Total monthly $11,253

Park City against Summit County and Utah

MeasurePark CitySummit County
Median home value$1,739,700$1,000,400
Median property tax$4,935$3,469
Effective tax rate0.284%0.347%
Median gross rent$1,900$1,969
Population8,36542,709

Park City extends across 2 counties. Figures here use Summit County, where most of its housing sits.

The weather behind that power bill

Park City sits in Summit County, which averages a high of 94.0°F in its hottest month and a low of 24.2°F in its coldest, with 15.52" of precipitation a year and 37% of it in a single three-month stretch. That climate drives 1,420 cooling and 5,154 heating degree days, which is what sets the $117 electricity line above.

See the full climate breakdown for Summit County — month by month temperatures, rainy season timing, snowfall and heating and cooling costs.

Other cities in Summit County

Full Summit County cost breakdown · Every county in Utah

Common questions

How much does it cost to own a home in Park City?

A $1,740,000 home in Park City, Utah costs approximately $11,253 per month with 20% down at 6.66%. That is $8,945 principal and interest, $412 property tax, $261 homeowners insurance, $185 utilities and $1,450 set aside for maintenance.

What is the property tax rate in Park City?

Park City has an effective property tax rate of 0.284%, based on a median home value of $1,739,700 and median real estate taxes of $4,935. That is lower than the Summit County average of 0.347%.

What is the average home price in Park City?

The median owner-occupied home value in Park City, Utah is $1,739,700, against $1,000,400 across Summit County.

Is it cheaper to rent or buy in Park City?

Median gross rent in Park City is $1,900 a month, against $11,253 to own the median home all in. Renting costs less month to month here, though renting builds no equity.

Sources & methodology

  • Median home value, real estate taxes, gross rent and population for Park City — US Census Bureau, American Community Survey ACS 2023 5-Year, place-level tables.
  • Homeowners insurance — NAIC average premium for Utah.
  • Electricity price — EIA Electric Power Monthly Table 5.6.A.
  • Mortgage rate — Freddie Mac PMMS, refreshed weekly.
  • Maintenance (1%/yr) and water and sewer ($68/mo) are national estimates. Every assumption above is editable.

Full methodology