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Affordable & Income-Based Housing in Price

Price, UT has 8 affordable and income-based rental properties with 300 total units across the city. Of the 4 properties with inspection scores on record, 2 rated excellent and 2 rated good, and none of the 4 mapped properties fall in a high-risk flood zone. With a median rent of $855 per month (Census ACS 5-Year), Price offers a relatively accessible rental market for income-qualified renters.

8
Properties
300
Total units
90/100
Avg HUD score

At a glance

🏠 Affordability
$855/mo

Affordability in Price, UT

According to Census ACS 5-Year data (as of 2024), the median gross rent in Price is $855 per month and the median household income is $53,203 per year, with renters making up 39% of households. Price has 4 HUD-assisted or income-restricted properties totaling 109 units, offering options for renters who qualify for affordable housing programs.

Census ACS 5-Year
🛡️ Safety
121 / 100k · 2024

Safety

According to FBI Crime Data Explorer, the Price Police Department reported a violent crime rate of 121 per 100,000 residents in 2024. Crime rates are not directly comparable across cities due to differences in reporting practices and local definitions.

FBI Crime Data Explorer
🚶 Getting around
Walk Score 71 · Very Walkable

Getting Around Price

According to Walk Score, the area around assisted properties in Price earns a Walk Score of 71 (Very Walkable) and a Bike Score of 59. No Transit Score is available for this area.

Walk Score
🎓 Schools
6 schools · 2 districts

Schools

According to NCES Common Core of Data, 6 public schools across 2 districts serve Price, including 2 elementary, 1 middle, and 3 high schools. Ratings vary by school and district, so renters should check the assigned schools for a specific address.

NCES Common Core of Data
📊 Cost of living
$53,203 median income

Housing Costs in Price, UT

The median household income in Price is $53,203 per year, according to Census ACS 5-Year data. The median gross rent is $855 per month, according to the same source.

About 39% of Price residents rent their homes (Census ACS 5-Year), reflecting a mix of owners and renters in the city. Income-based and HUD-assisted housing can help renters whose housing costs stretch beyond what local wages typically support.

Census ACS 5-Year
🌊 Environment & risk

Flood and Environmental Exposure

All 4 assisted properties in Price have been mapped for flood risk. None are located in a high-risk flood zone, according to flood zone data.

FEMA · EPA AirNow
HUD Inspection Scoresavg 90/100(4 of 8 scored)
90+ (2)70–89 (2)No score (4)

8 properties on the map

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About Affordable Housing in Price, UT

Price is a small city in Carbon County, Utah, with a modest but consistent footprint of HUD-assisted and income-based rental housing. With 4 properties and 109 total units tracked on Lease Lantern, renters have a focused set of options to explore in this community.

All 4 properties in Price have been scored, and both the inspection results and flood risk picture are encouraging. According to HUD inspection data, 2 properties rate as excellent and 2 as good, with none falling into fair or poor categories. Flood mapping shows 0 of the 4 properties carry high flood risk.

According to Census ACS 5-Year data (as of 2024), the median gross rent in Price is $855 per month, and the median household income is $53,203 annually. About 39% of residents are renters, reflecting a city where renting is a common and well-established choice.

Price scores a 71 (Very Walkable) and a bike score of 59, according to Walk Score, meaning many daily errands are reachable on foot from much of the city. According to FBI Crime Data Explorer (2024), the Price Police Department reported a violent crime rate of 121 per 100,000 residents.

According to NCES Common Core of Data, Price is served by 6 public schools across 2 districts, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 3 high schools.

Eligibility & how to apply

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