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Family rentals in Provo

Houses, basement apartments and other rentals for families in Provo, listed by the people renting them. Here is what the census says about renting in Provo.

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What to know in Provo

  • 60.6% of Provo households rent (margin of error ±1.5 points), the highest renter share of the 12 Utah County cities in our comparison.
  • Median gross rent in Provo was $1,193 (±$23) across 2020 to 2024, the lowest of the 12. That is rent plus utilities averaged over every renter household, including long-time tenants on old leases, so a new lease usually costs more.
  • Provo's renter households average 2.84 people.
  • Provo City School District serves the city.
  • Much of Provo's rental stock is shared student housing, so expect to filter past student-only listings, and Provo's zoning definition of family decides whether a given house can be rented to your household at all.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, table DP04.

Posting here? Utah's Fair Housing Act (Utah Code 57-21-5) makes it unlawful to advertise a preference based on familial status, so a listing here can't say "no kids" or "adults only." Describe the home instead: bedrooms, yard, school, rent and what it includes. Source: Utah Code 57-21-5, Discriminatory practices.

Our guides

  • Renting with a family in Utah ValleyUtah Valley's rental market splits between student housing and everyone else. Census data city by city, Utah fair housing rules for families, and how to apply.
  • Provo City School DistrictProvo City School District: every school, the board members, how open enrollment works, and the 2026 boundary and dual-language decisions.
  • Provo zoning explainedMost Provo property allows one family or three unrelated adults, and that single rule governs more of this city than any other.
  • Provo city guide

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