Local data

Building in Payson, UT

Payson, UT is in Utah County and has about 23,039 residents. 166 single-family homes were permitted in 2025, up from 74 in 2023.

Numbers come from public sources listed at the bottom of this page. Always confirm details with Payson before you spend money.

Homes and costs in Payson

Typical home value
$429,600 (give or take $15,766)
Typical monthly rent
$1,549 (give or take $128)
Typical household income
$89,905 (give or take $6,542)
Typical year homes were built
1997
Homes lived in by their owners
82.1%
Homes sitting empty
4.5%

U.S. Census American Community Survey, 2020-2024. These are survey estimates; the range shows how sure the Census is.

How much is being built in Payson

Single-family home permits issued per year
YearHomes permittedAll new housing unitsValue of all permits
2025
166
194$80.4 million
2024
120
120$55.6 million
2023
74
108$25.7 million
2022
91
607$73.8 million
2021
104
332$44.5 million

U.S. Census Building Permits Survey, 2021 to 2025. Counts permits issued by the city, not homes finished. Years the town did not report are left out.

Permits, meetings and bids: official Payson pages

Source links, not a list of current permits or open bids. Check dates and which city or county handles your property before using a notice or application.

Disaster history for Utah County

Utah County has had 11 federal disaster declarations (6 fire, 4 flood, 1 coastal storm).

  • 2026: Iron Fire (fire)
  • 2023: Flooding (flood)
  • 2020: Ether Hollow Fire (fire)
  • 2020: Knolls Fire (fire)
  • 2018: Bald Mountain Fire (fire)
  • 2012: Dump Fire (fire)

Federal disaster declarations from FEMA. Declarations cover a whole county. Pandemic declarations are left out.

Building supply stores near Payson

  • Gordon's Ace Hardware
  • Sherwin-Williams
    1142 West 800 South Payson
  • Stone Creek
  • Stringhams hardware
    124 North Highway 198 Santaquin
  • ACE Hardware
  • Ace Hardware
    110 400 East Santaquin
  • Laura Kay's
  • CAL Ranch

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Hours and stock can change; call first.

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Where this information comes from

  • U.S. Census Gazetteer + Geocoder (retrieved 2026-10-04; U.S. government data, public domain)
  • Census Building Permits Survey (annual) (retrieved 2026-10-04; U.S. government data, public domain)
  • Census American Community Survey 5-year 2020-2024 (retrieved 2026-10-04; U.S. government data, public domain)
  • FEMA OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations (retrieved 2026-10-04; U.S. government data, public domain)
  • OpenStreetMap via Overpass (retrieved 2026-10-04; ODbL 1.0: attribution required; review share-alike before merging into a SchoHome-owned database)
  • Official government websites (found via Wikidata, CC0) (retrieved 2026-10-04; Links and titles only; content stays on the official site)

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