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Washington County, Utah

Hurricane, Utah

Hurricane is one of the county's larger cities, home to about 22,771 people. The typical home is worth around $507,974, and values eased 1.7% over the past year.

Typical home value
$507,974
-1.7% YoY · +15.5% 5-yr
Typical rent
$1,908/mo
4.51% gross yield
Population
22,771
Median household income
$75,016
Median age
43
Homeownership
75%
Bachelor's+ degree
28%
Avg. commute
23 min

Atlas scores

Proprietary indices computed from public data — not available on any listing portal.

Livability Index78.5
Our blend of amenities, affordability, commute & ownership stability
Amenity density73.0
Restaurants, groceries, healthcare, parks & more per OpenStreetMap
Affordability vs county100
100 = county median. Here: 105.7 (higher = cheaper than the county)
Retiree & relocation fit60.6
Healthcare access + mild winters + heat comfort

At about $507,974, the typical Hurricane home sits roughly 5% below the Washington County median of $537,041 — the 9th-priciest of the county's 11 tracked cities. That works out to an affordability index of 105.7 (100 = the county median; higher means cheaper). Renters pay around $1,908 a month, a gross yield near 4.51% for investors.

Census figures put Hurricane at a median household income of $75,016, a median age of 43, a 75% homeownership rate and 28% holding a bachelor's degree or higher. The typical one-way commute runs about 23 minutes.

On the ground, Hurricane offers a solid range of everyday amenities — OpenStreetMap maps 27 restaurants & cafés, 17 parks and 9 schools within the town, among other services. That earns an amenity-density score of 73.0 and a blended Livability Index of 78.5 out of 100.

Climate & setting

Elevation
3,248 ft
July avg high
100°F
Jan avg low
28°F
Annual precip
12"
Days over 90°F
100/yr

Sitting at about 3,248 feet, Hurricane sees July highs averaging 100°F and January lows near 28.0°F, with roughly 12.0 inches of precipitation a year and about 100 days topping 90°F. It's classic high-desert weather — hot, dry summers and mild, short winters that draw snowbirds and retirees.

What's nearby in Hurricane

What's nearbyCount (OpenStreetMap)
Restaurants & cafés27
Grocery & convenience3
Healthcare (clinics, pharmacies, dental)1
Schools9
Parks & gardens17
Gyms & rec centers2
Retail & shopping1
Places of worship8
Trailheads3

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Common questions about Hurricane

How much does a house cost in Hurricane, Utah?

The typical home value in Hurricane is about $507,974 as of June 2026 (Zillow Research), and values have eased 1.7% over the past year.

What is the population of Hurricane, Utah?

Hurricane has an estimated population of about 22,771, per the U.S. Census Bureau's ACS 2024 5-year.

What is the median income in Hurricane?

The median household income in Hurricane is about $75,016 (U.S. Census ACS).

What is the weather like in Hurricane, Utah?

Hurricane has a high-desert climate: July highs average about 100°F, January lows around 28.0°F, with roughly 12.0 inches of precipitation a year.

Is Hurricane, Utah a good place to live?

Hurricane scores 78.5 out of 100 on our Livability Index, which blends amenity access, affordability versus the county median, commute times and homeownership stability. For a personalized take on buying or selling here, text local realtor Aurora Serrano at 435-256-5584.

Compare nearby cities

St. George

Livability 83.1
$521,140

Washington City

Livability 83.3
$544,746

Ivins

Livability 75.9
$617,887

Santa Clara

Livability 80.2
$537,041

La Verkin

Livability 71.6
$440,119

Toquerville

Livability 61.0
$603,218
Methodology & sources. Home values and rents from Zillow Research (ZHVI/ZORI, June 2026). Population, income, age, homeownership, education and commute from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. Points-of-interest counts from OpenStreetMap within each area boundary. Elevation and 1991–2020 climate normals from Open-Meteo. Atlas scores are computed by Washington County Atlas. Figures are estimates for general information, not appraisals.