Lot rentsBy RISE Community editors
Crescent Village residents in Sandy, Utah say lot rent increases erase affordability
Residents of Crescent Village in Sandy, Utah, face lot rent increases averaging $72 a month starting in January 2027, according to KMYU.
Key facts
- Seven rent increase notices from Crescent Village residents showed an average increase of $72 per month, or $864 annually, starting in January 2027.
- One resident's lot rent was about $1,100 when she moved in during August 2024 and will rise to $1,354 in January.
- Crescent Village is managed by RFP Properties, which did not respond to the station's questions before publication.
- Research from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute puts Utah's median home price at about $520,000 and finds 91% of renters could not afford the median monthly cost of a home.
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Source: 'Far from affordable': Sandy mobile home residents struggle as land rents rise — KMYU, November 10, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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