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The economic situation in the state of Utah has certainly shown many signs of improvement since the horror of the Great Recession shook the finances of the nation, and of the world. That being said, these improvements have been limited, and many residents still find themselves saddled with jobs that don't pay enough, jobs that don't offer long-term growth, and swiftly rising costs of living.

These conditions are directly observable in many communities, including well-known metro areas like Salt Lake City. This capital city of Utah has a population of close to 200,000, average home prices of about $260,000, and median rents of nearly $1,000 per month.