Camber is a pet — Salt Lake City, UT Rent Comps

Asking & effective rent by bedroom

Average asking rent across observed units: $2,489. Average effective rent: $2,489.

Type	Asking rent	Effective rent	Avg sqft	Observations
Studio	$1,595	$1,595	595	2
1 bedroom	$1,928	$1,928	727	4
2 bedroom	$3,295	$3,295	1,346	5

HUD Fair Market Rent gap

HUD area: Salt Lake City, UT HUD Metro FMR Area.

FMR comparison not observed for this property.

Amenities

24/7 Luxer Package LockersApartment HomesCeiling FansDedicated Indoor and Outdoor Coworking SpacesDining and Entertaining SpaceDog Wash and Dog ParkDual VanitiesElectric Vehicle Charging StationsFireplaces and Private GaragesFull-Size Front Load Washer and Dryer in Every UnitFully-Equipped, Rooftop Fitness CenterGear Room with Bike StorageIn-Unit Dry BarKeyless Bluetooth Unit EntryLarge Kitchen IslandsOn-Site Maintenance and ManagementOutdoor Kitchen with Two Grilling StationsPickleball CourtPrivate Patios and BalconiesQuartz Countertops in Kitchens and BathroomsRefreshment Bar Off Pool TerraceRideShare Waiting Lounge with Hospitality BarRooftop Deck with Jumbotron, Pool, Hot Tubs, and Fire PitsSki Lockers with Heated Boot Dryers, and Workshop Areas

Operator

not observed

Nearby comparable properties

Comparable apartments with rent data within 3 miles, ranked by the same similarity model used in the product.

Property	Location	Distance	Avg asking	Similarity
Explore Our Salt Lake City	Salt Lake City, UT	1.05 mi	$2,255	67%
Block 44	Salt Lake City, UT	1.34 mi	$2,221	61%
Salt Lake City	Salt Lake City, UT	1.59 mi	$2,968	57%
unit b1	Salt Lake City, UT	2.5 mi	$2,269	56%
Downtown Salt Lake City	Salt Lake City, UT	1.51 mi	$1,467	50%
Luxury Student Housing in SLC	Salt Lake City, UT	0.78 mi	$1,192	47%

Sources & provenance

Sourced from https://camberslc.com/floorplans/ — 11 observation(s), last observed Aug 5, 2026.

Data age: 12 days. Last observed: Aug 5, 2026.

Market intelligence and decision support only. Not an appraisal, and not a recommendation to set any particular rent. Income-restricted product is never presented as a market-rate comparable — program type above reflects the governed affordability classification, not free-text asset labels.

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