US cities with the highest median rent

Compare median monthly gross rent across US cities and census-designated places.

U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimatesPeriod: 2020–2024 ACS 5-yearRetrieved 2026-10-05T08:15:40+00:00

Median monthly gross rent: ACS B25064_001E. Higher rent does not establish a city’s overall cost of living. ACS places, including census-designated places, with at least 20,000 residents in the same ACS release. ACS 5-year pooled estimates; margins of error are at the 90% confidence level. Ranks do not imply statistically significant differences. Missing, suppressed, and annotated/top-coded estimates are excluded.

Ranks are competition ranks computed across the full filtered set.

RankNameStateMedian gross rentPopulation
1449Bellview CDPFlorida$1,344 ±$7126,488
1449Edmond cityOklahoma$1,344 ±$3696,825
1453Drexel Heights CDPArizona$1,342 ±$13627,675
1453Florida Ridge CDPFlorida$1,342 ±$13020,889
1453Keene cityNew Hampshire$1,342 ±$6822,939
1456Norton Shores cityMichigan$1,341 ±$5325,041
1456Rock Hill citySouth Carolina$1,341 ±$3675,259
1458New London cityConnecticut$1,340 ±$5127,625
1458Southfield cityMichigan$1,340 ±$2876,236
1458Bridgeton cityNew Jersey$1,340 ±$10027,001
1458Moore cityOklahoma$1,340 ±$5463,420
1458Ellensburg cityWashington$1,340 ±$5720,874
1463Newport News cityVirginia$1,339 ±$25184,216
1464Bristol cityConnecticut$1,338 ±$4561,462
1464Johnston cityIowa$1,338 ±$7224,384
1464Maple Heights cityOhio$1,338 ±$6023,258
1467Taylors CDPSouth Carolina$1,337 ±$10924,505
1468Bayonet Point CDPFlorida$1,336 ±$6423,822
1468Niles villageIllinois$1,336 ±$4830,064
1468Ridgeland cityMississippi$1,336 ±$4024,587
1471Oak Lawn villageIllinois$1,335 ±$4556,861
1471New Hope cityMinnesota$1,335 ±$4921,181
1473Titusville cityFlorida$1,334 ±$6849,385
1473Elmwood Park villageIllinois$1,334 ±$5723,868
1475O'Fallon cityIllinois$1,332 ±$11432,262
1476Baltimore cityMaryland$1,331 ±$15573,243
1476Dearborn Heights cityMichigan$1,331 ±$5161,771
1476Grove City cityOhio$1,331 ±$7042,517
1479Union City cityGeorgia$1,330 ±$7827,728
1480Florence cityKentucky$1,329 ±$5032,803
1481Daytona Beach cityFlorida$1,328 ±$4678,992
1481Oak Forest cityIllinois$1,328 ±$6026,805
1483Panama City cityFlorida$1,327 ±$5334,979
1483Dearborn cityMichigan$1,327 ±$62107,423
1483Canyon Lake CDPTexas$1,327 ±$21333,883
1486Fridley cityMinnesota$1,326 ±$5530,241
1487Eastpointe cityMichigan$1,325 ±$5833,982
1487Brooklyn Park cityMinnesota$1,325 ±$5183,876
1487Easton cityPennsylvania$1,325 ±$5729,739
1490Prairieville CDPLouisiana$1,324 ±$12235,238
1490Taunton cityMassachusetts$1,324 ±$8660,433
1490San Antonio cityTexas$1,324 ±$121,479,835
1490Sherman cityTexas$1,324 ±$4646,397
1494Lindenwold boroughNew Jersey$1,323 ±$4821,719
1494Walla Walla cityWashington$1,323 ±$13733,925
1496Pensacola cityFlorida$1,322 ±$4854,036
1496Shawnee cityKansas$1,322 ±$3968,542
1496Livonia cityMichigan$1,322 ±$4893,851
1496Cleburne cityTexas$1,322 ±$4434,344
1496San Marcos cityTexas$1,322 ±$3970,897

± figures are the published 90% margin of error; small differences between estimates may not be statistically significant.

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