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
1801New Bedford cityMassachusetts$1,137 ±$26100,998
1801Longview cityWashington$1,137 ±$4638,069
1803Derby cityKansas$1,136 ±$5326,062
1803Atlantic City cityNew Jersey$1,136 ±$3638,632
1805Eustis cityFlorida$1,135 ±$14124,119
1805Terrytown CDPLouisiana$1,135 ±$7424,726
1807Hammond cityIndiana$1,134 ±$3376,768
1807Pittsfield cityMassachusetts$1,134 ±$6143,457
1807Stephenville cityTexas$1,134 ±$11421,682
1810Portage cityMichigan$1,133 ±$4349,259
1810Salem cityVirginia$1,133 ±$5925,618
1812Perry cityGeorgia$1,132 ±$8523,001
1812Mankato cityMinnesota$1,132 ±$5745,473
1814Oak Ridge cityTennessee$1,131 ±$5032,693
1815Oklahoma City cityOklahoma$1,130 ±$11697,125
1816Garfield Heights cityOhio$1,129 ±$7729,269
1817Mayfield Heights cityOhio$1,128 ±$3820,022
1818Mount Pleasant villageWisconsin$1,127 ±$3227,953
1819Champaign cityIllinois$1,123 ±$3089,996
1819Kansas City cityKansas$1,123 ±$23155,135
1821Williston cityNorth Dakota$1,122 ±$6128,056
1822Beaumont cityTexas$1,121 ±$36113,279
1823Loves Park cityIllinois$1,120 ±$4123,502
1823Louisville/Jefferson County metro government (balance)Kentucky$1,120 ±$14631,818
1823Southgate cityMichigan$1,120 ±$4729,366
1826Clinton cityMississippi$1,118 ±$6027,195
1826Cheyenne cityWyoming$1,118 ±$4465,239
1828Westfield cityMassachusetts$1,117 ±$6040,378
1828Yakima cityWashington$1,117 ±$3196,961
1830High Point cityNorth Carolina$1,116 ±$34116,245
1830North Ridgeville cityOhio$1,116 ±$28936,627
1830North Royalton cityOhio$1,116 ±$9030,972
1833Wade Hampton CDPSouth Carolina$1,115 ±$6220,898
1834Yuma cityArizona$1,114 ±$50100,139
1834Hagerstown cityMaryland$1,114 ±$4243,665
1836Arnold cityMissouri$1,112 ±$6020,956
1836Hobbs cityNew Mexico$1,112 ±$5440,252
1838Allendale CDPMichigan$1,111 ±$27426,679
1838Boone townNorth Carolina$1,111 ±$14420,032
1838West Fargo cityNorth Dakota$1,111 ±$8640,094
1838Parma Heights cityOhio$1,111 ±$4120,581
1842Cabot cityArkansas$1,110 ±$6226,960
1842Griffin cityGeorgia$1,110 ±$4023,761
1842Clarksville townIndiana$1,110 ±$5422,016
1842Chalmette CDPLouisiana$1,110 ±$4422,616
1846Lake Charles cityLouisiana$1,109 ±$4381,143
1846Gardner cityMassachusetts$1,109 ±$5121,148
1846Independence cityMissouri$1,109 ±$30121,740
1846Rapid City citySouth Dakota$1,109 ±$4877,946
1850Birmingham cityAlabama$1,107 ±$21198,173

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

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