Rent Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Rent Statistics

Rent pressure doesn’t look the way it did last year. See the latest 2025 stats on how costs and affordability have shifted, and what those changes mean for renters now.

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Key Statistics

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In New York City, median rent for a 1-bedroom was $4,350 in August 2024

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San Francisco average rent hit $2,910 for 1BR in Q2 2024, down 4% YoY

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Median rent in Austin TX was $1,510 for all units in July 2024

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Boston MA 2-bedroom median rent $3,200 in 2024

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Miami FL average rent $2,650 for 1BR in Q3 2024, up 8%

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Chicago IL studio rents averaged $1,750 in 2024

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Los Angeles CA median rent $2,795 in August 2024

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Seattle WA average 2BR rent $2,450 in Q2 2024

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Denver CO 1BR median $1,850 July 2024

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Phoenix AZ rents averaged $1,650 all types in 2024

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Atlanta GA median rent $1,795 in Q3 2024

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Washington DC 1BR average $2,400 in 2024

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Portland OR studio median $1,550 August 2024

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Nashville TN average rent $1,850 for 2BR in 2024

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Charlotte NC median $1,700 all units Q2 2024

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Orlando FL 1BR rents $1,950 in 2024

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Minneapolis MN average $1,650 2BR July 2024

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Las Vegas NV median rent $1,550 in Q3 2024

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Detroit MI affordable rents at $1,200 median 1BR 2024

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Houston TX 3BR average $2,100 in 2024

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Philadelphia PA studio $1,650 August 2024

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San Diego CA median $2,900 1BR Q2 2024

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Sacramento CA average rent $2,050 all types 2024

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Indianapolis IN median $1,350 1BR July 2024

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Columbus OH 2BR $1,450 in 2024

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San Antonio TX average $1,400 median rent Q3 2024

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Kansas City MO studio $1,100 2024

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Cleveland OH median $1,050 all units 2024

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National rent-to-income ratio worsened to 29.3% in 2023

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22.4 million US renter households spent >30% income on rent in 2022

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Cost-burdened renters (30-50% income) at 20.1 million, severely burdened 7.8 million in 2021 ACS

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Median renter income $47,260 in 2023, requiring $1,182 affordable rent max

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In NYC, 52% renters cost-burdened, median rent $3,500 vs income $75k

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40% of US renters "rent-burdened" in 2024, highest in 20 years

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Affordable units for lowest income renters dropped to 7.4 million vs 16.8M needed

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Wage needed for 2BR affordable rent nationally $26.84/hr in 2024

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Black renters 50% cost-burdened vs 37% white in 2021

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Young adults 18-34: 55% rent-burdened in 2023

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Seniors 65+ renters: 45% burdened, up from 38% in 2019

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Rural renters face 32% burden rate vs urban 28% in 2022

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Suburbs saw rent burden rise to 27% in 2023

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Minimum wage covers only 19% of median rent nationally 2024

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In high-cost metros, 70% renters burdened, e.g., SF 74%

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Rent vouchers cover only 1 in 4 eligible households

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Rent burden for families with children 34% vs 25% non-families 2022

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Post-COVID, eviction filings up 20%, correlating with 15% burden increase

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1BR affordability wage $25.82/hr, 2BR $32.41/hr in 2024

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States with highest burden: CA 49%, NY 48%, FL 44% in 2023

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National rental vacancy rate 6.9% in Q2 2024, up from 5.6% low

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Multifamily vacancy averaged 7.2% in 2024 YTD

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Single-family rental vacancy 5.1% Q1 2024

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Inventory of available rentals up 15% YoY to 3.2M units July 2024

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Construction completions added 440k multifamily units in 2023

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Asking rents declined in 40% of metros in 2024 due to supply

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Lease renewals averaged 65% nationally in 2024, down from 70%

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Concessions offered in 52% markets, averaging 4 weeks free rent Q3 2024

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Sublet listings up 25% YoY on platforms in 2024

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Remote work drove 12% increase in suburban rental demand 2023

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In Q2 2024, the national median rent in the US reached $1,987 for all property types, marking a 3.2% increase year-over-year

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As of August 2024, the average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in the US was $1,641, while 2-bedrooms averaged $1,952

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US median asking rent stood at $1,653 in July 2024, down 1% from the previous year according to Zillow's Observed Rent Index

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In 2023, the average US rent was $1,699 per month, with single-family homes at $2,029 and multifamily at $1,579

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National rent growth slowed to 0.4% year-over-year in June 2024, the lowest since 2020

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By bedroom count, US average rents in 2024: studios $1,487, 1BR $1,543, 2BR $1,884, 3BR+ $2,391

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US rent affordability hit a record low in 2023, with median rent consuming 30% of median income

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In 2022, national multifamily rent averaged $1,668, up 10.5% from 2021

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CoreLogic's Single-Family Rent Index rose 4.7% YoY in Q1 2024 to an index value of 196.2

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US average apartment rent in urban areas was $1,795 in 2023, suburban $1,512, rural $1,236

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Median US rent for apartments under $1,000 fell to 2% of listings in 2023 from 5% in 2020

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In 2024, national rent per square foot averaged $1.85 for apartments

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BLS data shows US median weekly earnings for renters at $1,050 in Q2 2024, implying rent burden of 29%

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National vacancy rate for rental units was 6.6% in Q1 2024

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US rent index (CPI) increased 3.6% YoY as of July 2024

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Average US rent in 2023 was $23,880 annually, up from $21,336 in 2022

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Multifamily rents grew 2.8% nationally in 2024 YTD

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In Sun Belt states, average rents were $1,650 in 2023 vs $1,950 in Northeast

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National median gross rent was $1,413 in 2022 ACS data

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Rent inflation cooled to 2.1% in Midwest US in 2024

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US pet-friendly rents averaged $1,750 in 2023, 5% higher than non-pet

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Luxury apartment rents nationally hit $2,500 median in 2024

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National student housing rent averaged $1,200 for shared units in 2023

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US furnished apartment rents were 20-30% higher, averaging $2,200 monthly in 2024

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Senior housing rents averaged $1,450 in 2023 for independent living

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National average for garden-style apartments was $1,650 in Q2 2024

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Mid-rise multifamily rents at $1,950 nationally in 2024

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High-rise rents averaged $2,800 in gateway markets nationally

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US rent for EVs-charging units premium of 8%, averaging $1,720 in 2024

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National average rent concession reached 5.2 weeks free in Q3 2024

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National rents increased 3.1% YoY in 2023, with Sun Belt metros leading at 5-7%

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US rent growth was 2.6% YoY in Q2 2024, down from 4.8% peak in 2022

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Multifamily rents rose 4.2% YoY nationally in 2023 per NMHC

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Single-family rent growth slowed to 3.8% YoY in 2024

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Rent inflation per CPI was 5.2% YoY in mid-2023, cooling to 1.7% by 2024

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Northeast US rents grew 2.9% YoY in 2024, Midwest 1.8%

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Suburban rents up 3.5% YoY vs urban 2.1% in 2024

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Luxury segment rent growth 4.1% YoY in 2023, Class B/C 2.7%

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Student housing rents increased 4.5% YoY in 2023-24 academic year

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Pet-inclusive rents rose 6.2% YoY in pet-friendly markets 2024

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EV charging apartments saw 5.8% YoY rent premium growth in 2024

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Furnished short-term rents up 7.3% YoY amid remote work in 2023

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Senior living rents grew 3.9% YoY in 2024

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Garden apartments rent growth 2.4% YoY Q2 2024

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High-rise rents up 3.7% YoY in urban cores 2024

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Rent growth in Phoenix was 4.8% YoY 2023, Austin 5.2%

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NYC rents surged 8.6% YoY in 2023 post-pandemic

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SF Bay Area rent decline -2.1% YoY 2024

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Miami rents +9.1% YoY Q1 2024

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Chicago rent growth 1.9% YoY 2024

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Denver +3.4% YoY rent increase mid-2024

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Atlanta +6.7% YoY 2023

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Seattle -1.2% YoY rent change 2024

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Rent costs didn’t move as one smooth line in 2025, and the gap between neighborhoods and property types is wider than many people expect. In this post, we break down the key rent statistics that explain why some areas feel steady while others jump in a single turn. If you have been assuming the market is moving uniformly, these figures will likely make you pause.

City-Specific Rent Data

1In New York City, median rent for a 1-bedroom was $4,350 in August 2024
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2San Francisco average rent hit $2,910 for 1BR in Q2 2024, down 4% YoY
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3Median rent in Austin TX was $1,510 for all units in July 2024
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4Boston MA 2-bedroom median rent $3,200 in 2024
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5Miami FL average rent $2,650 for 1BR in Q3 2024, up 8%
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6Chicago IL studio rents averaged $1,750 in 2024
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7Los Angeles CA median rent $2,795 in August 2024
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8Seattle WA average 2BR rent $2,450 in Q2 2024
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9Denver CO 1BR median $1,850 July 2024
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10Phoenix AZ rents averaged $1,650 all types in 2024
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11Atlanta GA median rent $1,795 in Q3 2024
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12Washington DC 1BR average $2,400 in 2024
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13Portland OR studio median $1,550 August 2024
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14Nashville TN average rent $1,850 for 2BR in 2024
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15Charlotte NC median $1,700 all units Q2 2024
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16Orlando FL 1BR rents $1,950 in 2024
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17Minneapolis MN average $1,650 2BR July 2024
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18Las Vegas NV median rent $1,550 in Q3 2024
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19Detroit MI affordable rents at $1,200 median 1BR 2024
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20Houston TX 3BR average $2,100 in 2024
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21Philadelphia PA studio $1,650 August 2024
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22San Diego CA median $2,900 1BR Q2 2024
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23Sacramento CA average rent $2,050 all types 2024
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24Indianapolis IN median $1,350 1BR July 2024
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25Columbus OH 2BR $1,450 in 2024
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26San Antonio TX average $1,400 median rent Q3 2024
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27Kansas City MO studio $1,100 2024
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28Cleveland OH median $1,050 all units 2024
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City-Specific Rent Data Interpretation

Forget the classic American dream of a house with a white picket fence; the new national fantasy is simply finding a city where the rent won't require you to subsist on instant ramen and sheer panic.

Rent Affordability and Burden

1National rent-to-income ratio worsened to 29.3% in 2023
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222.4 million US renter households spent >30% income on rent in 2022
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3Cost-burdened renters (30-50% income) at 20.1 million, severely burdened 7.8 million in 2021 ACS
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4Median renter income $47,260 in 2023, requiring $1,182 affordable rent max
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5In NYC, 52% renters cost-burdened, median rent $3,500 vs income $75k
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640% of US renters "rent-burdened" in 2024, highest in 20 years
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7Affordable units for lowest income renters dropped to 7.4 million vs 16.8M needed
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8Wage needed for 2BR affordable rent nationally $26.84/hr in 2024
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9Black renters 50% cost-burdened vs 37% white in 2021
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10Young adults 18-34: 55% rent-burdened in 2023
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11Seniors 65+ renters: 45% burdened, up from 38% in 2019
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12Rural renters face 32% burden rate vs urban 28% in 2022
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13Suburbs saw rent burden rise to 27% in 2023
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14Minimum wage covers only 19% of median rent nationally 2024
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15In high-cost metros, 70% renters burdened, e.g., SF 74%
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16Rent vouchers cover only 1 in 4 eligible households
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17Rent burden for families with children 34% vs 25% non-families 2022
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18Post-COVID, eviction filings up 20%, correlating with 15% burden increase
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191BR affordability wage $25.82/hr, 2BR $32.41/hr in 2024
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20States with highest burden: CA 49%, NY 48%, FL 44% in 2023
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Rent Affordability and Burden Interpretation

America's renters are collectively drowning in a sea of spreadsheet cells, where your income dictates your buoyancy and nearly half the country is trying to tread water with an anchor tied to their wallet.

US National Rent Statistics

1In Q2 2024, the national median rent in the US reached $1,987 for all property types, marking a 3.2% increase year-over-year
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2As of August 2024, the average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in the US was $1,641, while 2-bedrooms averaged $1,952
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3US median asking rent stood at $1,653 in July 2024, down 1% from the previous year according to Zillow's Observed Rent Index
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4In 2023, the average US rent was $1,699 per month, with single-family homes at $2,029 and multifamily at $1,579
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5National rent growth slowed to 0.4% year-over-year in June 2024, the lowest since 2020
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6By bedroom count, US average rents in 2024: studios $1,487, 1BR $1,543, 2BR $1,884, 3BR+ $2,391
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7US rent affordability hit a record low in 2023, with median rent consuming 30% of median income
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8In 2022, national multifamily rent averaged $1,668, up 10.5% from 2021
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9CoreLogic's Single-Family Rent Index rose 4.7% YoY in Q1 2024 to an index value of 196.2
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10US average apartment rent in urban areas was $1,795 in 2023, suburban $1,512, rural $1,236
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11Median US rent for apartments under $1,000 fell to 2% of listings in 2023 from 5% in 2020
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12In 2024, national rent per square foot averaged $1.85 for apartments
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13BLS data shows US median weekly earnings for renters at $1,050 in Q2 2024, implying rent burden of 29%
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14National vacancy rate for rental units was 6.6% in Q1 2024
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15US rent index (CPI) increased 3.6% YoY as of July 2024
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16Average US rent in 2023 was $23,880 annually, up from $21,336 in 2022
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17Multifamily rents grew 2.8% nationally in 2024 YTD
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18In Sun Belt states, average rents were $1,650 in 2023 vs $1,950 in Northeast
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19National median gross rent was $1,413 in 2022 ACS data
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20Rent inflation cooled to 2.1% in Midwest US in 2024
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21US pet-friendly rents averaged $1,750 in 2023, 5% higher than non-pet
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22Luxury apartment rents nationally hit $2,500 median in 2024
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23National student housing rent averaged $1,200 for shared units in 2023
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24US furnished apartment rents were 20-30% higher, averaging $2,200 monthly in 2024
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25Senior housing rents averaged $1,450 in 2023 for independent living
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26National average for garden-style apartments was $1,650 in Q2 2024
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27Mid-rise multifamily rents at $1,950 nationally in 2024
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28High-rise rents averaged $2,800 in gateway markets nationally
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29US rent for EVs-charging units premium of 8%, averaging $1,720 in 2024
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30National average rent concession reached 5.2 weeks free in Q3 2024
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US National Rent Statistics Interpretation

While the national median rent flirted with $2,000, the real story is a market in reluctant equilibrium, where "affordability" has become a wistful concept, concessions are the new currency, and your pet's rent premium is growing faster than your paycheck.

Year-Over-Year Rent Growth

1National rents increased 3.1% YoY in 2023, with Sun Belt metros leading at 5-7%
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2US rent growth was 2.6% YoY in Q2 2024, down from 4.8% peak in 2022
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3Multifamily rents rose 4.2% YoY nationally in 2023 per NMHC
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4Single-family rent growth slowed to 3.8% YoY in 2024
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5Rent inflation per CPI was 5.2% YoY in mid-2023, cooling to 1.7% by 2024
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6Northeast US rents grew 2.9% YoY in 2024, Midwest 1.8%
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7Suburban rents up 3.5% YoY vs urban 2.1% in 2024
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8Luxury segment rent growth 4.1% YoY in 2023, Class B/C 2.7%
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9Student housing rents increased 4.5% YoY in 2023-24 academic year
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10Pet-inclusive rents rose 6.2% YoY in pet-friendly markets 2024
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11EV charging apartments saw 5.8% YoY rent premium growth in 2024
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12Furnished short-term rents up 7.3% YoY amid remote work in 2023
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13Senior living rents grew 3.9% YoY in 2024
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14Garden apartments rent growth 2.4% YoY Q2 2024
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15High-rise rents up 3.7% YoY in urban cores 2024
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16Rent growth in Phoenix was 4.8% YoY 2023, Austin 5.2%
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17NYC rents surged 8.6% YoY in 2023 post-pandemic
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18SF Bay Area rent decline -2.1% YoY 2024
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19Miami rents +9.1% YoY Q1 2024
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20Chicago rent growth 1.9% YoY 2024
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21Denver +3.4% YoY rent increase mid-2024
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22Atlanta +6.7% YoY 2023
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23Seattle -1.2% YoY rent change 2024
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Year-Over-Year Rent Growth Interpretation

The national rental market is a rollercoaster of extremes, where you're either fleeing Miami's 9.1% surge, celebrating San Francisco's rare discount, or paying a premium for the privilege of your pet's company and your car's outlet.

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