Highlights. Renting statistics indicate that younger households rent longer and at greater rates as homeownership becomes a less attainable goal; the average asking rent among apartment listings nationwide is $1,594 monthly.
- The current asking rent is 18.2% higher than the nationwide median gross rent of 2020.
- The current asking rent is 16.2% lower than the average monthly mortgage payment.
- 35% of households live in rental properties.
- Rental rates increased 49% over 10 years.
- 38% of renters spend more than 35% of their income on rent.
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Date | Rent | %Change Year-over-Year (YoY) |
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December 2024 | $1,594 | -0.31% |
September 2024 | $1,625 | 0.00% |
June 2024 | $1,649 | 0.43% |
March 2024 | $1,619 | -0.67% |
December 2023 | $1,599 | -2.44% |
September 2023 | $1,625 | -3.85% |
June 2023 | $1,642 | -1.97% |
March 2023 | $1,630 | 2.52% |
December 2022 | $1,639 | 3.41% |
September 2022 | $1,690 | 8.40% |
June 2022 | $1,675 | 12.79% |
March 2022 | $1,590 | 15.22% |
December 2021 | $1,585 | 17.41% |
September 2021 | $1,559 | 15.06% |
June 2021 | $1,485 | 11.65% |
March 2021 | $1,380 | 4.55% |
Renting Household Statistics
More than one-third of U.S. residents rent their homes. Most are under 45 years old and have attended college.
- 44.6 million or 35.0% of U.S. households rent their homes.
- The average renting household has 2.34 residents.
- The size of the average renting household declined 1.68% in 2023.
- 104.3 million people live in rental housing, a 0.90% decline year-over-year (YoY).
- An estimated 726,000 or 3.75% of rental homes are rent-controlled.
- 155 working hours is the weekly requirement for minimum wage earners to afford the average apartment.
- 4.76% of renters have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- 34.7% of renters are under the age of 35.
- 16.8% are aged 65 years and older.
- 87.4% of renters are high school graduates or equivalent.
- 55.7% of renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino.
- 50.1% of renters are Caucasian, 19.7% are Black or African American, and 20.3% are Hispanic or Latino.*
- The number of renters increased between 2013 and 2023 by 10.0% compared to the number of homeowners, which increased by 10.4% in the same period.
*Totals will not add up to 100% due to overlapping ethnic and racial demographic parameters.
Cost of Renting
While the majority of rent-controlled apartments are in single-unit rental properties, properties with 25 to 49 units are most likely to be rent-controlled.
- The average apartment listing for San Jose, California advertises a monthly rent of $3,184.
- The average asking rent in Cincinnati, Ohio increased 15.0% in one year.
- The average renter spends 31.5% of their income on rent.
- The median household income among renters is $51,393.
- 35.0% of renting households have an annual income below $35,000.
- 33.4% have an income of $75,000 or more.
- In 2023, 21.5% of rent-paying households spent $2,000 or more per month on rent.
- 6.54% of rent-paying households paid less than $500 for rent.
- 4.82% of renters paid no cash rent, including Section 8 households.
- The rate of renters paying no cash rent decreased 0.87% in 2023.
Metro Area | Median Asking Rent | YoY Change |
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San Jose, CA | $3,184 | 4.2% |
New York, NY | $2,827 | -5.0% |
Los Angeles, CA | $2,780 | 0.0% |
San Francisco, CA | $2,695 | -0.1% |
Boston, MA | $2,693 | 7.0% |
San Diego, CA | $2,693 | -3.3% |
Miami, FL | $2,390 | 1.9% |
Riverside, CA | $2,292 | 2.8% |
Providence, RI | $2,148 | 13.4% |
Seattle, WA | $2,055 | 1.8% |
Renting Demographic Statistics
Nearly one out of every 4 millennials believes they will never be able to afford to buy a home.
- 55.7% of renters are white.
- 50.1% of renters are Caucasian/Non-Hispanic.
- 20.3% of renters identify as Hispanic or Latino.
- 19.7% of renters are Black or African American.
- Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander is the least common racial demographic among renters at 0.23%.
- 30.2% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 12.6% never graduated high school.
- 24.7% of millennial renters say they will always rent because they will never be able to afford to buy a home.
- In 2018, 13.3% of millennial renters indicated they would never be able to afford to buy a home.
- 15% of millennial renters across the US have over $10,000 saved for a home down payment.
Rental Property Statistics
More than half of rental properties were constructed between 1960 and 1999. The average apartment is a 2- to 3-bedroom unit in a multi-unit structure.
- 22.4% of occupied rental properties were constructed in the 21st Century.
- 46.4% of rental properties are suburban.
- 42.2% of rentals in the U.S. are urban.
- 11.4% are considered rural.
- 25.5% of renters live in detached single-family homes.
- 35.4% of renters live in buildings with fewer than 10 units.
- 35.0% of renters live in a building with over 10 units.
- 4.12% of renters live in mobile homes or other types of housing.
- 2.08% of occupied rental units have no heat.
City | Average Monthly Rent* |
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San Jose, CA | $3,170 |
New York, NY | $2,830 |
Los Angeles, CA | $2,780 |
San Diego, CA | $2,690 |
San Francisco, CA | $2,690 |
Anaheim, CA | $2,590 |
Miami, FL | $2,390 |
Riverside, CA | $2,290 |
Providence, RI | $2,150 |
Rental Employment Statistics
The residential building rental industry employs more people than automotive equipment rentals and consumer goods rentals combined.
- 370,900 American taxpayers receive income from leasing residential buildings.
- The average residential lessor works 36.1 hours per week with no overtime.
- The average residential lessor makes $31.21 hourly or $1,120.44 weekly.
- Real estate rental and leasing directly and indirectly employs at least 1.890 million.
- Women are 11.6% less likely to work as residential real estate lessors than they are at any other nonfarm-related job.
- The average employee in the real estate rental industry made $59,219 annually in December 2024.
- Nonresidential lessors made $65,453 per year and property managers make $61,623.
Rental Statistics by State
Renters are more than twice as likely to have a bachelor’s degree than they are to not have a high school diploma. One out of every 20 renters lives in the same apartment for more than 20 years.
- The average median gross rent in the United States is $1,348.
- The average U.S. state* has 865,112 renting households.
- In the average state*, 32.6% of all households rent.
- 6.67% of renters in the average state* pay no rent.
- 34.7% of renters in the U.S. are under 35 years old.
- 16.8% of renters are aged 65 or older.
- California has the highest number of rental units.
- The District of Columbia has the highest household rentership rate followed by New York.
- California has the highest median gross rent.
- The lowest median gross rent is in West Virginia.
- Alaska has the highest rate of renters who pay no rent.
- Maine has the highest rate of renters aged 65 years or older.
- Utah’s renters are the youngest.
*Excluding the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico
State | % of Population Renting† | Median Monthly Rent |
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Alabama | 26.5% | $963 |
Alaska | 29.3% | $1,431 |
Arizona | 29.7% | $1,388 |
Arkansas | 30.4% | $914 |
California | 41.2% | $1,956 |
Colorado | 29.1% | $1,693 |
Connecticut | 28.5% | $1,431 |
Delaware | 24.7% | $1,341 |
District of Columbia | 50.7% | $1,900 |
Florida | 30.0% | $1,564 |
Georgia | 30.9% | $1,306 |
Hawaii | 34.2% | $1,938 |
Idaho | 23.8% | $1,150 |
Illinois | 28.5% | $1,227 |
Indiana | 25.2% | $1,020 |
Iowa | 23.6% | $949 |
Kansas | 28.1% | $1,029 |
Kentucky | 28.2% | $933 |
Louisiana | 30.0% | $1,038 |
Maine | 21.4% | $1,084 |
Maryland | 28.6% | $1,662 |
Massachusetts | 31.3% | $1,687 |
Michigan | 23.1% | $1,084 |
Minnesota | 22.4% | $1,235 |
Mississippi | 28.2% | $923 |
Missouri | 27.3% | $996 |
Montana | 26.2% | $1,031 |
Nebraska | 27.7% | $1,035 |
Nevada | 37.9% | $1,489 |
New Hampshire | 22.2% | $1,423 |
New Jersey | 32.2% | $1,653 |
New Mexico | 27.3% | $1,021 |
New York | 41.0% | $1,576 |
North Carolina | 29.6% | $1,162 |
North Dakota | 29.2% | $934 |
Ohio | 28.6% | $988 |
Oklahoma | 30.5% | $980 |
Oregon | 32.5% | $1,450 |
Pennsylvania | 25.9% | $1,162 |
Rhode Island | 30.6% | $1,273 |
South Carolina | 25.4% | $1,126 |
South Dakota | 25.8% | $912 |
Tennessee | 29.5% | $1,122 |
Texas | 31.7% | $1,339 |
Utah | 24.1% | $1,405 |
Vermont | 22.0% | $1,193 |
Virginia | 29.0% | $1,514 |
Washington | 31.5% | $1,682 |
West Virginia | 22.8% | $850 |
Wisconsin | 26.9% | $1,045 |
Wyoming | 24.0% | $968 |
†Note that this is the total renting population, not the rentership rate among households, which are listed in the individual state sections below.
Alabama Renting Statistics
Alabama’s median gross rent is among the nation’s lowest.
- 30.1% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $963, up 4.11% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.5%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 3.83% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month to rent their home.
- 10.0% of renting households pay no cash rent.
- 35.6% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.8% are 65 or older.
- 14.4% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 21.0% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.62% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (49.9%), Caucasian (48.3%), and Black or African American (42.0%).
Alaska Renting Statistics
Alaska has the highest rate of American Indian and Alaska Native rentership in the nation; it’s 37% higher than in South Dakota.
- 33.4% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,431, up 6.39% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.3%.
- 2.4 people live in the average renting household.
- 19.1% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month to rent their home.
- 48.0% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 41.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 12.2% are 65 or older.
- 6.76% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 23.5% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.53% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (59.9%), Caucasian (56.7%), and American Indian and Alaska Native (13.0%).
Arizona Renting Statistics
Renters are more likely to be young and less educated than in other states.
- 33.0% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,388, up 6.12% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.3%.
- 2.4 people live in the average renting household.
- 19.0% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 0.82% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 37.9% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.7% are 65 or older.
- 11.7% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 28.0% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.10% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (61.1%), Caucasian (51.2%), Hispanic or Latino (29.6%), and Two or More Races (15.1%).
Arkansas Renting Statistics
The average renter is less educated than renters in other states.
- 33.9% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $914, up 5.30% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.5%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 2.76% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 9.12% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 37.5% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.4% are 65 or older.
- 12.9% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 19.4% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.34% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (61.0%), Caucasian (58.6%), and Black or African American (24.8%).
California Renting Statistics
California has the nation’s highest median gross rent and the third-highest rentorship rate.
- 44.2% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,956, up 5.39% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.1%.
- 2.7 people live in the average renting household.
- 48.0% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.24% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 30.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.4% are 65 or older.
- 16.5% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 34.2% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 5.83% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (45.0%), Hispanic or Latino (37.5%), and Caucasian (36.0%).
Colorado Renting Statistics
Renters are more likely to be young and well-educated than in other states.
- 33.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,693, up 6.21% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.1%.
- 2.2 people live in the average renting household.
- 31.7% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.34% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 43.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 13.4% are 65 or older.
- 8.46% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 37.6% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 1.95% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (71.2%), Caucasian (63.1%), and Hispanic or Latino (22.5%).
Connecticut Renting Statistics
Renters are more likely to be older and move less.
- 33.8% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,431, up 4.15% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.6%.
- 2.2 people live in the average renting household.
- 20.8% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.83% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 29.5% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 20.8% are 65 or older.
- 14.0% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 31.4% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 5.24% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (55.8%), Caucasian (49.2%), Hispanic or Latino (25.7%), and Black or African American (17.7%).
Delaware Renting Statistics
Delaware’s median gross rent is on par with nationwide averages.
- 27.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,341, up 4.28% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.8%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 11.0% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.63% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 32.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.3% are 65 or older.
- 11.4% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 27.9% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.17% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (47.0%), Caucasian (43.5%), and Black or African American (35.4%).
District of Columbia Renting Statistics
Renters are more educated than in any state and most have a college degree. D.C. likely has such a high percentage of renters due to federal employees, politicians, interns, journalists and civil servants who either stay in the city for (inde)finite periods or expect relocate soon/suddenly.
- 58.9% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,900, up 4.57% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.8%.
- 1.8 people live in the average renting household.
- 45.8% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 1.99% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 44.1% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 13.4% are 65 or older.
- 8.82% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 57.7% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 6.08% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are Black or African American (45.5%), White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (38.8%), and Caucasian (36.3%).
Florida Renting Statistics
Rent is more expensive, and rental vacancy is higher than average.
- 32.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,564, up 8.31% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.6%.
- 2.5 people live in the average renting household.
- 25.2% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.10% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 30.9% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.2% are 65 or older.
- 11.9% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 29.4% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.20% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (52.2%), Caucasian (42.2%), Hispanic or Latino (31.2%), and Black or African American (21.3%).
Georgia Renting Statistics
Renters tend to be younger, and rental vacancy is higher than average.
- 34.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,306, up 6.96% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.7%.
- 2.5 people live in the average renting household.
- 14.0% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.12% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 36.5% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 13.9% are 65 or older.
- 12.7% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 28.0% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.13% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are Black or African American (45.2%), White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (40.1%), and Caucasian (37.7%).
Hawaii Renting Statistics
Hawaii is the second-most expensive state for renters. Renters tend to be older and more educated.
- 37.4% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,938, up 3.75% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.8%.
- 2.7 people live in the average renting household.
- 47.4% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 6.20% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 29.1% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 18.7% are 65 or older.
- 6.82% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 32.3% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 6.58% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (32.3%), Caucasian (30.0%), Asian (27.7%), and Two or More Races (21.4%).
Idaho Renting Statistics
Idaho’s renters tend to be younger and less likely to have a college degree.
- 27.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,150, up 8.39% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 3.5%.
- 2.5 people live in the average renting household.
- 9.90% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 6.39% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 41.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.7% are 65 or older.
- 10.6% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 23.1% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.58% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (81.4%), Caucasian (77.2%), and Hispanic or Latino (14.1%).
Illinois Renting Statistics
Illinois renters are more educated, and the median rent is slightly lower than the national average.
- 33.2% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,227, up 4.07% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.2%.
- 2.2 people live in the average renting household.
- 16.1% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.24% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 35.8% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.2% are 65 or older.
- 11.2% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 33.2% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.64% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (53.4%), Caucasian (49.1%), Black or African American (24.8%), and Hispanic or Latino (17.3%).
Indiana Renting Statistics
Renters are generally younger and less educated.
- 29.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,020, up 5.48% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.8%.
- 2.2 people live in the average renting household.
- 4.42% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.27% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 38.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 16.1% are 65 or older.
- 12.2% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 22.3% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.24% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (68.3%), Caucasian (66.0%), and Black or African American (19.1%).
Iowa Renting Statistics
Rent prices are among the lowest in the nation; households are less likely to rent.
- 28.5% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $949, up 3.83% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.7%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 4.03% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.83% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 41.2% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 18.4% are 65 or older.
- 8.95% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 24.3% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.89% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (79.9%), Caucasian (77.1%), and Black or African American (8.28%).
Kansas Renting Statistics
Rent is less expensive, and rental vacancy is higher than average.
- 33.1% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,029, up 4.36% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.5%.
- 2.2 people live in the average renting household.
- 6.03% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.16% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 40.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.4% are 65 or older.
- 9.27% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 27.4% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.09% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (73.3%), Caucasian (68.9%), and Hispanic or Latino (12.5%).
Kentucky Renting Statistics
Rent prices are lower than they are in 90% of states, and renters are less educated.
- 31.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $933, up 3.44% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.0%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 3.02% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 8.65% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 36.5% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.8% are 65 or older.
- 13.8% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 20.8% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.05% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (75.1%), Caucasian (73.4%), and Black or African American (15.0%).
Louisiana Renting Statistics
Louisiana renters are some of the least likely to be rent-paying and least educated.
- 32.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,038, up 4.22% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.8%.
- 2.4 people live in the average renting household.
- 4.76% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 10.0% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 34.8% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.9% are 65 or older.
- 16.2% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 20.0% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.87% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are Black or African American (45.8%), White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (42.9%), and Caucasian (40.9%).
Maine Renting Statistics
Households are among the least likely to rent, and renters are among the nation’s oldest.
- 26.0% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,084, up 7.43% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.3%.
- 2.0 people live in the average renting household.
- 8.84% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 7.67% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 31.1% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 23.9% are 65 or older.
- 7.71% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 28.7% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 5.37% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (88.5%), Caucasian (92.3%), and Two or More Races (4.36%).
Maryland Renting Statistics
Rent prices are very high, and renters are more educated.
- 32.5% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,662, up 4.01% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.9%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 29.7% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.34% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 31.2% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.5% are 65 or older.
- 11.2% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 35.2% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.91% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are Black or African American (43.6%), White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (38.1%), and Caucasian (36.0%).
Massachusetts Renting Statistics
Renters in Massachusetts are the most educated among the states and second only to D.C. in the rate of college-educated renters.
- 37.4% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,687, up 6.23% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 3.4%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 37.1% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.51% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 32.6% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 19.9% are 65 or older.
- 12.7% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 39.1% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 5.80% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (62.4%), Caucasian (58.2%), and Hispanic or Latino (18.7%).
Michigan Renting Statistics
Households are the third-least likely to rent.
- 27.1% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,084, up 4.53% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.0%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 6.56% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.29% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 36.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 18.8% are 65 or older.
- 10.6% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 24.5% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.85% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (61.0%), Caucasian (59.0%), and Black or African American (26.9%).
Minnesota Renting Statistics
Households are less likely to rent than they are in most other states.
- 27.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,235, up 4.84% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.1%.
- 2.0 people live in the average renting household.
- 13.4% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.11% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 39.1% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 20.6% are 65 or older.
- 9.41% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 31.6% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.33% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (70.3%), Caucasian (68.3%), and Black or African American (14.1%).
Mississippi Renting Statistics
Some of the nation’s least educated renters live in Mississippi.
- 30.5% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $923, up 3.01% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 8.6%.
- 2.4 people live in the average renting household.
- 2.55% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 12.1% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 34.1% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.4% are 65 or older.
- 15.8% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 18.6% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 5.76% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are Black or African American (53.6%), White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (40.0%), and Caucasian (39.0%).
Missouri Renting Statistics
Rent prices and rental vacancy are lower than average.
- 32.1% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $996, up 4.08% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.0%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 4.84% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 6.00% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 37.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.9% are 65 or older.
- 10.2% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 25.7% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.33% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian or Hispanic or Latino (68.6%), Caucasian (66.8%), and Black or African American (20.7%).
Montana Renting Statistics
Rental prices are lower than average, and renters are more likely to be under 35 years old.
- 30.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,031, up 5.85% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.6%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 8.55% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 8.17% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 40.0% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 18.0% are 65 or older.
- 6.12% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 28.9% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.09% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (84.7%), Caucasian (82.7%), and American Indian or Alaska Native (6.50%).
Nebraska Renting Statistics
Renters are more likely to be under 35 and a little less likely to have a college degree.
- 33.5% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,035, up 4.86% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.7%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 4.98% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.39% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 40.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.6% are 65 or older.
- 9.28% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 27.4% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.89% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (75.9%), Caucasian (72.0%), and Hispanic or Latino (11.9%).
Nevada Renting Statistics
Median gross rent is higher than average, and households are more likely to rent.
- 40.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,489, up 7.74% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.7%.
- 2.5 people live in the average renting household.
- 19.3% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.07% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 30.9% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 16.7% are 65 or older.
- 13.4% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 23.5% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 1.85% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (51.8%), Caucasian (45.0%), Hispanic or Latino (26.5%), and Black or African American (15.9%).
New Hampshire Renting Statistics
Renters are among the nation’s oldest, and rental vacancy is exceptionally low.
- 27.5% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,423, up 6.51% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 3.9%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 18.1% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.12% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 31.3% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 21.8% are 65 or older.
- 8.40% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 30.8% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.38% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (85.6%), Caucasian (83.6%), and Hispanic or Latino (6.42%).
New Jersey Renting Statistics
Rent is among the nation’s highest, and rental vacancy is low.
- 36.3% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,653, up 4.82% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 3.6%.
- 2.4 people live in the average renting household.
- 30.2% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 2.91% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 26.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 19.6% are 65 or older.
- 13.4% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 34.1% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 6.29% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (44.5%), Caucasian (37.7%), Hispanic or Latino (29.7%), and Black or African American (21.3%).
New Mexico Renting Statistics
Rent prices are low, while rental vacancy is higher than average.
- 30.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,021, up 5.69% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.1%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 5.63% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 8.82% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 35.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.6% are 65 or older.
- 12.3% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 27.8% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.35% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (56.0%), Hispanic or Latino (42.7%), Caucasian (40.1%), and Two or More Races (17.9%).
New York Renting Statistics
New Yorkers are more than twice as likely to live in one apartment long-term than in any other state.
- 45.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,576, up 4.58% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 3.8%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 32.9% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.33% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 27.8% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 21.2% are 65 or older.
- 14.9% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 36.8% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 14.0% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (47.7%), Caucasian (43.3%), Hispanic or Latino (25.5%), and Black or African American (20.6%).
North Carolina Renting Statistics
Rent prices are lower than average, while rental vacancy is higher.
- 33.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,162, up 6.31% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.9%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 8.88% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 6.52% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 36.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.5% are 65 or older.
- 12.3% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 29.0% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.67% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (52.1%), Caucasian (49.6%), and Black or African American (33.0%).
North Dakota Renting Statistics
Rental prices are among the nation’s lowest, and rental vacancy is extremely high.
- 36.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $934, up 2.41% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 9.3%.
- 1.9 people live in the average renting household.
- 3.55% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.46% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 46.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 16.3% are 65 or older.
- 6.96% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 27.7% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.29% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (77.3%), Caucasian (75.3%), and Black or African American (7.15%).
Ohio Renting Statistics
Rent prices are lower, and renters are less educated.
- 33.0% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $988, up 4.55% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.3%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 4.85% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.22% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 35.6% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 18.0% are 65 or older.
- 11.2% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 23.7% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.09% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (65.8%), Caucasian (64.2%), and Black or African American (23.5%).
Oklahoma Renting Statistics
Renters are younger and less educated than in other states.
- 34.2% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $980, up 4.93% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.8%.
- 2.4 people live in the average renting household.
- 3.94% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 7.73% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 39.1% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 14.8% are 65 or older.
- 12.5% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 21.0% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.84% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (62.9%), Caucasian (58.8%), and Black or African American (12.8%).
Oregon Renting Statistics
Rent prices are higher than average, and households are more likely to rent.
- 36.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,450, up 5.61% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 3.8%.
- 2.2 people live in the average renting household.
- 19.1% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.06% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 36.3% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 17.2% are 65 or older.
- 9.40% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 31.4% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.71% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (75.2%), Caucasian (70.7%), and Hispanic or Latino (14.6%).
Pennsylvania Renting Statistics
Households are less likely to rent, and renters are older than in other states.
- 30.7% of households rent their home.
- The median gross rent is $1,162, up 4.68% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.9%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 11.2% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.41% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 33.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 21.2% are 65 or older.
- 10.5% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 29.5% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 5.62% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (65.9%), Caucasian (63.3%), and Black or African American (18.7%).
Rhode Island Renting Statistics
Households are more likely to rent, and the average renter age is among the highest in the nation.
- 36.7% of households rent their home.
- The median gross rent is $1,273, up 6.53% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.5%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 13.6% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.91% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 32.0% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 21.1% are 65 or older.
- 15.4% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 29.5% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 5.52% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (64.7%), Caucasian (60.2%), and Hispanic or Latino (22.6%).
South Carolina Renting Statistics
Households are much less likely to rent their homes.
- 28.6% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,126, up 5.73% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 8.3%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 8.48% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 8.73% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 35.6% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.5% are 65 or older.
- 13.9% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 23.5% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.59% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (49.8%), Caucasian (47.9%), and Black or African American (39.5%).
South Dakota Renting Statistics
South Dakota rent prices are among the nation’s lowest.
- 31.4% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $912, up 3.87% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.1%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 3.28% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 7.52% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 39.5% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 20.4% are 65 or older.
- 8.44% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 25.8% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.94% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (76.9%), Caucasian (75.4%), and American Indian or Alaska Native (9.44%).
Tennessee Renting Statistics
Renters are younger and less likely to have a bachelor’s degree.
- 33.0% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,122, up 7.16% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 6.1%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 8.98% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 7.15% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 38.2% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 14.8% are 65 or older.
- 12.3% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 25.0% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.53% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (61.8%), Caucasian (59.5%), and Black or African American (27.3%).
Texas Renting Statistics
Renters are less educated, and rental vacancy is very high.
- 37.4% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,339, up 7.03% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.4%.
- 2.4 people live in the average renting household.
- 15.4% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.41% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 40.0% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 12.3% are 65 or older.
- 14.2% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 29.3% of renters have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.34% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (49.4%), Caucasian (36.6%), Hispanic or Latino (35.6%), and Black or African American (20.3%).
Utah Renting Statistics
Renters are among the youngest in the nation.
- 29.4% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,405, up 7.91% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.6%.
- 2.6 people live in the average renting household.
- 16.9% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.87% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 48.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 11.0% are 65 or older.
- 7.54% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 29.4% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.04% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (77.3%), Caucasian (70.9%), and Hispanic or Latino (17.9%).
Vermont Renting Statistics
Renting is less popular with households, and renters are more likely to be over the age of 65.
- 27.2% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,193, up 3.83% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 3.4%.
- 2.0 people live in the average renting household.
- 11.2% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 5.05% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 35.4% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 22.2% are 65 or older.
- 7.38% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 37.0% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.64% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (89.2%), Caucasian (88.3%), and Two or More Races (5.07%).
Virginia Renting Statistics
Rent prices are higher than average.
- 32.8% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,514, up 5.14% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.9%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 27.0% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.88% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 36.0% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.2% are 65 or older.
- 10.3% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 36.4% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.60% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (53.3%), Caucasian (50.3%), and Black or African American (29.1%).
Washington Renting Statistics
Households are more likely to rent. Renters are also more educated.
- 36.1% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,682, up 5.65% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.3%.
- 2.3 people live in the average renting household.
- 33.5% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 3.65% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 39.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.2% are 65 or older.
- 9.04% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 34.3% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 2.54% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (65.7%), Caucasian (62.0%), and Hispanic or Latino (14.3%).
West Virginia Renting Statistics
Fewer households rent in West Virginia. The state also has the lowest median gross rent nationwide.
- 25.7% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $850, up 2.29% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.0%.
- 2.2 people live in the average renting household.
- 2.01% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 15.2% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 34.9% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 18.5% are 65 or older.
- 13.3% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 19.1% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 6.74% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (86.5%), Caucasian (85.9%), and Black or African American (6.52%).
Wisconsin Renting Statistics
Rent is lower and rental vacancy is lower than average
- 32.1% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $1,045, up 5.34% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 4.7%.
- 2.0 people live in the average renting household.
- 5.30% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 4.08% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 37.9% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 19.4% are 65 or older.
- 8.86% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 26.4% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 4.25% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (74.1%), Caucasian (71.8%), and Black or African American (12.3%).
Wyoming Renting Statistics
Rent prices are low, and renters tend to be younger on average.
- 28.1% of households rent their homes.
- The median gross rent is $968, up 3.75% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 7.9%.
- 2.1 people live in the average renting household.
- 5.62% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 9.13% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 41.2% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 15.9% are 65 or older.
- 7.26% of renters are not high school graduates.
- 23.7% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 3.63% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (86.1%), Caucasian (81.3%), and Hispanic or Latino (10.9%).
Puerto Rico Renting Statistics
Renters are 57% more likely to be high school dropouts than renters in any state. Puerto Rican renters are also the least likely to move.
- 31.9% of households rent their home.
- The median gross rent is $562, up 3.12% YoY.
- The rental vacancy rate is 5.1%.
- 2.5 people live in the average renting household.
- 1.58% of rent-paying households pay $2,000 or more per month in rent.
- 36.2% of occupied units are not rent-paying.
- 26.7% of renters are under 35 years old.
- 21.8% are 65 or older.
- 19.9% are not high school graduates.
- 21.2% have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- 16.6% of renting households have lived in their home for more than 20 years.
- The largest racial demographics among renters are Hispanic or Latino (98.7%), White, including Caucasian, Hispanic or Latino (32.0%), and Black or African American (7.97%).
- 28.5% of renters identify as another, unspecified race.