Rental Stats and Trends

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RentHop tracks historical rental prices and trends for a majority of metropolitan areas in the United States.

Click on a city/metro in the list below to view average rents, as a whole and also by individual neighborhood.

City / Metro Area	1BR	2BR	Budget
Boston, MA	$2,200	$2,600	Pricey
Chicago, IL	$1,440	$1,750	Pricey
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX	$1,071	$1,395	Average
Los Angeles, CA	$1,695	$2,445	Pricey
Miami, FL	$1,450	$1,800	Pricey
New York City, NY	$3,150	$3,600	Pricey

View rental stats for a specific city/metro and neighborhood by using the selector below.

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