Average Rent by ZIP Code

Average rent by ZIP code reveals neighborhood-level pricing that city averages mask. Browse popular ZIP codes below, or search any address for a comp-backed estimate based on what similar properties are listing for right now.

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A rent range based on active rental listings nearby, with a confidence score.

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Frequently asked questions

Why look up rent by ZIP code instead of by city?

A city-wide average can hide wide variation across neighborhoods. A $1,800 city average might reflect ZIP codes ranging from $1,200 to $2,800. Looking up rent by ZIP code gives you a more accurate benchmark for a specific location — which matters when setting rent, evaluating a purchase, or comparing properties across a metro.

How do I find the average rent for my ZIP code?

Browse the ZIP codes below for local market data, or enter your property address in the search above — we return a comp-backed estimate filtered to properties in the same ZIP and surrounding area.

Does average rent change significantly between adjacent ZIP codes?

Yes. School district boundaries, proximity to employment centers, walkability scores, and neighborhood character can create $200–$600/mo differences between adjacent ZIPs. Rent by ZIP is a much tighter pricing signal than rent by city.

How many rental listings are used to calculate ZIP-level rent averages?

It depends on density. Dense urban ZIPs can have 50–200+ active listings at any given time. Suburban ZIPs may have 10–30. Rural ZIPs may have fewer than 5. We show a confidence score based on comp volume so you know how much weight to put on the estimate.

Are ZIP code rent figures the same as what I'd get from an address search?

Close, but not identical. ZIP-level pages show market-wide averages for that code. An address-level search filters more narrowly by bedroom count and property size, giving you a more precise estimate for a specific unit. For pricing decisions, always use the address-level search.

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