Rankings / Most Expensive Cities to Rent / Georgia
Most Expensive Cities to Rent in Georgia
Ranked by median gross rent, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Johns Creek$2,257/mo2Peachtree City$2,086/mo3Milton$2,065/mo4Alpharetta$1,948/mo5Brookhaven$1,882/mo6Sandy Springs$1,870/mo7Dunwoody$1,859/mo8Chamblee$1,859/mo9Kennesaw$1,845/mo10Duluth$1,828/mo11Woodstock$1,821/mo12Roswell$1,810/mo13McDonough$1,792/mo14Smyrna$1,739/mo15Atlanta$1,711/mo16South Fulton$1,702/mo17Peachtree Corners$1,701/mo18Canton$1,680/mo19Pooler$1,671/mo20Tucker$1,647/mo21Evans$1,617/mo22Lawrenceville$1,613/mo23Stonecrest$1,601/mo24Marietta$1,586/mo25Douglasville$1,582/mo26Redan$1,566/mo27Newnan$1,542/mo28Stockbridge$1,494/mo29Mableton$1,472/mo30Savannah$1,382/mo31East Point$1,364/mo32Union City$1,330/mo33Gainesville$1,299/mo34Martinez$1,284/mo35Athens-Clarke County unified government (balance)$1,219/mo36Warner Robins$1,212/mo37Hinesville$1,212/mo38Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)$1,142/mo39Columbus$1,106/mo40Carrollton$1,089/mo41LaGrange$1,073/mo42Macon-Bibb County$1,066/mo43Valdosta$1,054/mo44Rome$1,032/mo45Dalton$996/mo46Statesboro$944/mo47Albany$931/mo
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.