Rankings / Most Expensive Cities to Rent / Michigan
Most Expensive Cities to Rent in Michigan
Ranked by median gross rent, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Forest Hills$1,958/mo2Novi$1,747/mo3Ann Arbor$1,649/mo4Rochester Hills$1,644/mo5Troy$1,602/mo6Farmington Hills$1,551/mo7Oak Park$1,396/mo8Royal Oak$1,381/mo9Southfield$1,340/mo10Dearborn Heights$1,331/mo11Dearborn$1,327/mo12Eastpointe$1,325/mo13Livonia$1,322/mo14Holt$1,317/mo15Okemos$1,298/mo16Sterling Heights$1,292/mo17Grand Rapids$1,266/mo18Kentwood$1,260/mo19Allen Park$1,246/mo20Roseville$1,233/mo21Warren$1,225/mo22Walker$1,202/mo23Wyoming$1,196/mo24Holland$1,193/mo25St. Clair Shores$1,183/mo26Madison Heights$1,176/mo27East Lansing$1,171/mo28Inkster$1,170/mo29Westland$1,158/mo30Garden City$1,150/mo31Portage$1,133/mo32Southgate$1,120/mo33Allendale$1,111/mo34Taylor$1,101/mo35Kalamazoo$1,078/mo36Detroit$1,074/mo37Pontiac$1,063/mo38Romulus$1,049/mo39Midland$1,048/mo40Lincoln Park$1,023/mo41Burton$1,009/mo42Muskegon$996/mo43Lansing$993/mo44Hamtramck$989/mo45Port Huron$982/mo46Battle Creek$957/mo47Saginaw$922/mo48Flint$915/mo49Jackson$898/mo50Bay City$766/mo
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.