Rankings / Cities with the Highest Rent Burden / Georgia
Cities with the Highest Rent Burden in Georgia
Annualized median rent as a share of median household income, from the Census Bureau.
1Union City32.2%2Lawrenceville31.4%3Stonecrest29.7%4LaGrange29.5%5Savannah29.0%6Redan28.8%7McDonough28.5%8Athens-Clarke County unified government (balance)27.6%9Valdosta27.5%10Kennesaw26.6%11Chamblee26.4%12Marietta26.2%13Stockbridge25.6%14Statesboro25.3%15Canton25.2%16Macon-Bibb County25.0%17Peachtree Corners24.9%18South Fulton24.8%19Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)24.7%20Tucker24.6%21Hinesville24.2%22Carrollton24.0%23Douglasville24.0%24Atlanta24.0%25East Point23.9%26Albany23.6%27Gainesville23.3%28Duluth23.0%29Columbus22.9%30Rome22.8%31Mableton22.7%32Newnan22.5%33Peachtree City22.0%34Pooler21.9%35Warner Robins21.7%36Sandy Springs21.5%37Woodstock21.1%38Smyrna20.9%39Brookhaven19.2%40Martinez18.9%41Dalton18.8%42Dunwoody18.3%43Johns Creek16.9%44Roswell16.9%45Alpharetta15.8%46Evans15.5%47Milton14.5%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.