Rankings / Cities with the Highest Rent Burden / North Carolina
Cities with the Highest Rent Burden in North Carolina
Annualized median rent as a share of median household income, from the Census Bureau.
1Jacksonville27.5%2Fayetteville25.7%3Clayton25.3%4Wilmington25.1%5Greenville24.3%6Goldsboro24.0%7Salisbury23.9%8Asheville23.7%9Garner23.6%10Charlotte23.6%11Asheboro23.0%12Indian Trail23.0%13Greensboro22.9%14Statesville22.7%15Gastonia22.6%16Chapel Hill22.5%17Wilson22.2%18Burlington22.2%19Durham22.2%20Raleigh22.1%21Winston-Salem22.0%22Sanford21.9%23Mooresville21.8%24Kannapolis21.4%25New Bern21.3%26High Point20.7%27Rocky Mount20.7%28Monroe20.6%29Concord20.0%30Hickory19.8%31Matthews19.5%32Huntersville18.3%33Mint Hill18.2%34Cornelius18.2%35Kernersville18.1%36Holly Springs17.9%37Fuquay-Varina17.9%38Morrisville17.8%39Thomasville17.3%40Apex15.8%41Wake Forest15.5%42Cary15.5%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.