Rankings / Cities with the Highest Rent Burden / Virginia
Cities with the Highest Rent Burden in Virginia
Annualized median rent as a share of median household income, from the Census Bureau.
1Blacksburg32.5%2Petersburg27.8%3Portsmouth25.8%4Richmond25.5%5Springfield25.3%6Charlottesville24.7%7Winchester24.7%8Hampton24.6%9Woodbridge24.1%10Norfolk24.0%11Tysons23.1%12Newport News23.1%13Harrisonburg22.8%14Danville22.6%15Fredericksburg22.6%16Lynchburg22.2%17Virginia Beach22.1%18Fair Oaks22.0%19Roanoke21.6%20Mechanicsville21.0%21Alexandria20.9%22Sterling20.8%23Salem20.4%24Suffolk20.2%25Dale City20.1%26Chesapeake20.0%27Annandale20.0%28Centreville19.8%29Arlington19.6%30Manassas19.5%31Lake Ridge19.2%32Ashburn19.0%33Staunton18.7%34Burke18.7%35West Falls Church18.4%36Tuckahoe18.0%37Reston18.0%38South Riding17.7%39Cave Spring17.6%40Leesburg17.4%41Linton Hall17.3%42Oakton17.0%43McLean16.4%44Short Pump16.0%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.