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Cities in Georgia by median gross rent (monthly), 2024

Johns Creek, GA had the highest median gross rent (monthly) of 101 cities in 2024, at $2,257. Douglas, GA had the lowest, at $680. The median was $1,407 and the figure for Georgia was $1,393. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest2,257Johns Creek, GA
Lowest680Douglas, GA
Median1,407101 cities
Georgia1,393History

Top 40 cities, 2024

Johns Creek, GA: 2,257 USDJohns Creek, GA2,257Peachtree City, GA: 2,086 USDPeachtree City, GA2,086Braselton, GA: 2,082 USDBraselton, GA2,082Milton, GA: 2,065 USDMilton, GA2,065Loganville, GA: 2,018 USDLoganville, GA2,018Alpharetta, GA: 1,948 USDAlpharetta, GA1,948Suwanee, GA: 1,885 USDSuwanee, GA1,885Brookhaven, GA: 1,882 USDBrookhaven, GA1,882Sandy Springs, GA: 1,870 USDSandy Springs, GA1,870Doraville, GA: 1,868 USDDoraville, GA1,868Sugar Hill, GA: 1,862 USDSugar Hill, GA1,862Chamblee, GA: 1,859 USDChamblee, GA1,859Dunwoody, GA: 1,859 USDDunwoody, GA1,859Holly Springs, GA: 1,850 USDHolly Springs, GA1,850Kennesaw, GA: 1,845 USDKennesaw, GA1,845Duluth, GA: 1,828 USDDuluth, GA1,828Woodstock, GA: 1,821 USDWoodstock, GA1,821Snellville, GA: 1,818 USDSnellville, GA1,818Flowery Branch, GA: 1,814 USDFlowery Branch, GA1,814Port Wentworth, GA: 1,812 USDPort Wentworth, GA1,812Roswell, GA: 1,810 USDRoswell, GA1,810McDonough, GA: 1,792 USDMcDonough, GA1,792Richmond Hill, GA: 1,781 USDRichmond Hill, GA1,781Lilburn, GA: 1,778 USDLilburn, GA1,778Smyrna, GA: 1,739 USDSmyrna, GA1,739Fayetteville, GA: 1,720 USDFayetteville, GA1,720Norcross, GA: 1,715 USDNorcross, GA1,715Atlanta, GA: 1,711 USDAtlanta, GA1,711Cumming, GA: 1,705 USDCumming, GA1,705South Fulton, GA: 1,702 USDSouth Fulton, GA1,702Peachtree Corners, GA: 1,701 USDPeachtree Corners, GA1,701Canton, GA: 1,680 USDCanton, GA1,680Pooler, GA: 1,671 USDPooler, GA1,671Acworth, GA: 1,664 USDAcworth, GA1,664Decatur, GA: 1,655 USDDecatur, GA1,655Tucker, GA: 1,647 USDTucker, GA1,647Lawrenceville, GA: 1,613 USDLawrenceville, GA1,613Stonecrest, GA: 1,601 USDStonecrest, GA1,601Marietta, GA: 1,586 USDMarietta, GA1,586Powder Springs, GA: 1,583 USDPowder Springs, GA1,583Johns Creek, GA: 2,257 USDJohns Creek, GA2,257Peachtree City, GA: 2,086 USDPeachtree City, GA2,086Braselton, GA: 2,082 USDBraselton, GA2,082Milton, GA: 2,065 USDMilton, GA2,065Loganville, GA: 2,018 USDLoganville, GA2,018Alpharetta, GA: 1,948 USDAlpharetta, GA1,948Suwanee, GA: 1,885 USDSuwanee, GA1,885Brookhaven, GA: 1,882 USDBrookhaven, GA1,882Sandy Springs, GA: 1,870 USDSandy Springs, GA1,870Doraville, GA: 1,868 USDDoraville, GA1,868Sugar Hill, GA: 1,862 USDSugar Hill, GA1,862Chamblee, GA: 1,859 USDChamblee, GA1,859Dunwoody, GA: 1,859 USDDunwoody, GA1,859Holly Springs, GA: 1,850 USDHolly Springs, GA1,850Kennesaw, GA: 1,845 USDKennesaw, GA1,845Duluth, GA: 1,828 USDDuluth, GA1,828Woodstock, GA: 1,821 USDWoodstock, GA1,821Snellville, GA: 1,818 USDSnellville, GA1,818Flowery Branch, GA: 1,814 USDFlowery Branch, GA1,814Port Wentworth, GA: 1,812 USDPort Wentworth, GA1,812Roswell, GA: 1,810 USDRoswell, GA1,810McDonough, GA: 1,792 USDMcDonough, GA1,792Richmond Hill, GA: 1,781 USDRichmond Hill, GA1,781Lilburn, GA: 1,778 USDLilburn, GA1,778Smyrna, GA: 1,739 USDSmyrna, GA1,739Fayetteville, GA: 1,720 USDFayetteville, GA1,720Norcross, GA: 1,715 USDNorcross, GA1,715Atlanta, GA: 1,711 USDAtlanta, GA1,711Cumming, GA: 1,705 USDCumming, GA1,705South Fulton, GA: 1,702 USDSouth Fulton, GA1,702Peachtree Corners, GA: 1,701 USDPeachtree Corners, GA1,701Canton, GA: 1,680 USDCanton, GA1,680Pooler, GA: 1,671 USDPooler, GA1,671Acworth, GA: 1,664 USDAcworth, GA1,664Decatur, GA: 1,655 USDDecatur, GA1,655Tucker, GA: 1,647 USDTucker, GA1,647Lawrenceville, GA: 1,613 USDLawrenceville, GA1,613Stonecrest, GA: 1,601 USDStonecrest, GA1,601Marietta, GA: 1,586 USDMarietta, GA1,586Powder Springs, GA: 1,583 USDPowder Springs, GA1,583
USD. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25064: median gross rent (dollars), renter-occupied housing units paying cash rent, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCities2024
USD		Change on 2023
1Johns Creek, GA2,257+3.9%
2Peachtree City, GA2,086+8.9%
3Braselton, GA2,082+26.6%
4Milton, GA2,065+11.4%
5Loganville, GA2,018+36.4%
6Alpharetta, GA1,948+3.9%
7Suwanee, GA1,885+3.2%
8Brookhaven, GA1,882+5.2%
9Sandy Springs, GA1,870+4.5%
10Doraville, GA1,868+12.5%
11Sugar Hill, GA1,862+7.1%
12Chamblee, GA1,859+4.7%
12Dunwoody, GA1,859+2.9%
14Holly Springs, GA1,850-4%
15Kennesaw, GA1,845+4.7%
16Duluth, GA1,828+2.4%
17Woodstock, GA1,821+5%
18Snellville, GA1,818+1.3%
19Flowery Branch, GA1,814+4.3%
20Port Wentworth, GA1,812+10%
21Roswell, GA1,810+6%
22McDonough, GA1,792+13.7%
23Richmond Hill, GA1,781+1.4%
24Lilburn, GA1,778+20.2%
25Smyrna, GA1,739+3.4%
26Fayetteville, GA1,720+8%
27Norcross, GA1,715+3.7%
28Atlanta, GA1,711+5.8%
29Cumming, GA1,705+11.8%
30South Fulton, GA1,702+5.9%
31Peachtree Corners, GA1,701+5.2%
32Canton, GA1,680+5.5%
33Pooler, GA1,671+2.8%
34Acworth, GA1,664+6.1%
35Decatur, GA1,655-3.6%
36Tucker, GA1,647+13%
37Lawrenceville, GA1,613+10.7%
38Stonecrest, GA1,601+7.4%
39Marietta, GA1,586+6.4%
40Powder Springs, GA1,583-11%
41Douglasville, GA1,582+8.6%
42Locust Grove, GA1,573+5.6%
43Villa Rica, GA1,547+5.8%
44Newnan, GA1,542+10.9%
45Stockbridge, GA1,494+4%
46Dallas, GA1,492+10.1%
47Lovejoy, GA1,481-4.2%
48Fairburn, GA1,479-6.9%
49Mableton, GA1,472+5.2%
50Clarkston, GA1,422+4.9%
51Grovetown, GA1,407+3.4%
52Savannah, GA1,382+6.1%
53East Point, GA1,364+3.8%
54Riverdale, GA1,360+7.4%
55Buford, GA1,357+8%
56Union City, GA1,330+9.6%
57Auburn, GA1,326+10.7%
58Conyers, GA1,318+9.9%
59Gainesville, GA1,299+5.3%
60Garden City, GA1,282+15.4%
61Kingsland, GA1,275+6.2%
62Rincon, GA1,245-0.2%
63Cartersville, GA1,229+2.9%
64Athens, GA1,219+4.9%
65Hinesville, GA1,212+3.9%
65Warner Robins, GA1,212+5.3%
67Winder, GA1,209+10.7%
68College Park, GA1,207+6.7%
69Covington, GA1,191+2.5%
70Forest Park, GA1,189+8%
71St. Marys, GA1,183+1%
72Augusta, GA1,142+5.1%
73Perry, GA1,132+2.4%
74Griffin, GA1,110+7.4%
75Columbus, GA1,106+3.2%
76Monroe, GA1,105-1.2%
77Carrollton, GA1,089+2.1%
78Thomasville, GA1,077+5.1%
79Jefferson, GA1,074+18.5%
80LaGrange, GA1,073+3.4%
81Macon, GA1,066+3.9%
82Valdosta, GA1,054+5.4%
83Rome, GA1,032+5.7%
84Dalton, GA996+7.8%
85Brunswick, GA951+8.6%
86Statesboro, GA944+1%
87Fort Oglethorpe, GA937-1.6%
88Albany, GA931+3.7%
89Milledgeville, GA913+7.4%
90Cedartown, GA896+4.6%
91Calhoun, GA873+11.2%
92Dublin, GA847+12.6%
93Americus, GA834+1.1%
94Tifton, GA798+0.6%
95Vidalia, GA794+8.6%
96Bainbridge, GA791-6.2%
97Moultrie, GA790+1.7%
98Cairo, GA778+6.9%
99Waycross, GA768-5.2%
100Jesup, GA696+3%
101Douglas, GA680-3.4%

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Monthly gross rent of renter-occupied housing units paying cash rent, at the middle of the distribution, in US dollars of the last year of the period.

More on how it is measured
  • Gross rent is the contract rent plus the estimated cost of utilities and fuels paid by the renter.
  • United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

A median, not an average, of what all renters pay, including long-standing leases, so it is lower than asking rents for new listings.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the cities are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25064: median gross rent (dollars), renter-occupied housing units paying cash rent, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25064.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25064: median gross rent (dollars), renter-occupied housing units paying cash rent, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more) (Cities in Georgia by median gross rent (monthly), 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25064.dat

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American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25064: median gross rent (dollars), renter-occupied housing units paying cash rent, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more), Cities in Georgia by median gross rent (monthly), 2024. U.S. Census Bureau, 29 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25064.dat. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/median-gross-rent/georgia-cities. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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  title = {{American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25064: median gross rent (dollars), renter-occupied housing units paying cash rent, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more): Cities in Georgia by median gross rent (monthly), 2024}},
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Which city has the highest median gross rent (monthly)?

Johns Creek, GA, with $2,257 in 2024, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which city has the lowest median gross rent (monthly)?

Douglas, GA, with $680 in 2024.

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