17 most expensive cities to live in USA - June 2020

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Biggest Increases, in %1 BR RentY/Y %
1Cleveland, OH$94016.0%
2Indianapolis, IN$87016.0%
3Columbus, OH$81015.7%
4Rochester, NY$97015.5%
5Chattanooga, TN$90015.4%
6Cincinnati, OH$90015.4%
7Philadelphia, PA$1,51015.3%
8St Louis, MO$91015.2%
9Norfolk, VA$92015.0%
10Lincoln, NE$77014.9%
11Newark, NJ$1,32014.8%
12Des Moines, IA$93014.8%
13Detroit, MI$70014.8%
14Wichita, KS$70014.8%
15Bakersfield, CA$84013.5%
16Reno, NV$1,03013.2%
17Baltimore, MD$1,32011.9%
18St Petersburg, FL$1,23011.8%
19Akron, OH$61010.9%
20Boise, ID$1,06010.4%
21Tucson, AZ$7009.4%
22Buffalo, NY$1,0809.1%
23Chesapeake, VA$1,0809.1%
24Fresno, CA$1,0909.0%
25Nashville, TN$1,3408.9%
26Memphis, TN$7908.2%
27Sacramento, CA$1,3607.9%
28Colorado Springs, CO$9907.6%
29Arlington, TX$8807.3%
30Albuquerque, NM$7507.1%
31Gilbert, AZ$1,2806.7%

Among the top 100 cities, 59 cities experienced year-over-year increases in the median asking rent in June. In eight cities, there was no change in rents. And in 33 cities, asking rents declined, including in many of the largest cities in the US.

1-BR rentY/Y %2-BR rentY/Y %
1San Francisco, CA$3,280-11.8%$4,340-9.6%
2New York, NY$2,890-1.7%$3,210-5.0%
3Boston, MA$2,410-1.6%$2,9002.1%
4Oakland, CA$2,3004.5%$2,8504.8%
4San Jose, CA$2,300-8.0%$2,860-4.7%
6Washington, DC$2,2701.3%$2,9202.5%
7Los Angeles, CA$2,150-3.6%$2,960-5.1%
8Miami, FL$1,8000.6%$2,3100.4%
8Seattle, WA$1,800-2.7%$2,250-6.3%
10San Diego, CA$1,750-0.6%$2,300-4.2%
11Santa Ana, CA$1,720-3.4%$2,3106.0%
12Honolulu, HI$1,6700.0%$2,100-8.7%
13Fort Lauderdale, FL$1,6503.1%$2,2004.8%
14Anaheim, CA$1,600-5.9%$1,960-7.5%
14Long Beach, CA$1,6003.2%$2,0100.5%
16Chicago, IL$1,5101.3%$1,8000.0%
16Philadelphia, PA$1,51015.3%$1,7502.9%
18Providence, RI$1,4702.8%$1,6504.4%
19Atlanta, GA$1,4405.1%$1,8405.7%
19Denver, CO$1,440-10.0%$1,880-5.1%
21Portland, OR$1,4204.4%$1,7501.2%
22Minneapolis, MN$1,4000.0%$1,9003.8%
22Scottsdale, AZ$1,4001.4%$1,870-2.1%
24New Orleans, LA$1,380-3.5%$1,6105.2%
25Sacramento, CA$1,3607.9%$1,6008.8%
26Nashville, TN$1,3408.9%$1,4507.4%
27Baltimore, MD$1,32011.9%$1,54010.8%
27Newark, NJ$1,32014.8%$1,68014.3%
29Gilbert, AZ$1,2806.7%$1,4904.2%
30Austin, TX$1,2505.0%$1,5200.7%
30Chandler, AZ$1,2503.3%$1,440-0.7%
32Dallas, TX$1,230-1.6%$1,680-1.8%
32St Petersburg, FL$1,23011.8%$1,6003.9%
34Orlando, FL$1,220-6.9%$1,400-6.7%
35Charlotte, NC$1,200-4.8%$1,3700.0%
36Tampa, FL$1,150-2.5%$1,3904.5%
37Plano, TX$1,130-2.6%$1,540-0.6%
38Henderson, NV$1,120-0.9%$1,3500.0%
39Richmond, VA$1,1102.8%$1,37011.4%
40Fort Worth, TX$1,100-4.3%$1,3601.5%
40Houston, TX$1,100-9.1%$1,310-6.4%
42Aurora, CO$1,090-8.4%$1,350-9.4%
42Fresno, CA$1,0909.0%$1,2408.8%
44Buffalo, NY$1,0809.1%$1,35014.4%
44Chesapeake, VA$1,0809.1%$1,2504.2%
44Irving, TX$1,080-9.2%$1,390-10.3%
44Madison, WI$1,080-8.5%$1,310-5.1%
44Pittsburgh, PA$1,0801.9%$1,3503.8%
49Boise, ID$1,06010.4%$1,1201.8%
50Salt Lake City, UT$1,050-1.9%$1,300-5.1%
50Virginia Beach, VA$1,0500.0%$1,2501.6%
52Durham, NC$1,040-6.3%$1,230-3.1%
53Reno, NV$1,03013.2%$1,3503.1%
54Raleigh, NC$1,020-1.9%$1,2000.0%
55Phoenix, AZ$1,0101.0%$1,2802.4%
56Las Vegas, NV$1,0001.0%$1,2004.3%
56Milwaukee, WI$1,0003.1%$1,17014.7%
58Colorado Springs, CO$9907.6%$1,2507.8%
59Rochester, NY$97015.5%$1,13015.3%
60Anchorage, AK$9605.5%$1,1802.6%
60Kansas City, MO$9600.0%$1,1200.9%
60Mesa, AZ$9604.3%$1,1903.5%
63Cleveland, OH$94016.0%$1,00014.9%
64Des Moines, IA$93014.8%$99015.1%
65Norfolk, VA$92015.0%$1,0701.9%
66St Louis, MO$91015.2%$1,29012.2%
67Chattanooga, TN$90015.4%$1,02014.6%
67Cincinnati, OH$90015.4%$1,2007.1%
67Jacksonville, FL$900-5.3%$1,1001.9%
70Arlington, TX$8807.3%$1,1505.5%
70San Antonio, TX$880-2.2%$1,100-1.8%
72Glendale, AZ$8703.6%$1,1002.8%
72Indianapolis, IN$87016.0%$94016.0%
74Louisville, KY$860-2.3%$940-1.1%
74Syracuse, NY$860-11.3%$1,0601.0%
76Omaha, NE$8501.2%$1,020-2.9%
77Bakersfield, CA$84013.5%$1,07015.1%
78Corpus Christi, TX$830-2.4%$1,050-0.9%
79Baton Rouge, LA$820-1.2%$9401.1%
80Columbus, OH$81015.7%$1,050-1.9%
80Knoxville, TN$8101.3%$9505.6%
80Spokane, WA$8100.0%$1,0707.0%
83Winston Salem, NC$8003.9%$8806.0%
84Augusta, GA$7905.3%$8808.6%
84Memphis, TN$7908.2%$8409.1%
86Laredo, TX$780-6.0%$8900.0%
87Lincoln, NE$77014.9%$9203.4%
88Tallahassee, FL$7600.0%$9002.3%
89Albuquerque, NM$7507.1%$9007.1%
89Lexington, KY$7500.0%$950-3.1%
89Oklahoma City, OK$7504.2%$8800.0%
92Greensboro, NC$7201.4%$8401.2%
93Detroit, MI$70014.8%$80015.9%
93Tucson, AZ$7009.4%$9305.7%
93Wichita, KS$70014.8%$7500.0%
96El Paso, TX$6804.6%$8000.0%
97Lubbock, TX$6503.2%$8407.7%
97Shreveport, LA$6500.0%$80014.3%
99Akron, OH$61010.9%$7300.0%
100Tulsa, OK$590-9.2%$8101.3%

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