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Census ACS 2023 · 65 cities

Cities in Tennessee With Highest Rent

Rent prices directly impact affordability for the many residents who don't own their homes. In Tennessee, Nolensville town has the highest median rent at $2,557. Rent varies based on local housing supply, demand, proximity to employment centers, and overall cost of living. For renters evaluating where to live in Tennessee, this ranking shows how monthly housing costs compare across the state's 65 major cities.

Source: Census ACS 2023 5-Year Estimates

#CityMedian RentHome ValueMedian Income
1White House city$1,362$311,200$87,315
2Union City city$732.00$138,400$45,523
3Tullahoma city$866.00$228,800$60,855
4Springfield city$1,107$235,200$58,741
5Spring Hill city$1,738$452,400$106,658
6Soddy-Daisy city$996.00$241,400$67,824
7Smyrna town$1,366$326,700$78,409
8Shelbyville city$935.00$224,700$52,290
9Seymour Cdp$1,530$262,800$85,240
10Sevierville city$1,000$264,000$55,106
11Red Bank city$1,118$246,100$61,788
12Powell Cdp$1,153$264,500$85,281
13Portland city$1,100$256,400$72,380
14Paris city$763.00$142,700$39,365
15Oak Ridge city$1,076$233,500$71,000
16Nolensville town$2,557$695,100$170,068
17Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)$1,486$383,100$75,197
18Murfreesboro city$1,376$365,100$76,241
19Mount Juliet city$1,875$423,000$107,847
20Morristown city$855.00$155,700$44,811
21Millington city$1,059$172,800$51,695
22Middle Valley Cdp$1,255$277,400$93,264
23Memphis city$1,123$157,100$51,211
24McMinnville city$756.00$147,200$43,348
25Maryville city$1,149$310,600$79,340
26Martin city$808.00$177,700$41,510
27Manchester city$897.00$215,700$55,019
28Lewisburg city$859.00$183,400$52,634
29Lenoir City city$913.00$214,300$60,480
30Lebanon city$1,210$359,300$71,320
31Lawrenceburg city$768.00$158,100$41,458
32Lakeland city$1,611$373,800$113,843
33La Vergne city$1,714$273,700$80,418
34Knoxville city$1,116$214,000$50,994
35Kingsport city$843.00$203,000$50,436
36Johnson City city$957.00$238,000$55,429
37Jackson city$1,094$195,000$51,552
38Hendersonville city$1,552$396,500$91,503
39Hartsville/Trousdale County$805.00$284,100$63,190
40Greeneville town$680.00$210,700$51,516
41Goodlettsville city$1,370$355,000$65,898
42Germantown city$1,760$441,200$144,799
43Gallatin city$1,299$343,700$73,589
44Franklin city$1,861$646,300$115,000
45Farragut town$1,691$513,100$142,402
46Elizabethton city$751.00$159,700$44,834
47East Ridge city$1,112$182,500$55,988
48Dyersburg city$759.00$170,900$51,846
49Dickson city$999.00$263,100$69,074
50Crossville city$827.00$230,300$50,672
51Cookeville city$885.00$263,800$48,501
52Columbia city$1,092$261,700$61,204
53Collierville town$1,574$458,300$134,319
54Collegedale city$1,435$332,700$64,905
55Clinton city$858.00$204,700$64,005
56Cleveland city$966.00$241,800$55,904
57Clarksville city$1,215$236,100$66,786
58Chattanooga city$1,155$259,200$61,028
59Bristol city$764.00$182,500$55,007
60Brentwood city$2,497$926,700$184,720
61Bartlett city$1,658$283,700$100,660
62Atoka town$1,279$283,500$86,922
63Athens city$807.00$197,300$53,151
64Arlington town$2,046$367,700$125,909
65Alcoa city$1,057$232,300$60,049

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Frequently Asked Questions

Nolensville town is the #1 ranked city in Tennessee by median rent, with a value of $2,557 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Tennessee has 65 cities with 10,000+ population tracked in Census ACS 2023 data.

All data comes from the American Community Survey (ACS) 2023 5-Year estimates by the US Census Bureau.

Data from the American Community Survey 2023 5-Year estimates. Covers cities with populations of 10,000 or more in Tennessee.