States With The Highest Rent

When considering a move, it's essential to keep in mind the cost of living. The following ten states are known for their high rent prices, which could be a significant factor in your decision-making process.

Kicking off the list at number 10 is New Hampshire, where the average rent is $1,879 per month. Colorado comes in ninth, with residents paying an average of $1,897 monthly.

The Sunshine State, Florida, takes eighth place, with an average rent of $1,935. Next up is Washington, boasting a thriving tech scene, but with a heftier price tag of $2,033 per month.

New Jersey ranks sixth on the list, with residents shelling out an average of $2,098 for housing.

The nation's capital, the District of Columbia, comes in fifth place, costing renters an average of $2,383 monthly. Meanwhile, the iconic New York ranks fourth, with a monthly average rent of $2,494.

Hawaii's breathtaking beauty comes at a price, with an average rent of $2,513, landing it in third place.

The Golden State, California, is well-known for its high cost of living, and it's no different when it comes to rent prices, averaging $2,529 per month.

Topping the list is Massachusetts, where residents can expect to pay a staggering $2,623 monthly for rent.

Also, some states like New York & New Jersey don't have statewide rent control laws, but various cities in the state might. And yes, DC is not a state. For some reason it's still included.
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Source: RentCafe (average rent price)
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