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41 Americans Revealed Their Monthly Rent Costs, And I’m Honestly Questioning If I Should Move

Recently, I asked the BuzzFeed Community to anonymously share how much they paid monthly for rent and where in the United States they were located. The result is a fascinating snapshot of how far a dollar stretches across America.

1.“$579 for an 845 sq. ft. house in Toledo, Ohio.”

2.“$750 for a 900 sq. ft. apartment in Buffalo, New York.”

3.“$785 for an 1,100 sq. ft. house in Columbia, South Carolina.”

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4.“$800 for a 500 sq. ft. place in Central Mississippi.”

5.“$900 for an 800 sq. ft. apartment in South Dakota.”

6.“$900 for a 1,056 sq. ft. house in rural Northern California.”

7.“$945 for a 900 sq. ft. apartment in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.”

Milwaukee Art Museum with sail-like design, surrounded by city skyline, reflected on calm water

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8.“$1,095 for a 900 sq. ft. apartment in New Orleans.”

9.“$1,400 for a 750 sq. ft. apartment in Pearland, Texas.”

10.“$1,400 for a 550 sq. ft. apartment in Dallas, Texas.”

Skyline of downtown Dallas with tall buildings and Reunion Tower, set against a clear sky and foreground of greenery

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11.“$1,450 for a $1,500 sq. ft. house in Nebraska.”

12.“$1,485 for a 400 sq. ft. apartment in Greater Boston.”

13.“$1,500 for a 2,000 sq. ft. house in Richmond, Virginia.”

City skyline with modern buildings by a river and a dramatic sky at sunset, reflecting on the water

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14.“$1,500 for a 1,184 sq. ft. apartment in Ashland, Massachusetts.”

15.“$1,584 for a 611 sq. ft. apartment in Denver, Colorado.”

16.“$1,650 for a 500 sq. ft. home in San Diego, California. No roommates.”

Cityscape at sunset with palm trees, skyscrapers, and reflections on wet pavement, creating a vibrant urban scene

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17.“$1,800 for a 625 sq. ft. apartment in Minneapolis, Minnesota.”

18.“$1,807 for a 700 sq. ft. apartment in Hillsboro, Oregon.”

19.“$1,845 for a 1,000 sq. ft. apartment in St. Louis, Missouri.”

The St. Louis Gateway Arch at dusk, with city skyline and reflections in the water

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20.“$1,850 for a 500 sq. ft. place in St. Petersburg, Florida.”

21.“$1,900 for a 1,500 sq. ft. house in Las Vegas, Nevada.”

22.“$1,900 for a 1,600 sq. ft. house in Rhode Island.”

Scenic view of Providence, Rhode Island with historic brick buildings, a river, and a church spire under a cloudy sky

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23.“$1,925 for a 500-ish sq. ft. apartment in Washington, DC.”

24.“$2,000 for a 3,000 sq. ft. house in Cincinnati, Ohio.”

25.“$2,069 for a 2,022 sq. ft. house in Minneapolis, Minnesota.”

Bridge over a calm river with city buildings in the background, trees lining the riverbank, and clear reflections on the water

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26.“$2,200 for a 1,100 sq. ft. apartment in Sacramento, California.”

27.“$2,200 for a 750 sq. ft. apartment in Lowell, Massachusetts.”

28.“$2,240 for a 1,700 sq. ft. house in Phoenix, Arizona.”

Aerial view of a city skyline with mountains in the background and a plane flying overhead. Urban landscape framed by distant peaks

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29.“$2,300 for an under 2,000 sq. ft. apartment in Southeast Pennsylvania.”

30.“$2,300 for a 1,200 sq. ft. house in Orlando, Florida.”

31.“$2,400 for a 728 sq. ft. apartment in Orange County, California.”

Scenic view of a coastal town with houses on cliffs above a long sandy beach, dotted with people enjoying the ocean and shoreline activities

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32.“$2,500 for a 1,200 sq. ft. place in Seattle, Washington.”

33.“$2,535 for a 1,000 sq. ft. place in Los Angeles, California.”

34.“$2,700 for a 700 sq. ft. apartment in Boston, Massachusetts.”

Waterfront view with docked ships and city skyline reflecting in the water, showcasing a blend of historic and modern architecture

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35.“$2,700 for a 2,400 sq. ft. place in Charlotte, North Carolina.”

36.“$2,750 for a 1,360 sq. ft. house in Bonney Lake, Washington.”

37.“$3,000 for a 1,700 sq. ft. house in Montana.”

Hillside town with historic mining structures, surrounded by greenery and mountains in the background

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38.“$3,100 for a 662 sq. ft. apartment in the Bay Area, California.”

39.“$3,350 for a 1,574 sq. ft. place in Potomac, Maryland.”

40.“$3,400 for a 770 sq. ft. apartment in New York City.”

41.Finally, “$5,000 for a 1,000 sq. ft. apartment in Manhattan.”

Aerial view of Manhattan, showcasing skyscrapers and waterways, with the city sprawling into the distance under a clear sky

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Didn’t see where you live? Want to share your rent? Drop it in the comments or completely anonymously in the Google form below.

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