Dallas Metro Report: November 2016

The Zumper Dallas Metro Report analyzed around 20,000 active listings in October across the 14 most populated cities in the area to highlight the most expensive cities and cities with the fastest growing rents.

Cities Ranked By Rent

–Dallas, Texas ranked as the most expensive city to rent, with one bedroom units at a median of $1,210. Rent here is currently over $350 more expensive than the state median of $855.
–Richardson, TX, only $80 behind Dallas, came in as the second priciest area to rent, with one bedroom units at a median of $1,130.
–Plano, TX was the third most expensive city with a $1,070 median for one bedroom units.
–Frisco, TX, nearly tied with Plano, had one bedrooms priced a median of $1,060. Prices here were over $200 more expensive than the state median.

Cities Ranked By Y/Y% Change

–Fort Worth, TX one bedroom prices grew 11% since last year, making it the city with the fastest growing rent in the Dallas metro area.
–Frisco, TX had a yearly growth rate of 10.4%, ranking just behind Fort Worth as the second city with the fastest growing rents.
–Richardson, TX had the third fastest growing rents, with one bedrooms up 8.7% since last year.
–Plano, TX followed closely behind Richardson with an 8.1% yearly growth rate.

Full Data

Rank	City	Restaurant Score	Nightlife Score	Team Score	Recreation Score	Zumper Score	Total Score
1	NEW YORK, NY	100	100	100	100	100	100
2	CHICAGO, IL	100	100	100	100	95	99
3	LOS ANGELES, CA	100	90	100	100	95	97
4	HOUSTON, TX	100	100	90	100	90	96
5	SAN FRANCISCO, CA	90	90	90	100	85	91
6	PHILADELPHIA, PA	90	90	90	90	90	90
7	DALLAS, TX	90	90	90	90	85	89
8	SAN DIEGO, CA	90	90	80	90	75	85
9	PORTLAND, OR	90	90	80	80	80	84
10	BOSTON, MA	80	70	90	90	90	84
11	SAN ANTONIO, TX	80	90	80	80	85	83
12	WASHINGTON, D.C	80	80	90	90	75	83
13	COLUMBUS, OH	80	90	80	90	75	83
14	ATLANTA, GA	80	80	90	90	75	83
15	BALTIMORE, MD	80	80	80	90	85	83
16	SEATTLE, WA	80	80	90	90	70	82
17	LAS VEGAS, NV	90	90	70	80	75	81
18	AUSTIN, TX	80	80	70	80	90	80
19	PITTSBURGH, PA	80	80	90	80	70	80
20	JACKSONVILLE, FL	80	70	80	90	75	79
21	DENVER, CO	80	80	90	70	75	79
22	PHOENIX, AZ	80	70	90	70	80	78
23	INDIANAPOLIS, IN	80	70	80	80	80	78
24	CLEVELAND, OH	80	80	90	70	70	78
25	CINCINNATI, OH	80	80	80	80	70	78
26	ORLANDO, FL	80	80	80	70	75	77
27	TAMPA, FL	80	70	90	70	75	77
28	ST. LOUIS, MO	80	80	80	70	75	77
29	CHARLOTTE, NC	80	70	80	80	75	77
30	MIAMI, FL	80	70	90	70	70	76
31	SAN JOSE, CA	80	70	80	80	70	76
32	NEW ORLEANS, LA	70	80	80	80	70	76
33	KANSAS CITY, MO	70	70	90	80	70	76
34	SPRINGFIELD, MO	80	80	70	70	70	74
35	SACRAMENTO, CA	70	70	80	80	70	74
36	NASHVILLE, TN	70	70	80	80	70	74
37	EL PASO, TX	70	70	70	80	80	74
38	MINNEAPOLIS, MN	70	70	90	70	70	74
39	MILWAUKEE, WI	70	80	80	70	70	74
40	TUCSON, AZ	70	70	70	70	80	72
41	COLUMBIA, WA	70	70	70	70	75	71
42	ARLINGTON, TX	70	70	70	70	75	71
43	RICHMOND, VA	70	70	70	70	70	70
44	LOUISVILLE, KY	70	70	70	70	70	70
45	ROCHESTER, NY	70	70	70	70	70	70
46	FORT WORTH, TX	70	70	70	70	70	70
47	NEWARK, NJ	70	70	70	70	70	70

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The Zumper Dallas Metro Report analyzed around 20,000 listings that hit the market in October 2016. Listings are aggregated by city to calculate median asking rents.
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