Miami rounded out the top 10 markets as the 10th most expensive city to rent, according to our most recent national rent report. Last month, one bedroom rent fell 1.1% to $1,780, while two bedrooms dropped 4.8% to $2,380. Year over year prices for both bedroom types are flat as well.
While West Little River and Southeast Gables had the fastest growing rent last quarter, both up over 12%, Sunrise Point and Country Club Section saw the biggest rent dips, both down around 9%.
Fisher Island rent grew to $6,500, holding onto its ranking as the most expensive on our map. Park West ($2,350) and Village of Key Biscayne ($2,250) were the next priciest areas, followed closely by Beach View, Brickell, and City Center, which were all tied at $2,200.
More affordable rentals priced closer to the city’s one bedroom median price of $1,780 could be found in Southwest Coconut Grove, Coral Way, and Upper East Side.
Meanwhile, the least expensive areas were Pinewood Park and Brownsville.
If you’re interested in how Miami’s rents compare with the rest of the nation’s, check out Zumper’s National Rent Report for August, which analyzes over 1 million active listings available in the prior month.
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