Over the past year, Baltimore rent prices have steadily increased to now become the 16th most expensive in the country. One bedrooms had the greatest change, up 6.1% to settle at $1,220, while two bedrooms remained at $1,440. Such hikes have placed the city ahead of Dallas, Austin, and Minneapolis on our list of prices across the 50 largest US cities.
At a neighborhood level, the most expensive areas to rent a one bedroom this fall include Little Italy ($2,090), Locust Point ($2,050), Fells Point ($1,995), and Riverside ($1,750). However, despite rising prices, affordable rents can still be found in a number of areas. Neighborhoods to the west feature prices in the $500-$800 range, while easterly neighborhoods similarly are priced around $700-$800.
If you’re interested in seeing how Baltimore stacks up to the rest of the United States, view our September National Rent Report which analyzed over 1 million active listings available in August across the country.
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