Georgia rankings
Highest-Rent Cities in Georgia
Ranked by typical monthly rent. Higher rents can support stronger cash flow, but weigh them against home prices — the rent-to-price relationship, not rent alone, drives returns.
1Greensboro$3,155/mo2Eatonton$3,000/mo3Saint Simons Island$2,947/mo4Johns Creek$2,561/mo5Dacula$2,558/mo6Braselton$2,482/mo7Hiawassee$2,450/mo8Sharpsburg$2,435/mo9Guyton$2,423/mo10Fayetteville$2,362/mo11Cumming$2,311/mo12Auburn$2,302/mo13Avondale Estates$2,298/mo14Richmond Hill$2,292/mo15Loganville$2,289/mo16Peachtree City$2,286/mo17Jasper$2,275/mo18Ludowici$2,240/mo19Locust Grove$2,238/mo20Dahlonega$2,220/mo21Flemington$2,200/mo22Hoschton$2,164/mo23Canton$2,162/mo24Ellenwood$2,157/mo25Woodstock$2,149/mo
Typical rent across 159 published Georgia markets with the data this ranking needs, updated monthly. These are estimates from market-level data — confirm any deal with a full Comparative Market Analysis (CMA).