Rent Calculator
Figuring out how much rent you can afford is easy with our rent calculator. According to the 30% rule, renters shouldn't spend more than one-third of their income on rent. While this rule isn't law, it's commonly used by property managers and landlords to evaluate renter applications.
How much rent can I afford?
Top cities
Atlanta Apartments
1,945 apartments starting at $600/month
Austin Apartments
4,639 apartments starting at $600/month
Baltimore Apartments
1,464 apartments starting at $500/month
Boston Apartments
3,603 apartments starting at $840/month
Charlotte Apartments
2,903 apartments starting at $560/month
Chicago Apartments
4,023 apartments starting at $638/month
Dallas Apartments
5,668 apartments starting at $610/month
Fort Worth Apartments
2,185 apartments starting at $538/month
Houston Apartments
4,408 apartments starting at $590/month
Las Vegas Apartments
1,080 apartments starting at $775/month
Los Angeles Apartments
11,692 apartments starting at $625/month
Miami Apartments
544 apartments starting at $1,200/month
Milwaukee Apartments
949 apartments starting at $465/month
New York Apartments
4,077 apartments starting at $488/month
Oakland Apartments
586 apartments starting at $841/month
Orlando Apartments
870 apartments starting at $750/month
Philadelphia Apartments
3,577 apartments starting at $525/month
Phoenix Apartments
4,048 apartments starting at $599/month
Pittsburgh Apartments
1,228 apartments starting at $600/month
Portland Apartments
2,608 apartments starting at $649/month
Raleigh Apartments
1,340 apartments starting at $625/month
San Antonio Apartments
3,907 apartments starting at $400/month
San Diego Apartments
2,911 apartments starting at $650/month
San Francisco Apartments
417 apartments starting at $675/month
San Jose Apartments
372 apartments starting at $1,300/month
Seattle Apartments
3,482 apartments starting at $450/month
Tampa Apartments
1,065 apartments starting at $750/month
Washington DC Apartments
2,912 apartments starting at $825/month