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Median Rent
  • $1,570 - $1,730
  • $1,400 - $1,560
  • $1,240 - $1,400
  • $1,080 - $1,240
  • $920 - $1,080
  • $750 - $910
  • $590 - $750

Houston Rent Snapshot Houston Rent Snapshot

Chart Bdr Mdn Rent Sect8 Avg Sqft $/Sqft Rentals
Studio $497 $569 541 $0.92 728
1 $640 $633 738 $0.87 7,500+
2 $883 $768 1124 $0.79 8,000+
3 $1,260 $1,024 1691 $0.75 5,500+
4 $1,350 $1,287 2197 $0.61 1,000+
Last updated: Monday, August 25, 2008

Houston Demographics, Vacancy Rate, Renter occupied Houston At a Glance

Rental Area DemographicsTypical neighbor is mostly of White or Hispanic ethnicity, majority attaining High School education level and generates about $36,616 per year in household income.

  •   Renter occupied: 50 %
  •   Population: 1,953,631
  •   Vacancy rate: 8.2 %
  •   Median household income: $36,616
  •   Monthly rent affordability: $915
  •   Crime rate index: Violent: 5, Property: 5 (1-lowest, 5-highest)
  •   Ethnicity: White (49 %) , Hispanic (37 %) , Black (25 %)
  •   Age groups: Under 18 (27 %), 25 to 34 (18 %), 35 to 44 (16 %)
  •   Education: High School (42 %) , College (11 %) , Graduate School (6 %)

The information is based on 2000 Census data.

Houston Neighborhoods

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  Southeast (1,000+) $450 (24)-15.1% $585 (307)0.9% $731 (383)4.0% $1,100 (346)10.0% $1,148 (104)-5.4%
  Bellaire (1,000+) $460 (60)2.2% $495 (334)-4.8% $697 (367)5.1% $1,100 (395)-8.3% $1,395 (132)7.3%
  Pasadina (847) $560 (25)0.0% $550 (252)2.0% $795 (266)2.1% $1,275 (220)10.9% $1,450 (84)0.0%
  Northwest (801) $420 (22)-1.2% $485 (161)2.1% $685 (268)7.4% $1,050 (276)0.0% $950 (74)-
  Northeast (267) - - $519 (60)-0.4% $609 (82)0.7% $800 (86)10.3% $923 (39)13.5%
  Spring Branch (667) $458 (27)-8.4% $528 (139)-8.2% $710 (189)-6.0% $1,050 (259)-8.7% $1,300 (53)-
  North (222) - - $590 (83)2.6% $755 (74)12.9% $950 (65)11.1% - -
  West Houston (2,000+) $485 (54)0.0% $630 (702)-7.4% $895 (827)2.5% $1,240 (629)0.1% $1,645 (181)-8.5%
  Sugarland (1,000+) $470 (39)2.2% $495 (296)-1.0% $665 (376)0.9% $988 (274)4.0% $1,200 (60)-4.0%
  East End (388) - - $1,099 (100)14.7% $1,512 (165)6.3% $1,675 (118)1.5% $1,250 (5)-
  Southwest (337) - - $725 (42)-8.1% $989 (50)-0.6% $1,050 (178)-4.4% $950 (67)-12.7%
  Meyerland (344) - - $469 (78)-23.7% $669 (66)- $1,298 (137)3.8% $1,825 (63)4.3%
  Far Northeast (399) - - $679 (89)4.5% $905 (91)3.4% $1,075 (143)-8.5% $1,700 (76)0.0%
  Westchase (1,000+) $525 (67)2.9% $594 (484)0.2% $785 (477)1.0% $1,395 (201)7.4% $1,600 (49)0.1%
  Greater Heights (1,000+) $505 (28)1.0% $800 (396)14.3% $1,263 (477)-0.9% $1,928 (292)3.4% $2,800 (41)-3.4%
  Galleria-Uptown (1,000+) $513 (60)-8.4% $770 (512)2.8% $1,245 (600)3.8% $2,083 (281)10.4% $3,450 (44)7.0%
  Far North (319) $440 (17)0.0% $495 (109)-2.2% $654 (130)5.0% $871 (63)-11.3% - -
  Medical (1,000+) $895 (42)0.0% $800 (420)0.0% $1,130 (419)2.7% $1,691 (212)-2.1% $2,200 (11)-
  River Oaks (922) $680 (31)-4.2% $948 (361)1.8% $1,478 (368)5.2% $2,350 (149)6.9% $3,200 (13)-
  Greater Memorial (178) - - $745 (69)6.7% $965 (62)-4.0% $1,335 (42)-15.9% $2,196 (5)-
  Montrose (1,000+) $780 (54)11.4% $800 (631)-4.5% $1,500 (561)0.0% $2,300 (228)-2.1% $3,500 (17)-
  West University (321) $535 (10)0.0% $778 (89)11.1% $1,475 (87)4.4% $2,700 (97)3.8% $3,850 (38)10.0%
  Rice (266) - - $815 (116)17.3% $1,488 (101)-0.8% $2,500 (44)13.6% $3,200 (5)-
  Downtown (189) $900 (20)- $1,383 (71)-7.8% $1,795 (68)-10.3% $2,300 (30)-21.1% - -
  Rice Military (428) $500 (27)- $1,028 (89)1.5% $1,580 (135)-10.0% $2,450 (177)-0.9% - -
  Midtown (203) $940 (5)- $1,182 (71)18.2% $1,700 (72)- $2,520 (55)8.4% - -

City Houston is the largest city in the state of Texas and has the fourth-largest population among cities in the United States. As of July 1, 2006, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates the Houston population at 2,144,491, in an area covering more than 600 square miles. Houston is the county seat of Harris County and part of the Houston–Sugar Land–Baytown metropolitan area, the sixth-largest metropolitan area in the U.S., with a population of more than.5 million. Houston apartments for rent comparison page shows most up to date rent information on Houston apartments and houses. Rent information is obtained from multiple rental sources but we cannot guarantee their accuracy.