$200–$349 — Weekly rent distribution
Share of weekly rent distribution that is $200–$349.
Median34.0%
Lowest12.4%
Highest53.9%
Areas16
Distribution
- 10.0%–11.8%: 0 areas
- 11.8%–13.6%: 2 areas
- 13.6%–15.4%: 0 areas
- 15.4%–17.1%: 1 area
- 17.1%–18.9%: 0 areas
- 18.9%–20.7%: 0 areas
- 20.7%–22.5%: 0 areas
- 22.5%–24.3%: 1 area
- 24.3%–26.1%: 0 areas
- 26.1%–27.9%: 2 areas
- 27.9%–29.6%: 0 areas
- 29.6%–31.4%: 1 area
- 31.4%–33.2%: 0 areas
- 33.2%–35.0%: 3 areas
- 35.0%–36.8%: 1 area
- 36.8%–38.6%: 1 area
- 38.6%–40.4%: 0 areas
- 40.4%–42.1%: 1 area
- 42.1%–43.9%: 0 areas
- 43.9%–45.7%: 0 areas
- 45.7%–47.5%: 0 areas
- 47.5%–49.3%: 2 areas
- 49.3%–51.1%: 0 areas
- 51.1%–52.9%: 0 areas
- 52.9%–54.6%: 1 area
- 54.6%–56.4%: 0 areas
- 56.4%–58.2%: 0 areas
- 58.2%–60.0%: 0 areas
Highest
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$200–$349 — Weekly rent distribution (2021)
12.5%
16.7%
26.8%
31.6%
34.6%
36.6%
46.7%
52.1%