$200–$349 — Weekly rent distribution
Share of weekly rent distribution that is $200–$349.
Median31.5%
Lowest0.0%
Highest100.0%
Areas2,216
Distribution
- 0.0%–2.5%: 54 areas
- 2.5%–5.0%: 48 areas
- 5.0%–7.5%: 74 areas
- 7.5%–10.0%: 81 areas
- 10.0%–12.5%: 98 areas
- 12.5%–15.0%: 96 areas
- 15.0%–17.5%: 111 areas
- 17.5%–20.0%: 108 areas
- 20.0%–22.5%: 106 areas
- 22.5%–25.0%: 108 areas
- 25.0%–27.5%: 76 areas
- 27.5%–30.0%: 101 areas
- 30.0%–32.5%: 78 areas
- 32.5%–35.0%: 93 areas
- 35.0%–37.5%: 80 areas
- 37.5%–40.0%: 70 areas
- 40.0%–42.5%: 83 areas
- 42.5%–45.0%: 81 areas
- 45.0%–47.5%: 96 areas
- 47.5%–50.0%: 86 areas
- 50.0%–52.5%: 102 areas
- 52.5%–55.0%: 81 areas
- 55.0%–57.5%: 80 areas
- 57.5%–60.0%: 54 areas
- 60.0%–62.5%: 60 areas
- 62.5%–65.0%: 34 areas
- 65.0%–67.5%: 25 areas
- 67.5%–70.0%: 52 areas
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$200–$349 — Weekly rent distribution (2021)
0.0%
11.1%
18.9%
27.0%
36.3%
45.8%
54.6%
68.1%