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The middle monthly rent paid by renters, including utilities they pay ("gross rent"). Capped at $3,500+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $1,413
- Kentucky
- $967
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- 1Boone County$1,373
- 2Scott County$1,247
- 3Oldham County$1,219
- 4Fayette County$1,164
- 5Jefferson County$1,149
- 6Campbell County$1,145
- 7Woodford County$1,138
- 8Jessamine County$1,124
- 9Kenton County$1,069
- 10Christian County$1,040
- 11Shelby County$1,033
- 12Meade County$1,026
- 13Simpson County$1,012
- 14Nelson County$1,008
- 15Warren County$1,002
- 16Bullitt County$987
- 17Spencer County$987
- 18Hardin County$971
- 19Franklin County$967
- 20Clark County$938
- 21Anderson County$927
- 22Livingston County$926
- 23Daviess County$918
- 24Carroll County$910
- 25McCracken County$898
- 26Henry County$895
- 27Madison County$889
- 28Calloway County$870
- 29Trimble County$863
- 30Grant County$862
- 31Greenup County$860
- 32Larue County$860
- 33Pike County$858
- 34Todd County$851
- 35Boyd County$849
- 36Allen County$844
- 37Hopkins County$837
- 38Gallatin County$832
- 39Mercer County$831
- 40Montgomery County$830
- 41Owen County$830
- 42Rowan County$825
- 43Bourbon County$822
- 44Ballard County$817
- 45Laurel County$813
- 46Pulaski County$803
- 47Trigg County$803
- 48Marshall County$798
- 49Perry County$798
- 50Whitley County$798
- 51Barren County$796
- 52Garrard County$794
- 53Pendleton County$793
- 54Carlisle County$792
- 55Union County$790
- 56Webster County$783
- 57Boyle County$778
- 58Edmonson County$778
- 59Henderson County$777
- 60Graves County$775
- 61Adair County$771
- 62Caldwell County$767
- 63Harrison County$765
- 64Lawrence County$760
- 65Bracken County$756
- 66Knott County$756
- 67Lewis County$751
- 68Logan County$751
- 69Lyon County$747
- 70Powell County$747
- 71Washington County$744
- 72Carter County$740
- 73Hancock County$740
- 74Ohio County$739
- 75Breckinridge County$733
- 76Magoffin County$730
- 77Nicholas County$728
- 78Mason County$727
- 79Wayne County$727
- 80Marion County$726
- 81Clay County$724
- 82Hickman County$718
- 83Muhlenberg County$718
- 84Taylor County$718
- 85Fleming County$715
- 86Crittenden County$714
- 87Estill County$711
- 88Johnson County$708
- 89Lincoln County$698
- 90Hart County$693
- 91Knox County$681
- 92Russell County$681
- 93Butler County$679
- 94Harlan County$678
- 95Rockcastle County$676
- 96Menifee County$675
- 97Floyd County$672
- 98Casey County$670
- 99Letcher County$669
- 100Jackson County$665
- 101Morgan County$663
- 102Bath County$659
- 103Grayson County$658
- 104Monroe County$657
- 105McLean County$641
- 106Clinton County$617
- 107Green County$610
- 108Lee County$603
- 109Bell County$592
- 110Leslie County$585
- 111Metcalfe County$582
- 112McCreary County$577
- 113Fulton County$570
- 114Breathitt County$548
- 115Robertson County$548
- 116Cumberland County$523
- 117Wolfe County$501
- 118Martin County$450
- 119Owsley County$448
- 120Elliott County$432
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median gross rent in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40026 (Goshen, KY) has the highest: $2,069.
Which zip code has the lowest median gross rent in Kentucky?
40771 (Woodbine, KY) has the lowest: under $100.
What is the median gross rent for the United States?
$1,413; in Kentucky it is $967.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle monthly rent paid by renters, including utilities they pay ("gross rent"). Capped at $3,500+.
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