10 Cities Where Renting Is at Least $1,000 Cheaper Than Buying

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In many major cities, it’s now significantly cheaper to rent than to buy a starter home. Across the 50 largest U.S. metro areas, renting costs nearly $800 less per month than buying, the latest Realtor.com Rental Report found. That’s a major increase from just one year ago, when the average difference was $174.
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In the 10 cities with the largest monthly savings for renters, ranked by the percent difference between monthly mortgage payments and asking rents, the savings is over $1,000. Here’s a look at the places where it’s much cheaper to rent than buy.
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All data is sourced from Realtor.com’s December 2022 Rental Report and is accurate as of Jan. 26, 2023.
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