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State Index · Rent · Missouri · 2024
$1,067

Average Rent in Missouri

Rank #41 of 5077.9% of national averageSource: Census ACS B25064 (ACS 2024 1-year)

Missouri ranks #41 of 51 for median rent in 2026.

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Census ACS B25064, ACS 2024 1-year · updated Apr 2026
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Median Rent by State

Low → High

  • $883 – $1,06711 states
  • $1,067 – $1,21010 states
  • $1,210 – $1,44410 states
  • $1,444 – $1,67210 states
  • $1,672 – $2,10410 states
Full ranking

All 50 states ranked

Source: Census ACS B25064 (ACS 2024 1-year)

RankStateMedian Rent% of US
1California$2,104153.6%
2Hawaii$1,942141.8%
3District of Columbia$1,931141.0%
4Massachusetts$1,848134.9%
5Washington$1,824133.2%
6Colorado$1,822133.0%
7Florida$1,812132.3%
8New Jersey$1,800131.4%
9Maryland$1,721125.7%
10Nevada$1,709124.8%
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11Arizona$1,672122.1%
12Virginia$1,646120.2%
13New York$1,634119.3%
14Oregon$1,597116.6%
15Utah$1,593116.3%
16New Hampshire$1,558113.8%
17Connecticut$1,550113.2%
18Delaware$1,530111.7%
19Georgia$1,506110.0%
20Texas$1,475107.7%
21Alaska$1,444105.4%
22Rhode Island$1,418103.5%
23Idaho$1,384101.1%
24North Carolina$1,33897.7%
25Illinois$1,32296.5%
26Vermont$1,31996.3%
27Minnesota$1,29194.3%
28Tennessee$1,28493.7%
29South Carolina$1,27292.9%
30Pennsylvania$1,25291.4%
31Maine$1,21088.3%
32Montana$1,17785.9%
33Michigan$1,16885.3%
34Wisconsin$1,14283.4%
35New Mexico$1,11781.6%
36Indiana$1,10480.6%
37Nebraska$1,10280.5%
38Ohio$1,09079.6%
39Kansas$1,07978.8%
40Alabama$1,07778.6%
41Missouri$1,06777.9%
42Louisiana$1,06477.7%
43Oklahoma$1,04476.2%
44South Dakota$99972.9%
45Kentucky$99872.9%
46Wyoming$99872.9%
47Mississippi$99072.3%
48Arkansas$98271.7%
49Iowa$98171.6%
50North Dakota$98071.6%
51West Virginia$88364.5%

Updated 2026-04-25. Click any state for the full breakdown.

FAQ

Missouri rent: common questions

What is the average rent in Missouri?

Missouri rent is $1,067 as of ACS 2024 1-year, according to Census ACS B25064. That puts Missouri at rank #41 of 50 US states, below the national average of $1,369.705.

How does Missouri compare to nearby states?

Among Missouri's neighbors, Iowa shows $981, Illinois shows $1,322, Kentucky shows $998. Use the CalcFi compare view to line all of them up: /maps/compare?cat=rent&states=mo,ia,il,ky. Nearby states share labor markets and housing corridors, so the comparison is usually the most relevant one.

Which Missouri metros have the highest rent?

Top Missouri metros include Kansas City, Saint Louis, and Springfield. City-level rent data drops in Q3 2026 once BLS releases its metro-area tables for the year. Jefferson City is the state capital. Until then, the state-level number is the best available read.

How much is rent in Missouri?

Median gross rent in Missouri is $1,067 per Census ACS B25064 (2024 1-year). Metro-area rent can diverge sharply from the state median, especially in states with one dominant city. Use the rent affordability calculator to size rent against your take-home pay.

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Top Missouri cities · Median Rent by State

5 cities ranked by median rent by state. Lower is better.

Compare top 3 →
  1. 1Springfieldpop 490k$875
  2. 2St. Louispop 2,820k$900
  3. 3Columbiapop 215k$900
  4. 4Independencepop 124k$950
  5. 5Kansas Citypop 2,230k$1,146
Methodology

Median gross rent (contract rent + estimated utilities) across all renter-occupied units in each state, from Census ACS 1-year B25064 (2024 vintage, released Sep 2025). State-direct estimate, no aggregation.