Most Affordable Cities in North Carolina.

Cities in North Carolina ranked by median rent as a share of median household income.

92 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityMedian Rent
1Lake Norman of Iredell$1,327
2Davidson$1,652
3Lewisville$1,095
4Cary$1,738
5Wake Forest$1,596
6Myrtle Grove$1,463
7Apex$1,902
8Lenoir$664
9Waxhaw$1,840
10Anderson Creek$1,251
11Belmont$1,365
12Thomasville$879
13Clemmons$1,269
14Morrisville$1,858
15Fuquay-Varina$1,720
16Holly Springs$2,021
17Kernersville$1,082
18Cornelius$1,722
19Mint Hill$1,528
20Pinehurst$1,664
21Wendell$1,457
22Huntersville$1,834
23Southern Pines$1,354
24Mebane$1,283
25Mount Holly$1,256
26Archdale$1,034
27Roanoke Rapids$858
28Knightdale$1,674
29Stallings$1,882
30Matthews$1,764
31Hickory$1,063
32Piney Green$1,202
33Concord$1,451
34Eden$799
35Tarboro$843
36Carrboro$1,470
37Monroe$1,246
38Rocky Mount$957
39High Point$1,116
40Hope Mills$1,141
41Newton$1,091
42New Bern$1,081
43Harrisburg$2,640
44Kannapolis$1,319
45Mount Airy$725
46Mooresville$1,626
47Sanford$1,052
48Winston-Salem$1,087
49Laurinburg$774
50Morganton$944
51Raleigh$1,572
52Winterville$1,534
53Durham$1,508
54Burlington$1,051
55Wilson$971
56Chapel Hill$1,613
57Albemarle$880
58Gastonia$1,204
59Leland$1,735
60Statesville$1,000
61Graham$1,071
62Greensboro$1,172
63Indian Trail$2,077
64Reidsville$822
65Asheboro$906
66Kings Mountain$959
67Waynesville$1,070
68Shelby$945
69Charlotte$1,612
70Garner$1,549
71Asheville$1,402
72Salisbury$1,071
73Goldsboro$971
74Lumberton$866
75Greenville$1,007
76Lexington$893
77Lincolnton$965
78Wilmington$1,395
79Clayton$1,661
80Henderson$848
81Fayetteville$1,250
82Elizabeth City$1,117
83Spout Springs$2,010
84Murraysville$1,777
85Havelock$1,280
86Pineville$1,552
87Jacksonville$1,321
88Kinston$867
89Elon$2,080
90Hendersonville$1,332
91Spring Lake$1,351
92Boone$1,111