Most Affordable Cities in Tennessee.

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

65 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityMedian Rent
1Hartsville$853
2Germantown$1,816
3Collierville$1,691
4Middle Valley$1,180
5Greeneville$650
6Atoka$1,237
7Farragut$1,966
8Nolensville$2,454
9Lenoir City$932
10Soddy-Daisy$1,047
11Clinton$962
12Maryville$1,157
13Bristol$842
14Union City$739
15Tullahoma$886
16Dyersburg$782
17Lakeland$1,755
18Dickson$1,063
19Powell$1,276
20Brentwood$2,825
21Oak Ridge$1,131
22Athens$846
23Portland$1,141
24Elizabethton$740
25White House$1,426
26Arlington$2,164
27Bartlett$1,638
28Franklin$1,923
29Spring Hill$1,844
30Crossville$815
31McMinnville$791
32Hendersonville$1,653
33Manchester$978
34Kingsport$907
35Cleveland$1,034
36Smyrna$1,461
37Cookeville$917
38Johnson City$1,023
39Lebanon$1,306
40Gallatin$1,395
41Lewisburg$872
42Seymour$1,515
43Lawrenceburg$775
44Morristown$882
45East Ridge$1,147
46Murfreesboro$1,481
47Mount Juliet$2,011
48Columbia$1,197
49Clarksville$1,307
50Paris$780
51Springfield$1,139
52Shelbyville$1,056
53Chattanooga$1,256
54Alcoa$1,282
55Goodlettsville$1,385
56Martin$859
57Red Bank$1,283
58Nashville$1,586
59Sevierville$1,081
60Jackson$1,145
61Knoxville$1,191
62La Vergne$1,805
63Millington$1,111
64Collegedale$1,581
65Memphis$1,181