Best rent-to-income cities in Georgia
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Data as of September 2026. Twelve months of median rent as a share of Census median household income (5-year estimates). Updated monthly. Download this list (CSV)
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72 cities
| Rank | City | Rent/income | Median rent | Income | Vs. a year ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | ConyersGA | 31.3% | $1,646/mo | $63,140 | ↑1 from #52 |
| 52 | FayettevilleGA | 32.2% | $2,205/mo | $82,188 | ↓1 from #51 |
| 53 | DublinGA | 32.6% | $1,168/mo | $42,988 | ↓4 from #49 |
| 54 | CalhounGA | 32.8% | $1,605/mo | $58,750 | ↓1 from #53 |
| 55 | CarrolltonGA | 33.1% | $1,501/mo | $54,379 | ↓1 from #54 |
| 56 | ValdostaGA | 33.9% | $1,296/mo | $45,925 | ↓1 from #55 |
| 57 | LoganvilleGA | 34.3% | $2,389/mo | $83,605 | ↓1 from #56 |
| 58 | HinesvilleGA | 34.9% | $1,748/mo | $60,028 | same |
| 59 | Forest ParkGA | 35.7% | $1,226/mo | $41,211 | ↑4 from #63 |
| 60 | SavannahGA | 36.0% | $1,712/mo | $57,137 | ↑1 from #61 |
| 61 | GriffinGA | 36.6% | $1,330/mo | $43,632 | ↓2 from #59 |
| 62 | LawrencevilleGA | 36.6% | $1,878/mo | $61,561 | ↓2 from #60 |
| 63 | BufordGA | 36.6% | $2,120/mo | $69,471 | ↓1 from #62 |
| 64 | LagrangeGA | 37.3% | $1,359/mo | $43,708 | ↓7 from #57 |
| 65 | StatesboroGA | 38.0% | $1,418/mo | $44,737 | same |
| 66 | WinderGA | 39.2% | $2,081/mo | $63,779 | ↓2 from #64 |
| 67 | ThomasvilleGA | 40.1% | $1,661/mo | $49,673 | ↓1 from #66 |
| 68 | LilburnGA | 41.0% | $2,175/mo | $63,581 | same |
| 69 | MilledgevilleGA | 42.0% | $1,458/mo | $41,616 | ↓2 from #67 |
| 70 | Union CityGA | 45.3% | $1,870/mo | $49,549 | ↓1 from #69 |
| 71 | BrunswickGA | 46.7% | $1,568/mo | $40,288 | ↓1 from #70 |
| 72 | MonroeGA | 47.8% | $1,777/mo | $44,656 | ↓1 from #71 |