Biggest seasonal rent swings in Idaho
How far typical asking rents move between the cheapest and priciest month in Idaho cities, from at least five years of Zillow data. Cities with 15,000+ residents.
Key findings
- Coeur d'Alene ranks first, with a swing of 4.6% between December and July.
- Across all 10 cities on this list, the median rent is $1,861/mo.
Data as of August 2026. Gap between the cheapest and priciest calendar month, from Zillow's unadjusted and seasonally adjusted rent indexes over five or more years. Updated monthly. Download this list (CSV)
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10 cities
| Rank | City | Yearly swing | Cheapest month | Priciest month | Median rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Coeur d'AleneID | 4.6% | December | July | $1,861/mo |
| 02 | EagleID | 3.9% | January | August | $2,244/mo |
| 03 | BoiseID | 3.6% | January | July | $1,885/mo |
| 04 | MeridianID | 3.2% | January | July | $2,084/mo |
| 05 | Post FallsID | 3.0% | November | July | $1,689/mo |
| 06 | NampaID | 2.3% | January | July | $1,624/mo |
| 07 | Idaho FallsID | 2.3% | January | July | $1,388/mo |
| 08 | KunaID | 2.2% | January | June | $2,324/mo |
| 09 | CaldwellID | 1.9% | December | September | $1,695/mo |
| 10 | RexburgID | 1.1% | June | January | $1,137/mo |