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Most overheated rental markets in Alabama

Cities in Alabama renting furthest above their own 10-year trend, ranked by Rent Reality Score. Updated monthly.

Best value (RRS)Overheated (RRS)Most affordable Most expensive Rent falling Rent rising Best rent/income Most rent-burdened

22 cities

RankCity, StateScoreMedian rentvs trend

01

Pop. 25KCompare →

42$1,400/mo+4.0%

02

Pop. 18KCompare →

42$1,745/mo+4.2%

03

Pop. 197KCompare →

42$1,343/mo+4.2%

04

Pop. 72KCompare →

44$1,207/mo+3.0%

05

Pop. 24KCompare →

45$1,707/mo+2.5%

06

Pop. 81KCompare →

46$1,822/mo+2.2%

07

Pop. 34KCompare →

47$1,817/mo+1.6%

08

Pop. 24KCompare →

47$2,242/mo+1.5%

09

Pop. 38KCompare →

49$1,372/mo+0.4%

10

Pop. 198KCompare →

52$1,359/mo-1.2%

11

Pop. 16KCompare →

53$1,333/mo-1.6%

12

Pop. 30KCompare →

55$1,436/mo-2.6%

13

Pop. 203KCompare →

56$1,311/mo-2.9%

14

Pop. 111KCompare →

57$1,433/mo-3.6%

15

Pop. 39KCompare →

58$1,838/mo-3.8%

16

Pop. 57KCompare →

60$1,082/mo-4.9%

17

Pop. 42KCompare →

61$1,228/mo-5.5%

18

Pop. 93KCompare →

67$1,378/mo-8.4%

19

Pop. 29KCompare →

75$1,556/mo-12.3%

20

Pop. 16KCompare →

76$1,205/mo-12.8%

21

Pop. 223KCompare →

77$1,322/mo-13.6%

22

Pop. 60KCompare →

80$1,442/mo-15.1%

Most Overheated Rental Markets in Alabama | RentDataNow