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Most overheated rental markets in Texas

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

116 cities

RankCity, StateScoreMedian rentvs trend

101

Pop. 153KCompare →

75$1,480/mo-12.7%

102

Pop. 55KCompare →

75$1,342/mo-12.3%

103

Pop. 45KCompare →

75$1,891/mo-12.4%

104

Pop. 86KCompare →

75$1,643/mo-12.7%

105

Pop. 66KCompare →

75$1,699/mo-12.7%

106

Pop. 71KCompare →

76$1,408/mo-12.8%

107

Pop. 51KCompare →

76$1,794/mo-12.8%

108

Pop. 90KCompare →

76$1,428/mo-12.8%

109

Pop. 980KCompare →

76$1,615/mo-13.1%

110

Pop. 16KCompare →

77$1,747/mo-13.3%

111

Pop. 46KCompare →

78$1,291/mo-14.2%

112

Pop. 247KCompare →

78$1,519/mo-14.2%

113

Pop. 49KCompare →

79$1,405/mo-14.4%

114

Pop. 35KCompare →

81$1,764/mo-15.5%

115

Pop. 57KCompare →

84$1,607/mo-16.9%

116

Pop. 65KCompare →

86$1,668/mo-17.9%

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