Renting in Alabama
10 cities in Alabama, largest first: what rent usually costs, and a page for each with every rental site's search for it.
| City | Studio | 1 bedroom | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huntsville | $902 ±$109 | $1,010 ±$50 | $1,147 ±$36 | $1,366 ±$44 |
| Mobile | $858 ±$52 | $893 ±$41 | $1,054 ±$31 | $1,240 ±$46 |
| Birmingham | $989 ±$137 | $1,073 ±$50 | $1,070 ±$31 | $1,210 ±$41 |
| Montgomery | $865 ±$136 | $884 ±$51 | $1,031 ±$42 | $1,202 ±$33 |
| Tuscaloosa | $867 ±$90 | $875 ±$49 | $1,067 ±$31 | $1,169 ±$60 |
| Hoover | $1,243 ±$147 | $1,239 ±$72 | $1,419 ±$39 | $1,770 ±$50 |
| Auburn | $691 ±$271 | $952 ±$108 | $1,121 ±$39 | $1,217 ±$84 |
| Dothan | $761 ±$84 | $685 ±$47 | $880 ±$23 | $1,107 ±$24 |
| Madison | $1,353 ±$343 | $1,287 ±$62 | $1,329 ±$117 | $1,815 ±$140 |
| Decatur | not published | $715 ±$38 | $892 ±$54 | $1,127 ±$54 |
Median gross rent (rent plus the utilities the renter pays): half of rentals cost less, half more. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024 (public domain). The ± is the Census' 90% margin of error.