Renting in Kansas
9 cities in Kansas, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wichita | $784 ±$39 | $802 ±$17 | $996 ±$22 | $1,246 ±$37 |
| Overland Park | $1,350 ±$70 | $1,283 ±$37 | $1,642 ±$33 | $1,900 ±$72 |
| Kansas City | $802 ±$75 | $924 ±$41 | $1,122 ±$20 | $1,355 ±$47 |
| Olathe | $1,077 ±$94 | $1,131 ±$34 | $1,324 ±$54 | $1,713 ±$96 |
| Topeka | $672 ±$190 | $760 ±$32 | $1,016 ±$36 | $1,224 ±$49 |
| Lawrence | $796 ±$35 | $971 ±$28 | $1,098 ±$46 | $1,449 ±$45 |
| Shawnee | $1,255 ±$136 | $1,154 ±$36 | $1,357 ±$51 | $1,798 ±$90 |
| Lenexa | $1,376 ±$112 | $1,334 ±$41 | $1,470 ±$57 | $1,889 ±$134 |
| Manhattan | $681 ±$173 | $828 ±$44 | $992 ±$40 | $1,357 ±$46 |
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.