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Rent prices in Indiana, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 15,125 rentals are listed across 51 Indiana cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: 1-bedroom about $895, 2-bedroom about $1,190, 3+ bedroom about $1,795.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: West Lafayette ($1,100), Hammond ($1,050), Bloomington ($1,000), Valparaiso ($995), South Bend ($962). The least expensive: Marion ($675), Terre Haute ($705), Kokomo ($750), Anderson ($750), Muncie ($750). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Indiana

15,125 listings across 51 cities with at least 50 rentals listed. Medians use listings with a single price and bedroom count; fewer than 20 and the figure is left out. Statewide figures are estimated from city medians weighted by listing count. Updated . How we calculate

CityListings1 bed2 beds
Indianapolis3,646$950$1,250
Bloomington1,601$1,000$1,599
Fort Wayne868$815$1,000
Evansville778$775$992
Muncie731$750$977
Lafayette729$895$1,200
West Lafayette654$1,100$1,190
South Bend511$962$1,100
Terre Haute342$705$925
Anderson328$750$975
Kokomo242$750$950
Noblesville235—$1,600
Gary234—$1,150
Elkhart224$800$1,095
New Albany209$925$1,103
Jeffersonville195——
Valparaiso180$995$1,395
Columbus179—$1,300
Greenwood170——
Fishers169——
Westfield165——
Mishawaka163$865$1,150
Hammond155$1,050—
Michigan City148$950$1,200
Carmel129——
Marion120$675$1,100
Clarksville116—$1,000
East Chicago116—$1,000
Greenfield112——
Merrillville112——
Warsaw106—$1,038
Richmond105——
Goshen104—$1,100
Franklin100——
Shelbyville97——
Lebanon85——
Newburgh84——
Crown Point80——
Martinsville79——
Plainfield77——
Avon67——
Crawfordsville67——
Brownsburg64——
Peru62——
Sellersburg60——
New Castle58——
McCordsville57——
La Porte56——
Portage55——
Seymour51——
Whitestown50——