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Rent prices in Louisiana, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 13,226 rentals are listed across 36 Louisiana cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: studio about $1,150, 1-bedroom about $1,300, 2-bedroom about $1,395, 3+ bedroom about $1,800.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Kenner ($1,335), New Orleans ($1,300), Slidell ($1,198), Metairie ($995), Baton Rouge ($898). The least expensive: Shreveport ($750), Hammond ($800), Lafayette ($850). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Louisiana

13,226 listings across 36 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
New Orleans4,487$1,300$1,500
Baton Rouge1,998$898$1,000
Metairie1,474$995$1,395
Lafayette756$850$1,095
Shreveport653$750$900
Kenner310$1,335$1,312
Lake Charles303—$1,145
Slidell274$1,198$1,287
Hammond268$800$1,100
Gretna211—$1,300
Bossier City190—$962
Monroe161—$875
Denham Springs133—$1,388
Houma125—$1,100
Covington124——
Marrero121——
Chalmette121—$1,200
West Monroe115—$1,100
Mandeville111—$1,550
Youngsville107——
Alexandria100——
Harvey97—$1,200
Thibodaux91—$1,075
River Ridge86$1,520$1,475
Westwego79——
Ruston76—$785
Sulphur74——
Prairieville73——
Gonzales73——
New Iberia72——
Leesville66——
Belle Chasse65—$1,400
Ponchatoula65——
DeRidder62——
La Place55——
Opelousas50——