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Rent prices in Missouri, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 14,428 rentals are listed across 52 Missouri cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: 1-bedroom about $899, 2-bedroom about $1,248, 3+ bedroom about $1,650.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Kansas City ($1,025), Saint Louis ($995), Columbia ($950), St. Louis ($899), Branson ($875). The least expensive: Rolla ($625), Cape Girardeau ($665), Warrensburg ($712), Joplin ($800), Independence ($850). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Missouri

14,428 listings across 52 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
St. Louis3,382$899$1,248
Kansas City2,980$1,025$1,250
Springfield1,003$850$1,025
Saint Louis960$995$1,288
Columbia873$950$1,100
Independence351$850$1,025
Florissant279—$1,200
Branson240$875$1,200
Cape Girardeau235$665$850
Warrensburg220$712$950
Joplin180$800$998
Jefferson City179—$995
Rolla175$625$900
Lees Summit168—$1,378
Blue Springs154—$1,395
Lee's Summit144——
Saint Charles138—$1,350
Clayton131—$1,698
University City130—$1,450
Waynesville112—$1,025
St. Joseph111——
Grandview109—$995
Raytown105—$1,172
Ballwin105—$1,550
Ozark103—$1,000
Chesterfield96——
Nixa93——
Raymore89—$1,602
Saint Joseph86—$925
O'Fallon84—$1,772
Belton82——
St. Charles82——
Wentzville74——
Hazelwood73——
Jackson72—$985
Saint Peters71——
Sedalia68——
Farmington68——
Kirksville68——
Grain Valley64——
Lebanon63——
Bolivar62——
Republic61——
Arnold61——
Saint Robert60——
Fenton59——
Warrenton58——
Liberty57——
Hollister54——
Osage Beach54——
Fulton51—$1,050
Jennings51——