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Rent prices in South Carolina, city by city

As of October 16, 2026, 14,518 rentals are listed across 56 South Carolina cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: 1-bedroom about $1,250, 2-bedroom about $1,395, 3+ bedroom about $1,995.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Charleston ($2,250), Myrtle Beach ($1,300), Aiken ($1,300), North Charleston ($1,250), North Myrtle Beach ($1,200). The least expensive: Spartanburg ($899), Columbia ($1,050), Greenville ($1,175). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in South Carolina

14,518 listings across 56 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
Columbia1,719$1,050$1,295
Myrtle Beach1,389$1,300$1,600
Charleston1,358$2,250$2,750
Greenville1,079$1,175$1,400
Summerville587—$1,766
Spartanburg545$899$1,100
North Charleston511$1,250$1,550
Florence399—$1,210
Rock Hill374—$1,395
Aiken358$1,300$1,375
Sumter329—$950
North Myrtle Beach329$1,200$1,700
Anderson325—$1,062
Simpsonville261—$1,325
Greer251—$1,388
Conway245—$1,250
Beaufort241—$1,798
Mount Pleasant225—$2,527
Lexington219—$1,350
Easley204—$1,250
West Columbia201—$1,108
Clemson191—$1,195
Greenwood183—$1,000
Bluffton183—$2,000
North Augusta177—$995
Hilton Head Island175—$2,500
Little River148—$1,475
Orangeburg138—$1,098
Taylors130—$1,350
Goose Creek128——
Murrells Inlet126—$1,650
Moncks Corner123——
Ladson117——
Seneca115—$1,100
Fort Mill100——
Boiling Springs91——
Longs85——
Gaffney79——
Hardeeville73—$2,998
Elgin70——
Mt Pleasant67—$2,488
Irmo64——
Hanahan64——
Inman63——
Hartsville62—$1,150
Fountain Inn60——
Central59——
Surfside Beach59—$1,550
Clover58——
Camden58——
Piedmont56——
Cayce55——
Moore55——
Blythewood53——
Johns Island53——
Pawleys Island51——