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Rent prices in Tennessee, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 23,531 rentals are listed across 60 Tennessee cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: 1-bedroom about $1,000, 2-bedroom about $1,250, 3+ bedroom about $2,002.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Nashville ($1,462), Knoxville ($1,100), Murfreesboro ($1,049), Chattanooga ($1,000), Johnson City ($925). The least expensive: Kingsport ($800), Cleveland ($800), Clarksville ($812), Cookeville ($830), Memphis ($850). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Tennessee

23,531 listings across 60 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
Memphis4,616$850$965
Nashville4,440$1,462$1,800
Knoxville2,284$1,100$1,500
Clarksville1,561$812$1,095
Chattanooga1,549$1,000$1,250
Murfreesboro877$1,049$1,500
Cleveland482$800$1,195
Johnson City434$925$1,250
Antioch396—$1,700
Cookeville381$830$1,200
Lebanon311—$1,400
Cordova303——
Gallatin287—$1,350
Franklin269—$2,200
Madison257—$1,495
Maryville244—$1,550
Columbia243—$1,225
Sevierville239—$1,800
Kingsport234$800$1,125
Hendersonville233—$1,600
Jackson231—$1,050
Smyrna216—$1,650
Spring Hill187—$1,750
Mount Juliet172——
La Vergne169—$1,540
Hermitage165—$1,420
Morristown145—$1,325
Oak Ridge136—$1,400
Hixson125—$1,199
Brentwood120——
Bartlett111——
Ooltewah109——
Brownsville99—$775
Bristol97$775$1,395
Collierville94——
Crossville88—$1,350
Goodlettsville88——
Greeneville87—$1,000
Dickson82——
Old Hickory82——
McMinnville80—$962
Springfield79—$1,250
Shelbyville78—$1,275
Pigeon Forge76—$2,200
Tullahoma74——
Arlington72——
White House70——
Lenoir City68——
Manchester67——
Lewisburg66——
Athens65—$1,050
Martin62——
Jonesborough58—$1,700
Jefferson City57——
Millington56——
Powell56——
Thompsons Station52——
Ashland City52——
Oakland50——
Seymour50——