Rent in Atlanta, GA
Across Atlanta's 79 ZIP codes, a 2-bedroom typically rents for about $1,850 a month, with figures from $1,108–$2,777. The highest typical rent is in 30326 ($2,559) and the lowest in 30314 ($1,159). 76 ZIPs have ZIP-level figures from HUD or Census; the other 3 use the county Fair Market Rent. Owner-occupied homes in Fulton County pay about 0.88% of their value a year in property tax, and the 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.32% in the week of Oct 22, 2026.
Rent by bedrooms
| Size | Typical | Range across ZIPs | ZIPs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $1,630 | $379–$2,330 | 79 |
| 1 bed | $1,700 | $477–$2,430 | 79 |
| 2 beds | $1,850 | $1,108–$2,777 | 79 |
| 3 beds | $2,200 | $1,191–$3,500+ | 79 |
| 4 beds | $2,620 | $1,113–$3,740 | 79 |
Typical = median of each ZIP's best guess. Gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities). Sources: HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents (Oct 1, 2026), Census ACS 5-year median gross rent (Dec 31, 2024) and HUD county Fair Market Rents (Oct 1, 2026).
Atlanta ZIP codes
2 beds- 30301$1,762–$1,850
- 30302$1,762–$1,850
- 30303$1,869–$1,910
- 30304$1,762–$1,850
- 30305$2,240–$2,414
- 30306$1,969–$2,150
- 30307$2,197–$2,220
- 30308$2,230–$2,328
- 30309$2,366–$2,640
- 30310$1,159–$1,310
- 30311$1,290–$1,340
- 30312$2,096–$2,170
- 30313$1,860–$1,872
- 30314$1,108–$1,210
- 30315$1,200–$1,213
- 30316$1,785–$1,820
- 30317$1,743–$1,860
- 30318$1,712–$1,850
- 30319$2,125–$2,390
- 30320$1,470–$1,762
- 30321$1,762–$1,850
- 30322$1,762–$2,150
- 30324$2,177–$2,410
- 30325$1,762–$1,850
- 30326$2,340–$2,777
- 30327$2,182–$2,190
- 30328$2,172–$2,370
- 30329$1,939–$2,130
- 30331$1,285–$1,440
- 30332$1,762–$1,850
- 30333$1,762–$1,770
- 30334$1,762–$1,850
- 30336$1,530–$1,762
- 30337$1,190–$1,270
- 30338$2,003–$2,250
- 30339$1,961–$2,220
- 30340$1,700–$1,730
- 30341$1,935–$2,130
- 30342$2,020–$2,077
- 30343$1,762–$1,850
- 30344$1,360–$1,520
- 30345$1,827–$1,930
- 30346$2,120–$2,241
- 30349$1,414–$1,500
- 30350$1,820–$2,050
- 30354$1,416–$1,440
- 30355$1,762–$1,850
- 30356$1,762–$1,770
- 30357$1,762–$1,850
- 30358$1,762–$1,850
- 30359$1,762–$1,770
- 30360$1,729–$1,800
- 30361$1,762–$1,850
- 30362$1,762–$1,770
- 30363$2,170–$2,556
- 30364$1,762–$1,850
- 30366$1,762–$1,770
- 30368$1,762–$1,850
- 30369$1,762
- 30377$1,762–$1,850
- 30378$1,762
- 30380$1,762–$1,850
- 30385$1,762–$1,850
- 30388$1,762–$1,850
- 30396$1,762–$1,850
- 30398$1,762–$1,850
- 31106$1,762–$1,850
- 31107$1,762–$1,770
- 31119$1,762–$1,770
- 31126$1,762–$1,850
- 31131$1,762–$1,850
- 31136$1,762
- 31139$1,762–$1,830
- 31141$1,762–$1,770
- 31145$1,762–$1,770
- 31146$1,762–$1,770
- 31150$1,762–$1,850
- 31156$1,762–$1,850
- 39901$1,762–$1,770
Frequently asked questions
- What is the average rent for a 2-bedroom in Atlanta, GA?
- About $1,850 a month: the median of the typical rents in 79 ZIP codes, which range from $1,108–$2,777. Figures are gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities).
- What is the average rent for a 1-bedroom in Atlanta, GA?
- About $1,700 a month: the median of the typical rents in 79 ZIP codes, which range from $477–$2,430. Figures are gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities).
- What is the average rent for a 3-bedroom in Atlanta, GA?
- About $2,200 a month: the median of the typical rents in 79 ZIP codes, which range from $1,191–$3,500+. Figures are gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities).
- What is the average rent for a studio in Atlanta, GA?
- About $1,630 a month: the median of the typical rents in 79 ZIP codes, which range from $379–$2,330. Figures are gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities).
- What is the average rent for a 4-bedroom in Atlanta, GA?
- About $2,620 a month: the median of the typical rents in 79 ZIP codes, which range from $1,113–$3,740. Figures are gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities).
- Which Atlanta ZIP code has the highest rent?
- For a 2-bedroom, 30326 has the highest typical rent at $2,559 a month, and 30314 the lowest at $1,159.
- What is the property tax rate in Atlanta, GA?
- Owner-occupied homes in Fulton County pay a typical 0.88% of their value a year (Census ACS, median taxes paid ÷ median home value, Dec 31, 2024). Investors often pay more after a purchase: the home is reassessed at the sale price and there is no homestead exemption.
- What is the current 30-year mortgage rate?
- The 30-year fixed rate averaged 7.32% in the week of Oct 22, 2026 (Freddie Mac PMMS via FRED). It's a national average for owner-occupied loans; investment property loans usually cost more.
- Where do these Atlanta rent figures come from?
- HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents (Oct 1, 2026), Census ACS 5-year median gross rent (Dec 31, 2024) and HUD county Fair Market Rents (Oct 1, 2026).