The average asking rent across Atlanta, GA apartments closed Q2 2026 at $2,290. That sits 23.8% above the $1,850 U.S. median, and above Georgia’s own $1,842 state median too.
Listings this quarter ranged from $974 up to $12,555. Atlanta’s rent trends page breaks that full range down month by month.
Monthly figures pulled back across the quarter, as the chart below shows:
June’s tracked figure landed at $2,054, below the $2,290 mark the full quarter’s listing set closed at.
Where Atlanta rents run highest
Buckhead tops the list at $2,845 average, with the 30309 ZIP close behind at $2,767. Old Fourth Ward follows at $2,435, then the ranking tightens: the remaining five neighborhoods all land between $1,950 and $2,150, laid out in full below.
| Neighborhood | Avg rent |
|---|---|
| Buckhead | $2,845 |
| Atlanta 30309 | $2,767 |
| Old Fourth Ward | $2,435 |
| Atlanta 30326 | $2,150 |
| Atlanta 30319 | $2,088 |
| Grant Park | $2,053 |
| Druid Hills | $1,988 |
| Hills Park | $1,950 |
Every neighborhood in this ranking clears both the $1,842 Georgia median and the $1,850 U.S. median, Hills Park included at $1,950.
How Atlanta compares to its state and the country
Georgia’s statewide median of $1,842 lands close to the $1,850 U.S. median, essentially matching it. Atlanta’s $2,290 average clears both benchmarks, tracked on the state rent trends and national rent trends pages.
The Atlanta city overview lists current listings, and the Atlanta rent trends page follows the run from Buckhead’s $2,845 down to Hills Park’s $1,950. Search Atlanta apartments directly against the $2,290 city average, or see how the data works.
Based on real asking prices across tracked Atlanta, GA apartments, refreshed every morning.