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South Carolina

South Carolina

Average Rent

$1,398

Rent Comparison

-8.4% Lower

than state average

Cost of Living

-8.7% Lower

than national average

Population

1.02 Million

in 2022

The state of South Carolina is comprised of metropolitan areas with a total population of 1,015,329. Explore South Carolina’s metro areas and compare key metrics.

Greenville

Average Rent

$1,395

Population

82,315

# of Rentals

1,048

HousesApartments

Greer

Average Rent

$1,512

Population

34,966

# of Rentals

281

HousesApartments

Anderson

Average Rent

$1,429

Population

30,683

# of Rentals

103

HousesApartments

Mauldin

Average Rent

$1,350

Population

25,416

# of Rentals

38

HousesApartments

Taylors

Average Rent

$1,186

Population

23,921

# of Rentals

36

HousesApartments

Easley

Average Rent

$1,254

Population

23,638

# of Rentals

35

HousesApartments

Simpsonville

Average Rent

$1,392

Population

23,453

# of Rentals

225

HousesApartments

Clemson

Average Rent

$1,460

Population

20,228

# of Rentals

40

HousesApartments

Fountain Inn

Average Rent

$1,330

Population

11,283

# of Rentals

11

HousesApartments

Travelers Rest

Average Rent

$1,550

Population

5,815

# of Rentals

15

HousesApartments

Central

Average Rent

$930

Population

4,830

# of Rentals

35

HousesApartments

Pendleton

Average Rent

$1,285

Population

4,362

# of Rentals

15

HousesApartments

Average Rent is calculated by averaging the monthly rent of 1 bedroom apartments.

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This information is based on data collected by CoStar Group researchers.