Where to live: average rent in each of the 50 states

Regardless of where you live, it can be difficult to find an affordable, safe and comfortable apartment to rent.

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With the rise in rental prices in developing cities and the tendency of more people who prefer to live in apartments compared to traditional houses, it may not be easy to decide where to go next.

According to SmartAsset, the average annual income of millennials is $35. This means they can spend about $592 per month on rent, which is slightly lower than rents in the United States as a whole. If in large cities of America you can hardly find something suitable for such a price, then in more remote, but no less attractive areas of the country, it is quite possible.

Edition My first apartment compiled a list of average rental rates in all 50 states, as well as the main industry for employment.

The data are taken from statistics at the US Census Bureau in 2015 and are adjusted for inflation in the 2018 year.

The average rent in the country is $ 949

Alabama: $ 650 - Largest employment: Health

Alyka: $ 930 - Largest employment: Oil and gas production

Arizona: $ 820 - Largest employment: Health

Арканзас: $ 570 - Largest employment: Health

California: $ 1,430 - Largest employment: Computer and electronics manufacturing

Colorado: $ 1,000 - Largest employment: Oil and gas production

Connecticut: $ 1,070 - Largest employment: Insurance

Delaware: $ 960 - Largest employment: Insurance

Washington, DC: $ 1,450 - Largest employment: Politics

Florida: $ 950 - Largest employment: Health

Georgia: $ 850 - Largest employment: Broadcasting and telecommunications

Hawaii: $ 1,480 - Largest employment: Tourism

Idaho: $ 640 - Largest employment: Computer and electronics manufacturing

Illinois: $ 900 - Largest employment: Insurance

Indiana: $ 650 - Largest employment: Manufacturing

Iowa: $ 610 - Largest employment: Insurance

Kansas: $ 650 - Largest employment: Health

Kentucky: $ 600 - Largest employment: Health

Louisiana: $ 700 - Largest employment: Gasoline and coal production

Maine: $ 780 - Largest employment: Care services

Maryland: $ 1,220 - Largest employment: Health

Massachusetts: $ 1,270 - Largest employment: Care services

Michigan: $ 710 - Largest employment: Care services

Minnesota: $ 840 - Largest employment: Health

Mississippi: $ 650 - Largest employment: Health

Missouri: $ 660 - Largest employment: Care services

Montana: $ 620 - Largest employment: Care services

Nebraska: $ 640 - Largest employment: Insurance

Nevada: $ 860 - Largest employment: Tourism

New Hampshire $ 1,010 - Largest employment: Insurance

New Jersey: $ 1,230 - Largest employment: Health

New Mexico: $ 660 - Largest employment: Oil and gas production

New York: $ 1,260 - Largest employment: Banking and credit services

North Carolina: $ 730 - Largest employment: Chemical production

North Dakota: $ 610 - Largest employment: Oil and gas production

Ohio: $ 650 - Largest employment: Care services

Oklahoma: $ 600 - Largest employment: Oil and gas production

Oregon: $ 990 - Largest employment: Computer and electronics manufacturing

Pennsylvania: $ 820 - Largest employment: Broadcasting and telecommunications

Rhode Island: $ 950 - Largest employment: Care services

Южная Каролина: $ 760 - Largest employment: Health

South Dakota: $ 560 - Largest employment: Banking and credit services

Tennessee: $ 690 - Largest employment: Health

Texas: $ 830 - Largest employment: Oil and gas production

Utah: $ 790 - Largest employment: Banking and credit services

Vermont: $ 970 - Largest employment: Health

Virginia: $ 1,030 - Largest employment: Administrative Services

Washington: $ 1,140 - Largest employment: Publishing industry

West Virginia: $ 600 - Largest employment: Mining

Wisconsin: $ 670 - Largest employment: Insurance

Wyoming: $ 610 - Largest employment: Oil and gas production.

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