11 Cheapest Places to Rent in the United States

9) Greensboro, North Carolina

Though Greensboro isn’t as cheap as Fayetteville, it is significantly cheaper than Charlotte. The median rental cost of a one-bedroom was $655, a two-bedroom was $740, and a single-family home was $962.50. Greensboro is also another inexpensive city to make the “Best Places to Live” list by U.S. News & World Report in the 51st spot. Grocery and transportation costs are on par with the rest of the country, but housing offers great savings. The last few years have seen the downtown undergoing a revitalization as breweries, art galleries, and nightclubs were built. Winters are mild and give ample time to enjoy local golf courses and 90 miles of walking trails. The average salary is lower than the national average and the unemployment rate is a bit higher. Major industries include education, healthcare, and technology.