Rochester, NY Rent Report

Apartments & Houses by Size

Rentometer, Inc. | Data as of 08/25/2026

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Rochester’s metro rental market offers a diverse mix of apartments and single‑family homes, catering to students, professionals, and families alike. Studio apartments generally fall in the $1100s with median rents near $1000, while one‑bedroom units often sit in the $1300‑$1400 range. Larger apartments, such as two‑bedrooms, typically average in the $1700s with median values around $1600, and three‑bedroom options reach the $2000 bracket. For those seeking a house, one‑bedroom homes hover around the $1000‑$1100 mark, two‑bedroom homes are commonly priced in the $1400s, and four‑plus bedroom houses can command rents in the $2400 range.

Among Rochester’s most sought‑after neighborhoods, the historic East End blends renovated Victorian homes with tree‑lined streets, while the bustling Park Avenue district provides walkable retail, dining, and convenient transit options for renters. The South Wedge is celebrated for its vibrant arts scene and eclectic housing stock, and the University of Rochester area offers a mix of modern apartments and classic student housing close to campus and research facilities. Downtown Rochester, anchored by the High Falls and the vibrant OMC, features sleek loft conversions and condo‑style rentals that appeal to urban professionals.

Beyond housing, the Rochester metro region boasts abundant cultural attractions, including the Strong National Museum of Play, the George Eastman Museum, and the scenic Erie Canal Trail. Strong public transit, major highway access, and proximity to Lake Ontario make commuting and recreation effortless. Whether you’re looking for a cozy studio near the university or a spacious family house in a leafy suburb, Rochester’s rental landscape provides flexible options to suit a variety of lifestyles.

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Rochester, NY Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

Averages, medians, and ranges across recent rental listings

Property Type Bedrooms Average Median Min – Max 25th – 75th
Apartment Studio $1,177 $1,237 $595 – $1,680 $975 – $1,395
Apartment 1 Bedroom $1,230 $1,225 $510 – $2,175 $985 – $1,400
Apartment 2 Bedroom $1,625 $1,450 $600 – $4,535 $1,186 – $2,055
Apartment 3 Bedroom $1,941 $1,935 $1,005 – $2,800 $1,499 – $2,360
Apartment 4+ Bedroom $2,430 $2,195 $1,256 – $4,000 $1,700 – $3,000
House 1 Bedroom $1,263 $1,200 $555 – $2,400 $950 – $1,475
House 2 Bedroom $1,279 $1,250 $650 – $2,400 $800 – $1,750
House 3 Bedroom $1,903 $1,962 $725 – $4,800 $1,450 – $2,400
House 4+ Bedroom $2,480 $2,400 $641 – $5,000 $1,800 – $2,975

Current rent in Rochester, NY (all property types): Studio $1,158, 1 Bedroom $1,235, 2 Bedroom $1,518, 3 Bedroom $1,909, 4+ Bedroom $2,477.

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