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2026 no-fee rental market data

Direct answer: NoFeeNest currently tracks 53,164 no-fee listings across 10 US metros. This page summarizes no-fee supply, median apartment rent, typical rent range, and scam-flagged listings from live NoFeeNest data.

UpdatedJuly 09, 2026
Coverage10 metros, live public rental listings
Scam flags6,179 listings flagged or hidden by scam heuristics
Metro No-fee listings Median apartment Typical range Apartment sample Scam flagged
SF Bay Area 7,482 $2,735 $2,275-$3,480 3,190 655
New York City 7,283 $3,499 $2,700-$4,495 3,346 1,559
Los Angeles 6,905 $2,351 $1,864-$2,839 3,225 944
Seattle 6,203 $1,824 $1,575-$2,180 3,218 555
Boston 6,088 $2,850 $2,300-$3,580 3,257 538
San Diego 5,484 $2,500 $2,145-$2,956 3,088 380
Chicago 5,068 $1,764 $1,400-$2,345 2,963 338
Orlando 3,080 $1,640 $1,397-$1,898 2,304 314
Houston 2,880 $1,064 $868-$1,340 2,406 603
Dallas 2,691 $1,315 $1,060-$1,565 1,679 293

Methodology

NoFeeNest crawls public rental listings, classifies no-fee and by-owner signals, hides high-risk scam listings, and links every listing back to its original source. Apartment medians use live no-fee apartment listings with real prices and exclude scam-flagged rows.

This is a live market snapshot, not an appraisal, legal opinion, or guarantee. Neighborhood, condition, lease term, amenities, timing, and local rules can move a real unit above or below the citywide median.

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