Home Price-to-Rent Ratio
Home price divided by annual rent — above 20x suggests renting is more favorable
22.7x76th percentile
1M: ↓ 0.0x
As of 2026-07-01 · Updated October 20, 2026
Geography:
What it means
- Compares the price of a typical home to a year of rent for a similar place.
- Below 15: home prices are low relative to rents. 15–20: a typical range. Above 20: home prices are high relative to rents.
- Anchored to a $400K home and $2,000/month rent in Jan 2000, then scaled forward by the Case-Shiller home price index and the CPI rent index.
Data Sources
- FRED: CSUSHPINSA(Home Price Index)
- FRED: CUSR0000SEHA(CPI Rent Index)