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Rent in Nashville, TN

Data as of August 2026 · Zillow Observed Rent Index

Typical rent

$1,834

1-year change

+0.2%

3-year change

+0.8%

Metro, 1-year change

+0.8%

Rents in Nashville rose +0.2%, slower than the US overall (+2.5%). An increase much above +0.2% is worth questioning.

Typical rent in Nashville, past 3 years

All unit sizes, monthly

Typical monthly rent in Nashville, TN, over the past three years
Typical monthly rent in Nashville, TN, over the past three years$1,760$1,780$1,800$1,820$1,840202420252026$1,834
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MonthTypical rent
Aug 2026$1,834
Jul 2026$1,830
Jun 2026$1,827
May 2026$1,817
Apr 2026$1,806
Mar 2026$1,795
Feb 2026$1,791
Jan 2026$1,790
Dec 2025$1,793
Nov 2025$1,801
Oct 2025$1,811
Sep 2025$1,821
Aug 2025$1,830
Jul 2025$1,834
Jun 2025$1,830
May 2025$1,825
Apr 2025$1,817
Mar 2025$1,806
Feb 2025$1,796
Jan 2025$1,788
Dec 2024$1,787
Nov 2024$1,789
Oct 2024$1,802
Sep 2024$1,815
Aug 2024$1,827
Jul 2024$1,831
Jun 2024$1,828
May 2024$1,819
Apr 2024$1,805
Mar 2024$1,798
Feb 2024$1,786
Jan 2024$1,779
Dec 2023$1,774
Nov 2023$1,785
Oct 2023$1,801
Sep 2023$1,814
Aug 2023$1,819

Estimated typical rent by size

Studio$1,570
1 bedroom$1,690
2 bedrooms$1,750
3 bedrooms$2,040
4+ bedrooms$2,330

City typical rent × TN bedroom ratios from the Census American Community Survey. Rough guide only.

Check your own increase

ZIP-level trends can differ a lot from the city average.

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By ZIP code

ZIPTypical rent1-year change
37013$1,577+1.0%
37076$1,477−0.9%
37115$1,494−0.7%
37138$2,122+5.5%
37201$2,037+7.6%
37203$2,162−2.2%
37204$1,867+0.2%
37205$2,218+1.4%
37206$2,146+2.5%
37207$1,957+1.3%
37208$2,164+0.5%
37209$1,8320.0%
37210$1,946+1.2%
37211$1,455+0.3%
37212$2,127+1.5%
37214$1,6060.0%
37215$2,401+4.3%
37216$2,101+1.3%
37217$1,314−1.1%
37218$2,369+7.7%
37219$2,215−0.4%
37221$1,623−0.2%
37228$1,836−0.5%

Negotiating a renewal in Nashville

  1. Check your own ZIP, not just the city: in Nashville, ZIP-level changes over the past year range from −2.2% to +7.7%.
  2. Start 60–90 days before your lease ends, before you're short on time to look elsewhere.
  3. Lead with wanting to stay, then the numbers: your increase next to the local trend, with the source named.
  4. Name a specific number, and offer something in return, like a longer lease, if you can.
  5. Get any agreement in writing before you sign the renewal.

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