Lowest Rent in South Carolina

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Lowest Rent — South Carolina

1 Dillon $624

2 Marion $624

3 Bennettsville $650

4 Lake City $696

5 Orangeburg $765

6 Union $789

7 Lugoff $793

8 Laurens $795

9 Darlington $801

10 Camden $803

11 Georgetown $805

12 Seneca $806

13 Cheraw $806

14 Homeland Park $809

15 Gaffney $822

16 Lancaster $824

17 Greenwood $826

18 York $833

19 Hartsville $834

20 Newberry $837

21 Piedmont $844

22 Clinton $864

23 Walterboro $865

24 Conway $881

25 Easley $903

26 Chester $905

27 Florence $922

28 Sans Souci $948

29 Belvedere $952

30 Valley Falls $955

31 Anderson $965

32 Clemson $972

33 Central $973

34 Oak Grove $988

35 Welcome $992

36 Clover $995

37 Gantt $1,021

38 Centerville $1,027

39 Travelers Rest $1,029

40 Berea $1,032

41 Spartanburg $1,043

42 Sumter $1,055

43 St. Andrews $1,060

44 Beaufort $1,061

45 Wade Hampton $1,064

46 Parker $1,066

47 Fountain Inn $1,072

48 Red Hill $1,078

49 North Augusta $1,080

50 Blythewood $1,083

51 Forestbrook $1,087

52 West Columbia $1,092

53 Myrtle Beach $1,132

54 Red Bank $1,141

55 Hollywood $1,142

56 Greer $1,144

57 Dentsville $1,145

58 Lyman $1,157

59 Columbia $1,158

60 North Myrtle Beach $1,171

61 Forest Acres $1,182

62 Seven Oaks $1,185

63 Woodfield $1,190

64 Aiken $1,199

65 Moncks Corner $1,203

66 Powdersville $1,231

67 Socastee $1,244

68 Greenville $1,248

69 Taylors $1,260

70 Boiling Springs $1,267

71 White Knoll $1,269

72 Rock Hill $1,279

73 Burton $1,281

74 Tega Cay $1,307

75 Simpsonville $1,322

76 Hanahan $1,324

77 Cayce $1,358

78 Lexington $1,360

79 North Charleston $1,364

80 Laurel Bay $1,375

81 Garden City $1,382

82 Hardeeville $1,384

83 Mauldin $1,401

84 Irmo $1,412

85 Summerville $1,414

86 Sangaree $1,428

87 Fort Mill $1,437

88 James Island $1,443

89 Ladson $1,517

90 Lake Wylie $1,517

91 Hilton Head Island $1,518

92 Little River $1,531

93 Carolina Forest $1,567

94 Port Royal $1,606

95 Goose Creek $1,611

96 Litchfield Beach $1,623

97 Charleston $1,632

98 Lake Murray of Richland $1,682

99 Murrells Inlet $1,702

100 Mount Pleasant $2,026

Cities with the lowest rents in South Carolina offer affordable rental housing options for residents. Dillon has a median rent of just $624 per month.

Low rental costs can significantly improve quality of life by leaving more disposable income for savings, healthcare, education, and recreation. These cities appeal to students, young professionals starting their careers, and retirees on fixed incomes.

Affordable rental markets often exist in cities with lower overall demand, but many are experiencing renewed interest from remote workers and companies seeking lower-cost locations for operations.

Did You Know?

1. At $624/month, renting in Dillon costs about $21 per day.
2. Affordable rent allows residents to save more, invest more, and enjoy a higher quality of life on the same income.
3. Many low-rent cities are experiencing an influx of remote workers who discovered they can maintain their salary while dramatically reducing housing costs.

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