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Highest Rent in Central Java

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Highest Rent — Central Java

1 Wiradesa $200
2 Jaten $200
3 Mlonggo $200
4 Lebaksiu $200
5 Wangon $200
6 Karangnongko $200
7 Jekulo $200
8 Wonopringgo $200
9 Buaran $200
10 Majenang $200
11 Kutoarjo $200
12 Juwana $200
13 Baturaden $200
14 Gebog $200
15 Rembangan $200
16 Ketanggungan $200
17 Muntilan $200
18 Candi Prambanan $200
19 Banyumas $200
20 Gatak $200
21 Bulakamba $200
22 Kebonarun $200
23 Kroya $200
24 Trucuk $200
25 Ngemplak $200
26 Delanggu $200
27 Welahan $200
28 Colomadu $200
29 Tayu $200
30 Demak $200
31 Jatiroto $200
32 Margasari $200
33 Mranggen $200
34 Jogonalan $200
35 Balapulang $200
36 Randudongkal $200
37 Ceper $200
38 Lasem $200
39 Selogiri $200
40 Sidareja $200
41 Purwodadi $200
42 Wonosobo $200
43 Dukuhturi $200
44 Grogol $200
45 Pati $200
46 Kedungwuni $200
47 Magelang $200
48 Klaten $200
49 Adiwerna $200
50 Batang $200
51 Kudus $200
52 Ungaran $200
53 Pemalang $200
54 Salatiga $200
55 Purwokerto $200
56 Cilacap $200
57 Tegal $200
58 Pekalongan $200
59 Surakarta $200
60 Jepara $200
61 Baki $200
62 Gombong $200
63 Karanganom $200
64 Comal $200
65 Blora $200
66 Cepu $200
67 Wedi $200
68 Purbalingga $200
69 Baekrajan $200
70 Weleri $200
71 Semarang $200
72 Boyolali $200
73 Pecangaan $200
74 Slawi $200
75 Ambarawa $200
76 Sokaraja $200
77 Mertoyudan $200
78 Sragen $200
79 Tarub $200
80 Kartasura $200

Cities with the highest rents in Central Java reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Wiradesa leads with a median rent of $200 per month.

High rents are typically found in cities with strong economies, large populations of young professionals, and limited housing supply. These markets often have low vacancy rates and competitive rental processes.

The rent burden in these cities can be significant, with many residents spending more than 30% of their income on housing. This has fueled discussions about rent control, affordable housing development, and tenant protections in many of these communities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Renters in Wiradesa pay $200/month — that's $2,400 per year on housing alone.
  • 2. The general rule of thumb is that rent should not exceed 30% of gross income — in many of these cities, average earners exceed that threshold.
  • 3. High-rent cities often have rental vacancy rates below 5%, creating intense competition for available units.

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