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Highest Rent in Mali

Top 69 cities ranked by highest rent

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Highest Rent — Mali

1 Kidal 10 $100
2 Niono 05 $100
3 Nioro 03 $100
4 Pèlèngana 05 $100
5 Kolokani 07 $100
6 Bourem 09 $100
7 Sangarébougou 07 $100
8 Massiogo 06 $100
9 Djenné 04 $100
10 Markala 05 $100
11 Kadiolo 06 $100
12 Douentza 04 $100
13 Bla 05 $100
14 Moninnpébougou 05 $100
15 Zégoua 06 $100
16 Diré 08 $100
17 Diéma 03 $100
18 Banamba 07 $100
19 Kati 07 $100
20 Bamako 01 $100
21 Sikasso 06 $100
22 Koutiala 06 $100
23 Ségou 05 $100
24 Kayes 03 $100
25 Mopti 04 $100
26 Kalaban Koro 07 $100
27 Gao 09 $100
28 Bankass 04 $100
29 San 05 $100
30 Bougouni 06 $100
31 Timbuktu 08 $100
32 Kita 03 $100
33 Dialakorodji 07 $100
34 Koulikoro 07 $100
35 Fana 07 $100
36 Tessit 09 $100
37 I-n-Tillit 09 $100
38 Toubakoura 07 $100
39 Goundam 08 $100
40 Yorosso 06 $100
41 Kangaba 07 $100
42 Sagalo 03 $100
43 Ké-Macina 05 $100
44 Ménaka 12070577 $100
45 Sirakoro Méguétana 07 $100
46 Kokofata 03 $100
47 Abdel Begrou 01 $100
48 Kolondiéba 06 $100
49 Inékar 12070577 $100
50 Ntossoni 06 $100
51 Ténenkou 04 $100
52 Niafunké 08 $100
53 Yanfolila 06 $100
54 Bamba 09 $100
55 Bafoulabé 03 $100
56 Mahina 03 $100
57 Sibi 07 $100
58 Diourou 05 $100
59 Bandiagara 04 $100
60 Dougabougou 05 $100
61 Koro 04 $100
62 Kinmparana 05 $100
63 Siribala Coro 05 $100
64 Kabala 07 $100
65 Finnkolo 06 $100
66 Moribabougou 07 $100
67 Nara 07 $100
68 Dioïla 07 $100
69 Kouri 06 $100

Cities with the highest rents in Mali reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Kidal leads with a median rent of $100 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 Kidal pay $100/month — that's $1,200 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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