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Highest Rent in Moldova

Top 61 cities ranked by highest rent

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Highest Rent — Moldova

1 Căuşeni 67 $250
2 Taraclia 90 $250
3 Călăraşi 66 $250
4 Briceni 70 $250
5 Leova 79 $250
6 Vulcăneşti 51 $250
7 Fălești 74 $250
8 Sîngerei 85 $250
9 Ialoveni 78 $250
10 Slobozia 58 $250
11 Bilicenii Vechi 85 $250
12 Codru 57 $250
13 Drochia 71 $250
14 Floreşti 75 $250
15 Hînceşti 77 $250
16 Strășeni 89 $250
17 Congaz 51 $250
18 Ceadîr-Lunga 51 $250
19 Edineţ 73 $250
20 Comrat 51 $250
21 Dubăsari 58 $250
22 Orhei 82 $250
23 Durleşti 57 $250
24 Soroca 87 $250
25 Ungheni 92 $250
26 Cahul 64 $250
27 Rîbniţa 58 $250
28 Bender 62 $250
29 Bălţi 60 $250
30 Tiraspol 58 $250
31 Chisinau 57 $250
32 Chiţcani 67 $250
33 Iargara 65 $250
34 Stăuceni 57 $250
35 Tvardița 90 $250
36 Şoldăneşti 86 $250
37 Teleneşti 91 $250
38 Ciorescu 57 $250
39 Criuleni 69 $250
40 Sîngera 57 $250
41 Blijnii Hutor 58 $250
42 Pervomaisc 58 $250
43 Cricova 57 $250
44 Ştefan Vodă 88 $250
45 Anenii Noi 59 $250
46 Otaci 81 $250
47 Vadul lui Vodă 57 $250
48 Mîndreşti 91 $250
49 Ocniţa 81 $250
50 Donduşeni 70 $250
51 Hryhoriopol 58 $250
52 Rezina 83 $250
53 Briceni 63 $250
54 Dancu 77 $250
55 Glodeni 76 $250
56 Dnestrovsc 58 $250
57 Basarabeasca 61 $250
58 Camenca 58 $250
59 Nisporeni 80 $250
60 Cimişlia 68 $250
61 Rîşcani 84 $250

Cities with the highest rents in Moldova reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Căuşeni leads with a median rent of $250 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 Căuşeni pay $250/month — that's $3,000 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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