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Highest Rent in Central Luzon

Top 100 cities ranked by highest rent

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Highest Rent — Central Luzon

1 Angeles City $150
2 Tarlac City $150
3 San Jose del Monte $150
4 Cabanatuan City $150
5 Santol $150
6 Malolos $150
7 San Fernando $150
8 Meycauayan $150
9 Olongapo $150
10 Mabalacat City $150
11 Concepcion $150
12 Pandi $150
13 Capas $150
14 Mariveles $150
15 Guyong $150
16 Norzagaray $150
17 Baliuag $150
18 Bulaon $150
19 Gapan $150
20 Hagonoy $150
21 Calumpit $150
22 Apalit $150
23 Plaridel $150
24 Guiguinto $150
25 Pulilan $150
26 Paniqui $150
27 Bocaue $150
28 Arayat $150
29 Muñoz $150
30 Marilao $150
31 Bulacan $150
32 Limay $150
33 Bustos $150
34 Bamban $150
35 Balanga $150
36 La Paz $150
37 Bongabon $150
38 San Leonardo $150
39 Magalang $150
40 Angat $150
41 Subic $150
42 Dinalupihan $150
43 Santa Cruz $150
44 San Ildefonso $150
45 San Miguel $150
46 Talavera $150
47 Orion $150
48 Obando $150
49 Balagtas $150
50 Paombong $150
51 Masinloc $150
52 Lubao $150
53 Zaragoza $150
54 Cabiao $150
55 Candaba $150
56 Santa Ana $150
57 Orani $150
58 Mexico $150
59 Masantol $150
60 Gerona $150
61 Samal $150
62 Jaen $150
63 Camiling $150
64 Pantubig $150
65 Papaya $150
66 San Antonio $150
67 Del Pilar $150
68 Abucay $150
69 Aliaga $150
70 Hermosa $150
71 San Luis $150
72 General Tinio $150
73 Guimba $150
74 San Narciso $150
75 San Simon $150
76 Pandacaqui $150
77 Burgos $150
78 Peñaranda $150
79 Castillejos $150
80 Iba $150
81 Rizal $150
82 Telabastagan $150
83 Manibaug Pasig $150
84 Pio $150
85 Palayan City $150
86 Botolan $150
87 Loma de Gato $150
88 Porac $150
89 Sasmuan $150
90 San Francisco $150
91 Laur $150
92 Malanday $150
93 San Marcelino $150
94 Quezon $150
95 General Mamerto Natividad $150
96 Pilar $150
97 Morong $150
98 Ramos $150
99 Babo-Pangulo $150
100 Poblacion, San Felipe $150

Cities with the highest rents in Central Luzon reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Angeles City leads with a median rent of $150 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 Angeles City pay $150/month — that's $1,800 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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