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Highest Rent in Senegal

Top 100 cities ranked by highest rent

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Highest Rent — Senegal

1 Amady Ounaré 15 $150
2 Bakel 05 $150
3 Bambey 03 $150
4 Bargny 01 $150
5 Bargny Guèdj 01 $150
6 Bargny Ngoude 01 $150
7 Bignona 12 $150
8 Birkelane 16 $150
9 Bounkiling 18 $150
10 Dabo 11 $150
11 Dagana 14 $150
12 Dakar 01 $150
13 Dara 13 $150
14 Dembankané 15 $150
15 Diamniadio 01 $150
16 Diaoubé 11 $150
17 Diawara 15 $150
18 Diofior 09 $150
19 Diouloulou 12 $150
20 Diourbel 03 $150
21 Dougnane 07 $150
22 Fatick 09 $150
23 Foundiougne 09 $150
24 Gaé 14 $150
25 Galoya Toucouleur 14 $150
26 Gandiaye 10 $150
27 Goléré 14 $150
28 Gossas Village 09 $150
29 Goudiry 05 $150
30 Goudomp 18 $150
31 Guédé 14 $150
32 Guédiawaye 01 $150
33 Guéoul 13 $150
34 Guinguinéo 10 $150
35 Haïré Lao 14 $150
36 Jaxaay Parcelle Niakoul Rap 01 $150
37 Joal 07 $150
38 Kaffrine 16 $150
39 Kahone 10 $150
40 Kanel 15 $150
41 Kaolack 10 $150
42 Karang 09 $150
43 Kayar 07 $150
44 Kbombole 07 $150
45 Kébémer 13 $150
46 Kédougou 17 $150
47 Keur Madiabel 10 $150
48 Keur Médoune 03 $150
49 Khombole 07 $150
50 Kidira 05 $150
51 Kolda 11 $150
52 Koumpentoum 05 $150
53 Koungheul 16 $150
54 Koungneul Sossé 16 $150
55 Kounkané 11 $150
56 Le Plateau 01 $150
57 Linguère 13 $150
58 Louga 13 $150
59 Madina Wandifa 18 $150
60 Malèm Hodar 16 $150
61 Marsassoum 11 $150
62 Matam 15 $150
63 Mbaké 03 $150
64 Mboro 07 $150
65 Mbour 07 $150
66 Médina Gounas 11 $150
67 Mékhé 07 $150
68 Mermoz Boabab 01 $150
69 N’diareme limamoulaye 01 $150
70 Ndiagne 13 $150
71 Ndiamakouta 18 $150
72 Ndibène Dahra 13 $150
73 Ndioum 14 $150
74 Ndofane 10 $150
75 Nganda 16 $150
76 Ngaparou 07 $150
77 Nguékhokh 07 $150
78 Nguidjlone 15 $150
79 Niakoul Rab 01 $150
80 Nioro du Rip 10 $150
81 Odobéré 15 $150
82 Ouro Sogui 15 $150
83 Pal 14 $150
84 Passi 09 $150
85 Pikine 01 $150
86 Podor 14 $150
87 Poponguine 07 $150
88 Poukham Un 09 $150
89 Pout 07 $150
90 Richard-Toll 14 $150
91 Ross-Bétio 14 $150
92 Rosso 14 $150
93 Rufisque 01 $150
94 Rufisque est 01 $150
95 Saint-Louis 14 $150
96 Sali 07 $150
97 Sangalkam 01 $150
98 Sébikhotane 01 $150
99 Sédhiou 18 $150
100 Sémé 15 $150

Cities with the highest rents in Senegal reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Amady Ounaré 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 Amady Ounaré 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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