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Rent Trends in Idaho: 2015 to 2026

Yearly Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI) for 31 cities in Idaho. The average across tracked cities is $1,754/month in 2026, up from $804 in 2015 (+118.2%). That sits $211 below (-10.7% vs) the U.S. typical rent of $1,965.

Last updated: July 19, 2026

Source: Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI) · Jan snapshots for 2015–2025; 2026 column = June 2026 release · U.S. typical rent $1,965 (June 2026)

Avg tracked city · 2026
$1,754
Change since 2015
+118.2%
2025 → 2026
+8.3%
Vs U.S. typical
-10.7%

What the Idaho rent trend shows

This page follows market rents in Idaho from 2015 through mid-2026 using the same Zillow ZORI vintage for every city in the table. State figures below are simple averages of the tracked cities — useful for comparing places inside Idaho and stacking the state against the published U.S. typical rent ($1,965/month in June 2026, up from $1,362 in January 2019 on our national series).

Since 2023, the tracked-city average in Idaho has risen from about $1,562 to $1,754 (+12.3%). That is the post-spike path — not a full reset to mid-2010s rents. The latest year step (2025 → 2026) is +8.3% ($1,620 $1,754).

Within the state, long-run winners and losers split by city. The largest percentage increase from the earliest reading to 2026 is Nampa (+125.5%, $721 → $1,626). 4 of 31 tracked cities are higher than their 2015 (or earliest) level.

For the national rent story, see the Rent Index. Statewide maps live on Rent by State. Full city database: Rent by City.

City-level breakdown in Idaho

Lowest 2026 rents

  1. Blackfoot$988
  2. Pocatello$1,063
  3. Rexburg$1,124
  4. Moscow$1,181
  5. Burley$1,200

Highest 2026 rents

  1. Victor$2,642
  2. McCall$2,556
  3. Star$2,443
  4. Hayden$2,277
  5. Middleton$2,242

Full list with every year from 2015–2026 is in the sortable table below.

All Idaho cities — yearly rent table

31 of 31 cities
CityMetro'15'16'17'18'19'20'21'22'23'24'25'26% Chg
BoiseBoise City, ID$842$882$937$1,017$1,104$1,183$1,323$1,544$1,587$1,593$1,648$1,808+114.7%
NampaBoise City, ID$721$769$817$905$989$1,059$1,172$1,419$1,469$1,491$1,510$1,626+125.5%
MeridianBoise City, ID$1,007$1,072$1,131$1,216$1,322$1,392$1,588$1,826$1,879$1,860$1,910$2,065+105.1%
Idaho FallsIdaho Falls, ID$646$655$714$785$848$907$1,009$1,227$1,264$1,294$1,321$1,383+114.1%
CaldwellBoise City, ID$1,270$1,497$1,556$1,586$1,650$1,729+36.1%
PocatelloPocatello, ID$933$954$950$995$1,063+13.9%
Coeur d'AleneCoeur d'Alene, ID$1,624$1,622$1,640$1,666$1,807+11.3%
Twin FallsTwin Falls, ID$1,379$1,457$1,476$1,575+14.2%
Post FallsCoeur d'Alene, ID$1,584$1,605$1,626$1,653$1,746+10.2%
RexburgRexburg, ID$983$1,093$1,091$1,107$1,124+14.3%
LewistonLewiston, ID-WA$1,419+0.0%
EagleBoise City, ID$1,605$1,782$1,805$1,866$1,954$2,104+31.1%
KunaBoise City, ID$1,924$2,003$2,026$2,073$2,236+16.2%
MoscowMoscow, ID$1,099$1,091$1,181+7.5%
BlackfootBlackfoot, ID$988+0.0%
RigbyIdaho Falls, ID$1,377+0.0%
Mountain HomeMountain Home, ID$1,500$1,582+5.5%
HaydenCoeur d'Alene, ID$2,090$2,182$2,277+8.9%
SandpointSandpoint, ID$1,992+0.0%
BurleyBurley, ID$1,200+0.0%
RathdrumCoeur d'Alene, ID$2,150+0.0%
EmmettBoise City, ID$1,490+0.0%
MiddletonBoise City, ID$2,242+0.0%
AmmonIdaho Falls, ID$1,476$1,509$1,597$1,636+10.8%
Garden CityBoise City, ID$1,625$1,619$1,629$1,855+14.2%
HaileyHailey, ID$1,995+0.0%
ChubbuckPocatello, ID$1,232+0.0%
StarBoise City, ID$2,111$2,191$2,194$2,443+15.7%
BuhlTwin Falls, ID$1,855+0.0%
McCall$2,556+0.0%
VictorIdaho Falls, ID$2,642+0.0%

Click any column header to sort · % Chg uses earliest available year → 2026

Frequently asked questions — Idaho rent

Is Idaho cheap to rent in 2026?

Yes — relative to the national market. The average rent across 31 tracked Idaho cities is about $1,754/month, which is $211 below (-10.7% vs) the U.S. typical rent of $1,965. That is a city-average in our sample, not a single statewide ZORI print, but it is a clear signal that Idaho screens cheaper than the U.S. typical $1,965.

What city in Idaho has the cheapest rent?

Among cities in our ZORI sample, Blackfoot is the lowest at about $988/month (2026). Other lower-rent cities include Pocatello ($1,063), Rexburg ($1,124), Moscow ($1,181).

What city in Idaho has the most expensive rent?

Victor leads our sample at about $2,642/month in 2026, followed by McCall ($2,556) and Star ($2,443).

How much have rents in Idaho changed since 2015?

Across tracked cities, the average moved from about $804 in 2015 to $1,754 in 2026 (+118.2%). 4 of 31 cities are higher than their earliest reading in this series; the largest percentage jump is Nampa (+125.5%).

Are rents in Idaho still rising year over year?

From 2025 to 2026, the average across tracked Idaho cities went from about $1,620 to $1,754 (+8.3%). Since 2023 ($1,562), that is +12.3%. Individual cities can diverge — sort by % Chg or compare the '25 and '26 columns.

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