CostBy County

Cost of Living in Quitman County, Georgia

$918/mo
Median Monthly Rent
$104,600
Median Home Value

At a Glance

Median Monthly Rent
$918/mo
5% below state average
Median Home Value
$104,600
69% below national
Census GRAPI
16.8%
Median gross rent as % of renter income

Rent burden measured as median gross rent as a percentage of renter household income (Census ACS B25071)

Affordability Rating
Affordable
Median gross rent is under 30% of renter household income

These figures are county medians, not a personal budget. Use them to frame rent, ownership, and income tradeoffs, then account for household size, commute, financing, insurance, taxes, debt, and local availability before making a decision.

How Quitman County Compares

Median monthly rent comparison

Quitman County$918/mo
Georgia Average$965/mo
National Median$1,413/mo

Detailed Housing Stats

$918/mo
Median Gross Rent
$104,600
Median Home Value
$633/mo
Monthly Owner Cost
16.8%
Census GRAPI

National Ranking

Affordability Rank

Quitman County ranks #1,188 of 3,142 counties for affordability (top 38%)

Most AffordableLeast Affordable

Sourced county brief

Quitman County Official GRAPI Stands at 16.8 Percent

The official median gross rent as a percentage of household income (GRAPI) in Quitman County is 16.8%. This official ACS B25071 figure is 11.8 percentage points lower than the Georgia unweighted county mean for GRAPI, which is 28.6%. The median gross rent in the county was estimated at $918 per month, below the state unweighted county mean of $965. Median selected monthly owner costs for all owner-occupied units are $633, compared to a state unweighted county mean of $905. The median value of owner-occupied homes is $104,600, which is $93,333 lower than the Georgia unweighted county mean of $197,933. While the median income for all households in the county is $40,179, specific median renter-household income data was not available in this set. All metrics are derived from the 2020-2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates. See ACS table B25071 for the underlying estimate.

Cost of Living Advisory: Quitman County

Affordability Verdict

ACS B25071 estimates median gross rent at 16.8% of renter household income in Quitman County, which is below the 30% affordability benchmark. This is a median percentage among renter-occupied units, not the share of households above a threshold.

Rent vs. Own

Median gross rent is $918 per month; median selected monthly owner costs are $633. These ACS medians describe different tenure groups and are not a personalized rent-versus-buy calculation.

Income Needed

Using the common 30% budgeting benchmark, $36,720 in annual gross income would allocate 30% to the county's median gross rent. This is a reproducible illustration, not evidence that a particular household can afford housing.

Regional Context

The Georgia unweighted mean of county median rents is $965 per month. Quitman County's $918 median is 4.9% below that comparison value.

Data version acs5-2020-2024 · Method cost-advisory-v2

Affordability Calculator

See how your income compares to housing costs in Quitman County

$

Rent Burden

27.4%

of gross income

Max Housing (28% Rule)

$938

per month

Owner Cost Burden

18.9%

of gross income

You can likely afford the median home in Quitman County

Median home value is $104,600. Estimated monthly cost: $835 vs. your max of $938.

Rent Affordability Guide

Your entered rent as a share of entered income27.4%
Recommended max30.0%

Income Needed Calculator

See how much you need to earn to comfortably afford housing

$
Rent Affordability

$0/yr

Needed to stay within recommended threshold

Median income:$0/yr
Can you afford it? Yes
Your income: $40,179Needed: $36,720
Owner Cost Affordability

$0/yr

Needed to stay within recommended threshold

Median income:$0/yr
Can you afford it? Yes
Your income: $40,179Needed: $27,129
Mortgage Affordability

$0/yr

Needed to stay within recommended threshold

Median income:$0/yr
Can you afford it? Yes
Your income: $40,179Needed: $24,343

Based on the 30% rule for rent and 28% rule for housing costs (mortgage + owner costs). Mortgage estimate assumes 20% down, 7.2% interest, 30-year fixed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Quitman County, Georgia?
Quitman County, Georgia has a median monthly rent of $918/mo and a median home value of $104,600. The affordability rating is Affordable, with median gross rent equal to approximately 16.8% of renter household income.
What is the median rent in Quitman County?
The median gross rent in Quitman County is $918/mo. This is 5% below state average for Georgia.
Is Quitman County affordable?
Quitman County is rated Affordable using the Census median gross-rent-as-a-percentage-of-income measure of 16.8%. Median gross rent is under 30% of renter household income.
How does Quitman County's rent compare to the state average?
Quitman County's median rent of $918/mo is 5% below state average of $965/mo for Georgia.
What is the median home value in Quitman County?
The median home value in Quitman County, Georgia is $104,600. This is 69% below the national median home value of $332,700.

Counties with Similar Housing Costs

Sponsored

Planning a Move?

Researching the cost of living in Quitman County, Georgia? Compare moving quotes from top providers and save on your relocation.

Compare Moving Quotes
Sponsored

Compare Mortgage Rates in Quitman County

Whether you're buying in Quitman County, Georgia, or refinancing, compare rates from top lenders using the terms each lender provides.

See Today's Rates
Published by the CostByCounty Editorial Team. See our methodology and corrections policy.Data build reviewed 2026-07-09; first published 2026-03-10.

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates (2020-2024). Data is informational only and is not personalized financial advice.

CostByCounty participates in affiliate programs. We may earn a commission when you use our links, at no extra cost to you.