Cost of Living in Warren County, Georgia
At a Glance
Rent burden measured as median gross rent as a percentage of renter household income (Census ACS B25071)
How Warren County Compares
Median monthly rent comparison
Detailed Housing Stats
National Ranking
Affordability Rank
Warren County ranks #734 of 3,144 counties for affordability (top 23%)
Data Story
About Cost of Living in Warren County, Georgia
Warren's rents align with affordability standards
Warren County renters spend just 17.3% of income on rent, beating both the national norm and Georgia's 18.6% state average, though median income of $46,776 falls well below national levels. At $676 monthly, Warren offers the region's lowest absolute rent costs.
Georgia's most affordable rental market
Warren County claims the state's lowest median rent at $676 monthly and ties or beats most counties in rent-to-income ratios at 17.3%. This exceptional affordability, combined with low homeownership costs, makes Warren a standout value play statewide.
Warren's unbeatable rent prices
Warren's $676 monthly rent undercuts every regional peer: Upson by $103, Walker by $191, and Walton by $555. Home values follow suit—Warren's $78,000 median represents the region's most accessible entry point for homebuyers.
Lowest housing burden in the region
Warren County households earning $46,776 annually spend just $676 on rent (17.3% of income) or $510 on mortgages, allocating minimal resources to housing. This leaves maximum breathing room in household budgets—a critical advantage for low-income families.
Warren County's affordability is unmatched
For renters or first-time homebuyers operating on tight budgets, Warren County delivers unbeatable value: lowest regional rents, lowest home prices, and the state's best rent-to-income ratio. This county rewards thrifty relocators with maximum financial flexibility.
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Affordability Verdict
Warren County offers affordable rental housing at a median of $676/month — about 17.3% of the typical household income here.
Rent vs. Own
Renters in Warren County pay $676/month on average, compared to $510/month for homeowners. This market favors buyers by about 25%.
Income Needed
To afford the median rent without exceeding 30% of gross income, a household needs to earn approximately $27,040/year. For owner costs at the 28% rule, the required income is roughly $21,857/year. With a median household income of $46,776, most households can comfortably afford rent here. Notably, 31.0% of renter households in Warren County are cost-burdened, spending more than 30% of income on housing.
Regional Context
Compared to Terrell County where rent averages $727/month, Warren County is approximately 7% less expensive.
Affordability Calculator
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Rent Burden
17.3%
of gross income
Max Housing (28% Rule)
$1,091
per month
Owner Cost Burden
13.1%
of gross income
You can likely afford the median home in Warren County
Median home value is $78,000. Estimated monthly cost: $623 vs. your max of $1,091.
Rent Affordability Guide
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See Today's RatesData: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates (2019-2023) — Informational only. Not financial or legal advice.
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