CostBy County

Wyoming Cost of Living

Housing costs and affordability data for 23 counties.

Average Monthly Rent

$937/mo

Average Home Value

$315,548

Average Owner Cost

$1,008/mo

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County cost atlas

Wyoming housing costs by county

Compare rent, entry-price context, owner costs, and cost score in one state view. Pin a county, switch layers, then open the full county profile when a place needs closer review.

Counties

23

Avg rent

$937/mo

Owner cost

$1,008/mo

Avg score

41.0

Higher means lower cost pressure

Atlas layers use U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2019-2023 5-Year Estimates. Rent, owner cost, and home value are county medians. Cost score rewards lower rent and lower owner costs, but affordability still depends on income, household size, commute, debt, and personal finances. Use this as decision context, not personalized financial advice.

State Cost Summary

Use these state averages as a starting point, then scan the atlas and rankings for the county-level spread behind them.

Average Monthly Rent
$937/mo
19% below national median
Average Home Value
$315,548
12% above national median
Avg. Monthly Owner Cost
$1,008/mo
40% below national median
Affordability Rating
Affordable
Avg. rent under 30% of income
Cost metrics are county medians from Census ACS 5-Year Estimates. They are useful comparison signals, but they do not include every household cost or reflect personal income, financing, commute, insurance, debt, or household size.

Housing Costs in Wyoming: An Overview

The median rent in Wyoming is $937 per month, which is 19% below the national median of $1,163. That is useful statewide context, but rent burden still depends on local income, household size, commute, and the county a household chooses.

Within Wyoming, housing costs vary significantly by county. Teton County has the highest median rent in this dataset at $1,758 per month and a median home value of $1,371,900. Weston County has the lowest reported median rent at $694 per month and a median home value of $214,000.

The average home value across Wyoming counties is $315,548, 12% higher than the national median of $281,900. Median household income is roughly $73,360, so home values should be read alongside local wages, financing costs, taxes, insurance, and supply.

Before comparing places in Wyoming, start with the county-level pattern. Costs can swing dramatically between rural and urban counties. Use the atlas, rankings, and county links below to compare rent, home values, owner costs, and rent burden before opening a specific county profile.

Distribution

Rent Distribution in Wyoming

How median rents are spread across 23 counties

All Wyoming Counties

Sorted by median rent, highest first. A higher cost score means lower rent and owner cost pressure within the national scoring model.

CountyMedian RentHome ValueOwner CostCost ScoreRent/Income
Teton County
Expensive$1,758/mo
$1,371,900$1,968/mo3.022.0%
Sublette County
Moderate$1,116/mo
$350,100$1,031/mo24.229.0%
Johnson County
Moderate$1,081/mo
$296,000$864/mo33.824.0%
Laramie County
Moderate$1,080/mo
$324,900$1,463/mo15.728.0%
Hot Springs County
Affordable$976/mo
$214,400$586/mo58.026.0%
Natrona County
Affordable$973/mo
$260,400$1,099/mo27.527.0%
Campbell County
Affordable$952/mo
$266,400$1,427/mo22.330.0%
Sheridan County
Affordable$950/mo
$352,200$1,181/mo26.928.0%
Albany County
Affordable$936/mo
$322,100$1,279/mo25.432.0%
Park County
Affordable$933/mo
$374,200$1,078/mo31.126.0%
Converse County
Affordable$930/mo
$269,700$876/mo40.227.0%
Sweetwater County
Affordable$913/mo
$242,900$1,027/mo34.324.0%
Carbon County
Affordable$894/mo
$214,500$812/mo48.025.0%
Uinta County
Affordable$882/mo
$255,400$930/mo41.020.0%
Crook County
Affordable$881/mo
$276,800$966/mo39.317.0%
Big Horn County
Affordable$876/mo
$198,200$750/mo53.823.0%
Lincoln County
Affordable$868/mo
$334,500$966/mo40.521.0%
Fremont County
Affordable$858/mo
$252,700$827/mo50.425.0%
Niobrara County
Affordable$775/mo
$194,200$674/mo71.424.0%
Goshen County
Affordable$759/mo
$234,600$870/mo59.126.0%
Platte County
Affordable$745/mo
$248,900$834/mo63.221.0%
Washakie County
Affordable$725/mo
$188,600$740/mo72.422.0%
Weston County
Affordable$694/mo
$214,000$938/mo61.917.0%

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Frequently Asked Questions About Wyoming Housing Costs

What is the most affordable county in Wyoming?
Weston County is among the most affordable counties in Wyoming with a median rent of $694 per month.
What is the most expensive county to live in Wyoming?
Teton County is among the most expensive counties in Wyoming with a median rent of $1,758 per month and a median home value of $1,371,900.
How does Wyoming's cost of living compare to the national average?
Wyoming's average monthly rent of $937 is 19% below the national median of $1,163.
What is the average home value in Wyoming?
The average home value across all Wyoming counties is $315,548.
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Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates (2019-2023). Data is informational only and is not personalized financial advice.