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Houston CBD Q2 2026 Rent: $1,918 Historical Average

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Houston’s Central Business District historical rent series averages $1,918 per month in Q2 2026. The monthly average is $1,600 in April, $2,043 in May, and $2,112 in June.

To plan a move now, compare Central Business District apartments. The table below links to listings for each bedroom size.

Historical rent values: April, May, June

Month in 2026Historical average asking rentDays with data
April$1,60025
May$2,04331
June$2,11230
Q2 average of monthly values$1,918See monthly counts above
$2,112AprilMayJune
Central Business District historical property-average asking rent, April, May, June 2026

We use daily asking-rent averages at tracked properties assigned to Central Business District. We average the available daily values within each month and then average the three monthly values for Q2. The table shows the days with data; some months have gaps. Each property has equal weight within a daily value. The property mix can change; this series does not measure changes at the same apartments.

Compare bedroom sizes for your move

The following table uses a separate snapshot retrieved on October 1, 2026. It reports asking prices by bedroom size and the number of priced listings in each category. These figures are not the historical monthly averages above.

Bedroom size and listingsSnapshot average asking rentPriced listings
Studio$1,84994
1-bedroom$1,992295
2-bedroom$2,819134
3-bedroom$5,20214
Studio$1,8491-bedroom$1,9922-bedroom$2,8193-bedroom$5,202
Central Business District asking rent by bedroom size, October 1, 2026

Three-bedroom prices have a smaller sample than studios or one-bedrooms. Check the apartment size and lease terms before you use that average as a target.

Compare another area

The Montrose Q2 report uses the same historical calculation and averages $2,278. That is $360 above the district’s average. These are mixed-bedroom samples, so the gap does not establish the difference between two comparable apartments.

Confirm required fees with the property before you compare total monthly costs. These samples cover tracked asking prices, not all apartments or signed leases. The linked pages can change after this report’s October 1 data update. Read how we calculate rent figures.

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