
A DRIVE AROUND TOWN
Cedar Park - Texas - BOOMING Austin Suburb - 4K Downtown Drive
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Living here
What renters actually pay, by number of bedrooms, and how Cedar Park compares with Texas and the US.
Median rent
$1,753/mo
30% above US
1 bedroom
$1,403/mo
19% above US
2 bedrooms
$1,764/mo
32% above US
Renters paying 30%+ of income
52%
US 50%
Renter households
9,381
Median gross rent (contract rent plus utilities) for occupied rental units, by bedrooms. Income needed uses the 30% rule.
Nearby cities are other Local City Network guides in Texas, nearest first.
At 30% of income you can spend about $1,764 a month.
Green means the median Cedar Park rent for that size fits your budget. Landlords often ask for income of 2.5–3× the monthly rent.
52% of Cedar Park renters spend 30% or more of their income on rent, and 25% spend half or more. The typical renter household puts 31.2% of its income toward rent (US: 50% and 25%).
HUD’s 2027 fair market rents for Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX MSA are the payment benchmarks for housing vouchers (about the 40th percentile of recent movers’ rents), so they often differ from the medians above.

A DRIVE AROUND TOWN
A recorded city visit shared by Mileage Mike Travels. This is not a live camera or current conditions report.
Watch on YouTube ↗The median gross rent (rent plus utilities) is $1,753 a month, 31% above the Texas median and 30% above the national median.
The median one-bedroom rents for $1,403 a month (US: $1,180).
The median two-bedroom rents for $1,764 a month (US: $1,338).
Using the common 30% rule, a median two-bedroom ($1,764) takes a household income of about $70,560 a year, and a one-bedroom about $56,120.
About 52% of Cedar Park renters spend 30% or more of their income on rent, and 25% spend at least half (US: 50% and 25%).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates (tables B25031, B25070 and B25071). Estimates have margins of error; figures are in 2023 dollars.