Temple rental market data
A data-backed Temple rental market report for landlords and rental property owners, combining rent trends, active listing context, and ZIP-level rental data.
This report combines citywide rent movement, current leasing activity, and neighborhood-level rental signals. The sources measure different slices of the market, so the page uses them together for context rather than treating any one number as a guaranteed property rent.
The metro index ended at $1,328, down -1.1% year over year and 0.8% from the same month three years earlier.
| Metric | Latest value | Change / context |
|---|---|---|
| Active rental listings | 595 | ZIP 76502 active rental sample |
| Median active rent | $1,755 | All rental property types in ZIP sample |
| Average rent per square foot | $1.21 | Median $/sqft: $1.15 |
| Median days on market | 1 day | Average DOM: 25.15 days |
| New rental listings | 242 | Current new listing count in ZIP sample |
ZIP-level rental data is useful for property-type splits, bedroom splits, rent per square foot, and listing-count context. For Temple, it helps explain why a citywide number should not replace submarket comps.
| Metric | Latest value | Change / context |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | $2,129 | 1 listings; median DOM 1 days |
| 1 bedroom | $1,150 | 50 listings; median DOM 1 days |
| 2 bedrooms | $1,450 | 93 listings; median DOM 1 days |
| 3 bedrooms | $1,700 | 283 listings; median DOM 1 days |
| 4 bedrooms | $2,095 | 161 listings; median DOM 1 days |
| 5 bedrooms | $2,300 | 7 listings; median DOM 2 days |
* IMC Capital sources data from multiple online references like Zillow Research, Unlock MLS, RentCast, and more. Report data is directional and should be reviewed with current property-level comps before making pricing decisions. Compare this city with other supported markets in Explore Central Texas Markets.
Use this report to compare Temple rent trends with active rental listings, property-type differences, and Bell County renter demand before setting rent or renewal terms.
The report is most useful for separating apartment, townhome, and single-family pricing; checking bedroom-count rent expectations; and planning realistic investor costs around vacancy, maintenance, taxes, insurance, and management.
For service support, see IMC Capital's Temple property management, residential property management services, and property management pricing.
The city-level rent data used in this report shows Temple's rental index slightly lower year over year as of March 2026. Individual properties can still vary by location, condition, property type, and tenant profile.
Temple demand can come from healthcare, VA services, logistics, manufacturing, Temple College, family renters, and nearby military-adjacent movement. The best renter profile depends on the property.
ZIP-level rental metrics help show property type, bedroom count, rent per square foot, listing counts, and days on market in a way citywide trend data cannot.
Yes. IMC Capital offers a free market analysis to help owners review rent potential, competing listings, property condition, and next steps.
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