What’s the average rent in Kenosha, WI?

Each year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) estimates something called Fair Market Rent (FMR) for every region in the country, including Kenosha. These numbers represent the estimated cost of rent plus basic utilities (like water, heat, and gas) for standard-quality rental housing. 

Fair Market Rent is not the maximum or average price exactly. It’s meant to reflect the 40th percentile of rents in the area, meaning 40% of units in Kenosha should rent at or below this amount.

Unit Style	FY 2025 FMR
Efficiency	$1,104
One Bedroom	$1,111
Two Bedroom	$1,447
Three Bedroom	$1,944
Four Bedroom	$2,216

if you're looking for a 1-bedroom in Kenosha, HUD estimates you’ll need around $1,111/month to cover both rent and utilities.

Kenosha Rent Trends: What’s Changing?

Fair market rents have increased by 10.8% year over year in Kenosha on efficiency units and 6.5% on four bedroom units.

Here’s a five year picture of how fair market rents have evolved in Kenosha:

What’s the average rent in Kenosha, WI?

Fair Market Rent is not the maximum or average price exactly. It’s meant to reflect the 40th percentile of rents in the area, meaning 40% of units in Kenosha should rent at or below this amount.

Unit Style	FY 2025 FMR
Efficiency	$1,104
One Bedroom	$1,111
Two Bedroom	$1,447
Three Bedroom	$1,944
Four Bedroom	$2,216

if you're looking for a 1-bedroom in Kenosha, HUD estimates you’ll need around $1,111/month to cover both rent and utilities.

Kenosha Rent Trends: What’s Changing?

Fair market rents have increased by 10.8% year over year in Kenosha on efficiency units and 6.5% on four bedroom units.

Here’s a five year picture of how fair market rents have evolved in Kenosha: