Burlington-South Burlington, VT Average Rent & Rental Yield
Compare average asking rent (median), gross rental yield, home value, and transaction activity before moving into listing-level underwriting or investor discovery.
Average rent in Burlington-South Burlington, VT
The median asking rent in Burlington-South Burlington, VT is $3,225 as of July 2026, based on active rental listings across the metro. We report the median — the midpoint of asking rents — because it tracks the typical listing more reliably than a simple average, which luxury and outlier listings can skew.
Against an average home value of $516,852, that rent level prices Burlington-South Burlington, VT at a 7.94% gross rental yield — compared with 8.13% across Vermont.
Metro vs state rental signal
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Burlington-South Burlington, VT rent and yield FAQ
Quick answers based on the latest Burlington-South Burlington, VT rental listing and transaction data.
What is the average rent in Burlington-South Burlington, VT?
As of July 2026, the median asking rent in Burlington-South Burlington, VT is $3,225. SFR Analytics reports the median of active rental listings rather than a simple average so outlier luxury listings do not distort the figure.
What is a good rental yield in Burlington-South Burlington, VT?
Burlington-South Burlington, VT currently prices at a 7.94% gross rental yield, versus 8.13% across Vermont. Treat gross yield as a first-pass screen — it excludes taxes, insurance, vacancy, rehab, and financing, so underwrite at the property level before acting on it.
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