Renting feels more expensive than ever — and in some cities, it is.
Storage Sense looked at data from metro areas with more than 500,000 people to see where landlords are charging the most per square foot.
Continue reading to see which cities made the list.
Seattle took seventh place with an average rent of $128.42 per 100 square feet.
San Diego took sixth place with an average rent of $132 per 100 square feet.
San Jose took fifth place with an average rent of $152 per 100 square feet.
Boston took fourth place with an average rent of $176 per 100 square feet.
New York City took third place with an average rent of $190 per 100 square feet.
San Francisco took second place with an average rent of $225 per 100 square feet.
Washington, D.C. took first place with an average rent of $229.29 per 100 square feet.
