A low cost of living, thriving towns, and scenic landscapes are among of Wisconsin’s most lauded features.
But rental prices have risen sharply in a few Wisconsin communities, placing those areas among the most costly in the country. A closer look at the three cities with the most skyrocketing rental prices is shown below.
Madison
With its status as both the capital of Wisconsin and the site of the prestigious University of Wisconsin–Madison, this city maintains a reputation as one of the priciest rental markets in the Badger State. A strong job market, especially in the education, healthcare, and technology industries, as well as a large student population, are the primary drivers of housing demand.
Apartments in Madison can range in price from roughly $1,600 for a one-bedroom to over $2,000 for a two-bedroom, with the higher end of the market concentrated around the university and downtown…