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3. City of Dublin
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Dublin, Georgia, offers a balanced rental market that blends historic charm with modern convenience, making it an attractive choice for both young professionals and growing families. The city’s walk‑able downtown, anchored by the historic Dublin Square and the vibrant River Street district, provides easy access to local boutiques, artisan coffee shops, and a lively arts scene. Proximity to major employers, the Oglethorpe Regional Medical Center, and several higher‑education institutions adds to the area’s appeal, while the surrounding parks and the Oconee River create ample opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Rental options in Dublin range from well‑maintained two‑bedroom apartments in the city‑center to spacious three‑bedroom houses in family‑friendly neighborhoods such as Westshire and the historic Oak Hill district. A two‑bedroom apartment typically rents in the $1000‑$1100 range, with median rates hovering around $1065, offering tenants a comfortable blend of space and affordability. Larger three‑bedroom homes generally command rents near the $1200 bracket, with median figures close to $1095, providing ample room for families seeking single‑family living without venturing far from downtown amenities.

Beyond the core rental offerings, Dublin boasts excellent schools, convenient commuter routes to Atlanta via I‑75, and a growing selection of dining and entertainment venues. Whether you’re drawn by the city’s historic architecture, its thriving community events, or its strategic location within central Georgia, Dublin’s rental market delivers a welcoming environment for a diverse range of renters looking to settle in a vibrant, yet affordable, Southern town.

Dublin Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Dublin was $993 for 2 Bedroom, and $1,124 for 3 Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.