Fees, deposits and rent by lease length.

Where the field is richest.

The 20 cities with the most listings priced by lease length, with the text-derived fee mentions beside them.

Cities as published by the source; suburbs listed under their own names are separate. Download this table as CSV.

Rent by lease length.

Some leasing systems quote a different rent for each lease length, often from 3 to 15 months. Where they publish it, the record carries the whole table, not only the headline price. Where a listing prices both a 12-month lease and a lease of six months or less (29,309 listings), the shortest term costs a median 17% more per month than the 12-month rent, and it costs more in 80% of them. The terms quoted most often: 12 months (57,685), 13 months (56,018), 14 months (53,699), 15 months (50,571), 11 months (40,856), 10 months (40,562). Separately, 102,822 listings state which term their headline rent belongs to.

Fees: one structured signal, one text signal.

Where a source splits base rent from required monthly fees, the record keeps both: rent_min is the total and rent_base the base. That covers 35,123 listings, where required fees add a median $104 a month (middle half $53 to $129). Everything else about fees is text: 128,702 descriptions mention an application fee, admin fee, security deposit, pet fee or similar, and 38,227 mention lease terms such as month-to-month. These two counts are regex matches on listing text, labelled text-derived wherever we publish them.

Three real records.

Picked by a fixed rule from three different cities on the 2026-10-20 export, trimmed to the columns this page is about. A sample request returns full records for your cities.

Field names in the API and files.

The same names appear in the Feed API, JSONL files and the keyless sample endpoint. A field is null where the source does not state it; we never infer a value.

What is missing.

• Fee amounts are not structured: application fees, admin fees and deposit amounts stay in the description text.
• No total monthly cost: utilities and optional fees are not added up.
• Text flags are pattern matches and can miss a fee or catch a sentence that only mentions one.
• Lease-term tables exist only where the leasing system publishes them; most small landlords quote one price.

Display terms for this field.

Show the rent for the term the source quotes and say which term it is. If you show text-derived fee flags, label them as taken from the listing text, and link to the listing so renters see the manager's own fee disclosure. Local fee-disclosure rules apply to your product, not only to the source.

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How this was measured.

Counted on the saved database export of 2026-10-20 using the same eligibility rule as the Display Feed: US listings from manager and owner sources, verified at the source within 30 days, with each unit counted once even when several sources list it (966,368 listings). Text-derived counts are pattern matches on the listing description and amenities, and are labelled as such. Figures are a dated measurement, not a live availability guarantee.

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Other fields, measured.