In August 2026, Victorville’s median apartment price was $2,100 a month, down 5% from July’s $2,200. A one-bedroom apartment in the city is listed at $1,288, while a two-bedroom is listed at $1,585 — both below the city’s $2,100 overall median.
Zumper's Numbers and What They Capture
The figures offer a snapshot of Victorville rents, with amounts varying by unit size and over time.
How Victorville Stacks Up Against the State and the Nation
Victorville's median apartment rent sits 19% below California's statewide median apartment listing price of $2,595, and the gap widens for smaller units — the city's one-bedroom rent runs 39% below the state's $2,095 median, while its two-bedroom rent is 41% below California's $2,695 median.
Nationally, rents have been drifting lower. The median rent across the country decreased 0.1% month over month in September and was 0.4% lower than a year earlier, according to apartmentlist.com, which also reported the national multifamily vacancy rate falling to 7% that month, with leased units sitting on the market an average of 34 days before being rented. Apartmentlist.com put the national median rent at $1,388 a month as of September 2026.
Other Trackers Paint a Different Picture
Rental trackers can offer different snapshots of Victorville rents, so figures may vary across services.
A Market Renters May Finally Catch a Break In
San Bernardino County's own housing data suggests the broader trend favors tenants for now. After enduring year-over-year rent increases, renters may see move-in incentives, lower starting rents and a pause in annual rent hikes in 2025 and 2026, according to the San Bernardino County Community Indicators page. Zumper's listing at 85 rental properties, updated daily, offers one more snapshot of Victorville's rental market.
