Newport News, VA Rental Market Trends

Q: What are the most popular neighborhoods in Newport News?

The most popular neighborhood in Newport News is Campbell , where there are 4 listings with an average rent of $1,433. Next up is Charter Elm - Hanover Heights , where apartments go for $1,279/month, followed by Chestnut with $1,167 If you’re looking to rent in Newport News’s most popular neighborhoods, make sure to also check out Pear Tree Hall , where renters pay $1,433 on average, and Port Warwick , where the average monthly rent is $1,446.

What is the average rent in Newport News?

The average rent for an apartment in Newport News is $1,317. The cost of rent varies depending on several factors, including location, size, and quality.

Average rent in Newport News, VA

Last updated July 2023

Average Rent	Average Apartment Size
$1,317	922 sq. ft.

What is the average apartment size in Newport News?

The average size for a Newport News, VA apartment is 922 square feet, but this number varies greatly depending on unit type, with cheap and luxury alternatives for houses and apartments alike. Studio apartments are the smallest and most affordable, 1-bedroom apartments are closer to the average, while 2-bedroom apartments and 3-bedroom apartments offer a more generous square footage.

Newport News, VA apartment rent ranges

Newport News, VA Occupied Housing Units

39,324 or 52% of the households in Newport News, VA are renter-occupied while 35,598 or 48% are owner-occupied.

Newport News, VA rent trends

Access comprehensive real estate data and information on Yardi Matrix

Average Rent in Newport News, VA By Neighborhood

Neighborhood	Average Rent
Barclay	$1,446
Bernard Village	$1,446
Blount Point	$1,446
Chapel Park	$1,446
Deep Creek	$1,446
Forrest	$1,446
Glendale	$1,446
Hiddenwood	$1,446
James Landing	$1,446
Maxwell	$1,446
Merry Point Estates	$1,446
Oyster Point City Center	$1,446
Port Warwick	$1,446
Sierra Park	$1,446
Winterhaven	$1,446
Deerfield - Ivy Stone	$1,439
Scufflefield	$1,439
Wendwood	$1,439
Campbell	$1,433
Church Creek	$1,433
Denbigh Plantation	$1,433
Denbrook	$1,433
East Shore Park	$1,433
Eastwood	$1,433
Hertzler Farm	$1,433
Horsepoint Farm	$1,433
Kiln Creek	$1,433
Lake Cambridge	$1,433
Lucas Creek	$1,433
Menchville	$1,433
Menchville Meadows	$1,433
Newport News - Williamsburg Airport	$1,433
Nicewood	$1,433
Peach Orchard	$1,433
Pear Tree Hall	$1,433
Sluice Mill	$1,433
Summerlake	$1,433
The Colony	$1,433
Turnberry	$1,433
Village Green	$1,433
Warwick Lawns	$1,433
West Shore Park	$1,433
Windmill Point	$1,433
Youngs Mill	$1,433
Riverside	$1,334
Balthrope	$1,279
Beechwood	$1,279
Charter Elm - Hanover Heights	$1,279
Coles Forest	$1,279
Courthouse Green	$1,279
Curtis Tignor	$1,279
Garrow	$1,279
Jones Run	$1,279
Kings Ridge	$1,279
Richland	$1,279
Richneck - Colony Pines	$1,279
Snidow	$1,279
Stoney Brook	$1,279
Stoney Run	$1,279
The Forest	$1,279
Warwick Courthouse	$1,279
Warwick Landing	$1,279
Warwick River	$1,279
Windsor	$1,279
Lees Mill	$1,273
Carleton Falls	$1,220
Crafford - Taliaferro	$1,220
Greenwood	$1,220
Lee Hall	$1,220
Skiffes Creek Landing	$1,220
Camp Alexander - Huntington Heights	$1,201
Christopher Shores	$1,201
Huntington	$1,201
Ivy Park	$1,201
Marshall	$1,201
Newsome	$1,201
Newsome Park	$1,201
North End Newport News	$1,201
Salters Creek	$1,201
Stuart Gardens	$1,201
Tuckers Creek	$1,201
Wickham	$1,201
Windward Towers	$1,201
Briarfield	$1,178
Jefferson Park	$1,178
Parkview	$1,178
North Newmarket	$1,178
Bayberry	$1,178
Beaconsdale	$1,178
Brandon Heights	$1,178
Brentwood	$1,178
Dutch Village	$1,178
Eastburn	$1,178
Gatewood	$1,178
Green Oaks	$1,178
Hilton Village	$1,178
Ivy Farms	$1,178
Morrison	$1,178
Nelson Place - Cedar Grove	$1,178
North Hilton	$1,178
Rivermont	$1,178
Robinson Terrace	$1,178
Swansea Manor	$1,178
Warwick on the James	$1,178
Hudson Terrace	$1,173
Sedgefield	$1,173
Chestnut	$1,167
Newmarket Creek	$1,167

What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Newport News?

The most affordable neighborhoods in Newport News are Chestnut, where the average rent goes for $1,167/month, Newmarket Creek, where renters pay $1,167/mo on average, and Hudson Terrace, where the average rent goes for $1,173/mo. If you’re looking for other great deals, check out the listings from Sedgefield ($1,173), Bayberry ($1,178), and Beaconsdale ($1,178), where the asking prices are below the average Newport News rent of $1,317/mo.

What are the most expensive neighborhoods in Newport News?

The most expensive neighborhoods in Newport News are Port Warwick ($1,446), Sierra Park ($1,446) and Winterhaven ($1,446).

What are the most popular neighborhoods in Newport News?

The most popular neighborhood in Newport News is Campbell, where there are 4 listings with an average rent of $1,433. Next up is Charter Elm - Hanover Heights, where apartments go for $1,279/month, followed by Chestnut with $1,167 If you’re looking to rent in Newport News’s most popular neighborhoods, make sure to also check out Pear Tree Hall, where renters pay $1,433 on average, and Port Warwick, where the average monthly rent is $1,446.

Newport News | Rent Comparison by Neighborhood

Rent in Balthrope is 12% lower than in Barclay

$1,279

Balthrope rent is 3% lower than Newport News average

Average Rent	$1,279

$1,446

Barclay rent is 10% higher than Newport News average

Average Rent	$1,446

How Newport News Compares to Other Cities

City	Average Rent
Richmond	$1,476
Arlington	$1,360
Newport News	$1,317
Alexandria	$2,069
Norfolk	$1,390
Virginia Beach	$1,631
Henrico	$1,520
Hampton	$1,414
Woodbridge	$1,877
Fairfax	$2,302
Charlottesville	$1,903
Chesapeake	$1,633
Suffolk	$1,650
Portsmouth	$1,264
Midlothian	$1,753
Petersburg	$1,303
Glen Allen	$1,720
Chester	$1,689
Chesterfield	$1,709
Lexington Park	$1,758
Yorktown	$1,682

What is the average price for a storage unit in Newport News?

The average rent for a non-climate-controlled 10'x10' storage unit in Newport News is $183.48. Rental costs vary depending on several factors, including unit size and the storage facility's location and amenities.