Hunter, TN
1,918Residents
$51,815Median household income
$756/moMedian gross rent
$169,500Median home value
39.9Median age
17%Adults with a bachelor’s degree or higher
89%Homes lived in by their owners
3.3×Home value to household income
Median rent takes about 18% of the median household income in Hunter.
What pay do you need to rent here?
To keep rent at or below 30% of gross pay, you would need about $30,000 a year. In Tennessee that leaves roughly $2,190 a month after tax. See the full paycheck breakdown for $30,000.
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- Nashville-Davidson
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Source: Census ACS 2024 ACS 5-year, places. Small places carry larger margins of error.