Renting in Biloxi

Biloxi rent runs genuinely moderate -- RentCafe cites an average of approximately $1,234/month across all apartment types as of June 2026, up approximately 2.42% year-over-year -- with a real, disclosed lack of neighborhood-level detail this record does not paper over.

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A Moderate Citywide Average, by Unit Size

RentCafe's cited Biloxi averages as of June 2026: approximately $1,051/month for a one-bedroom (802 sq ft), $1,223 for a two-bedroom (1,074 sq ft), and $1,484 for a three-bedroom (1,526 sq ft), with an overall across-all-types average of approximately $1,234/month (up ~2.42% YoY from $1,205). Approximately 63% of Biloxi rentals fall in the $1,001-$1,500/month band per the same source.

Rent Likely Varies by Proximity to the Beach/Casino Corridor, Not Independently Confirmed This Pass

This record did not independently confirm Biloxi neighborhood-level rent variance (near-beach and casino-corridor units versus more inland areas like Woolmarket) to the same depth as its citywide figures this pass -- renters should research a specific target area's current listings directly rather than anchoring to a single citywide figure.

Mississippi Tenant Protections

This pass did not independently confirm current, specific Mississippi statewide or Biloxi-specific rent-control or just-cause eviction ordinance details -- Mississippi generally does not impose statewide rent control. Confirm current tenant-protection details directly with the Mississippi Attorney General's Office or a local tenant-rights organization for a specific unit.

Renting Can Sidestep Biloxi's Real Flood-Insurance and Elevation-Certificate Complexity

For movers uncertain about a long-term commitment to a specific Biloxi property's flood-risk profile or insurance costs, renting offers a real, practical way to experience a target area directly before navigating the property-purchase-specific flood, elevation, and insurance mechanics detailed on the buying-a-home and homeowners-insurance topic pages.

Confirm Whether a Specific Rental Unit Sits Within a Flood Zone

As detailed on the flood-hurricane-risk topic page, approximately 61.1% of Biloxi properties carry flood risk over a 30-year horizon per First Street Foundation -- renters should ask a landlord directly whether a specific unit's building has flooded before and what the property's elevation/flood-zone status is, since renters insurance also generally excludes flood damage without a separate policy.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.