City evidence stays city-level. County, metro and national records appear separately to explain the wider market without changing the city figures.
The latest city-level Zillow ZORI for Rock Springs is $1,061 per month in 2026-06. It measures a typical asking-rent market across rental types—not an arithmetic average or an address-level rent estimate.
| Measure | Current value | Geography | Measurement boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zillow ZORI | $1,061 | Rock Springs city | Typical observed asking-rent index; not a unit quote. |
| Census ACS gross rent | $928 | Rock Springs city | Survey estimate for occupied renter homes, including specified utilities. |
| HUD 2BR FMR | $996 | Sweetwater County | Administrative bedroom standard; wider context, never substituted as city rent. |
For a property decision, match bedroom count, condition, utilities, concessions, lease timing and nearby comparable listings. Wider county and metro evidence below stays explicitly labelled.Zillow pulled 2026-07-29
The city facts below remain available because they are generated directly from the current public records. The written interpretation will return only after it matches the same evidence set.
These Apartment List observations match the exact city Census code 5667235. They are kept separate from Zillow asking rent, Census occupied-home rent and wider metro measures.
Monthly overall-rent index; missing observations are not filled from another geography.
Annual ACS household measure.
Annual ZORI divided by ACS median income.
Renters paying at least 30% of household income toward gross rent.
People per occupied housing unit.
Detached and attached one-unit structures.
Housing in structures with 20 or more units.
Share of vacant units listed by ACS as for rent, not a market vacancy rate.
Share of the civilian labor force.
ACS population for whom poverty status is determined.
The peer set broadens the decision without mixing geographies. Price, rent and housing characteristics remain city-level for every place.
Compared with Rock Springs, typical home value is $19k higher, monthly rent is $301 higher, and gross yield is 0.9 percentage points higher.
Compared with Rock Springs, typical home value is $96k higher, monthly rent is $433 higher, and gross yield is 0.3 percentage points higher.
Compared with Rock Springs, typical home value is $32k higher, monthly rent is $39 higher, and gross yield is 0.3 percentage points lower.
These are analytical alternatives, not recommendations. The structural measures come from Census ACS; price and rent use the Zillow releases shown on each card and in the source ledger below.
The layers below answer different questions. County records describe listing, migration, financing and hazard conditions around the city; metro records describe jobs, supply and permits; the mortgage rate is national.
Search all direct city–metro gaps in the interactive atlas.
This boundary extends beyond the city and is shown only as context.
These sources remain labelled as county, metro or national evidence wherever used.
Census recognizes this as Rock Springs city. The place intersects Sweetwater County.