Yes. That would be great info.

It is infuriating that they keep using the median household income compared to the average upfront cost.

Where broker’s fees are concerned, up-front cost is typically first and last month’s rent, plus the broker’s fee, which can be as low as one month’s rent or as high as 15% of the annual rent total (almost twice the cost of a single month’s rent).

Apply the rules above to whatever the average rent is for a given neighborhood, and there you go.

Right, what I came here to say.

The old joke is somewhat relevant: "Bill Gates walked into a bar. Everyone was a millionaire, on average!"