As of April 2026, rental prices in Rancho Penasquitos, CA range from $2,661 to $5,370 per month depending on property type and bedroom count.

The largest year-over-year increase was seen in 1BR apartments, which grew 4.90% from April 2025 to April 2026.

For 3BR units, single-family homes command a higher median rent of $4,279 compared to apartments at $3,981 and condos/townhomes at $4,024.

What is the typical rent range in Rancho Penasquitos, CA as of April 2026?

Rents in Rancho Penasquitos, CA range from $2,661 (single-family 1BR) to $5,370 (apartment 4BR) per month as of April 2026.

Which segment led in annual rent growth in Rancho Penasquitos, CA, and was the increase broad or concentrated?

The strongest year-over-year rent increase occurred for 1BR apartments, rising 4.90% to $2,811; apartment YoY gains were positive but strongest in the 1BR segment, with 2BR up 6.21%, 3BR up 1.90%, and 4BR up 3.57%.

How much more do apartments cost compared to single-family homes for the same bedroom count in Rancho Penasquitos, CA?

For 1BR units, apartments average $2,811 while single-family homes are $2,661 (apartments cost $150 more); for 4BR, apartments go for $5,370 while single-family homes rent at $4,944, a difference of $426 favoring apartments.

Is there any segment with an outlier value in Rancho Penasquitos, CA's April 2026 rental data?

The 2BR single-family segment shows an unusual year-over-year decline of -8.47%, dropping to $3,004 per month, which stands out compared to modest changes in other segments.

Rancho Penasquitos, CA

April 2026

92129

Long-term Rental Rates

Apartment

Unit Type Price 1 Mo Change 1 Yr Change
1-Bedroom $2,665 – $2,958 13.98% 4.90%
2-Bedroom $3,078 – $3,437 2.31% 6.21%
3-Bedroom $3,782 – $4,180 9.20% 1.90%
4-Bedroom $5,148 – $5,596 -0.09% 3.57%

Condo/Townhome

Unit Type Price 1 Mo Change 1 Yr Change
1-Bedroom $2,673 – $2,839 6.14% 2.71%
2-Bedroom $2,887 – $3,065 1.16% -0.87%
3-Bedroom $3,883 – $4,165 2.72% 1.18%
4-Bedroom $5,270 – $5,559 0.49% 3.61%

Single-Family

Unit Type Price 1 Mo Change 1 Yr Change
1-Bedroom $2,563 – $2,759 0.11% 5.81%
2-Bedroom $2,884 – $3,124 -2.63% -8.47%
3-Bedroom $4,129 – $4,429 0.02% 0.16%
4-Bedroom $4,697 – $5,192 0.93% -0.01%
Data updated: May 18, 2026

In the Rancho Penasquitos (92129) rental market, 1-bedroom apartments recorded a median rent of $2,467, decreasing 7.34% year-over-year and falling 3.82% month-over-month. Among apartment segments, this drop represents the steepest annual contraction in Rancho Penasquitos (92129), signaling diminished demand for entry-level units.

Compared to 2-bedroom condos, 2-bedroom apartments in Rancho Penasquitos (92129) achieved a higher median rent of $3,184, reflecting a 1.75% month-over-month increase. Condos in the same segment gained just 0.65% to $2,942, resulting in a $242 premium for apartments.

March 2026 data shape Rancho Penasquitos (92129) rental trends by showing 4-bedroom apartments at $5,375, down 0.17% month-over-month but up 4.19% year-over-year. This reflects a short-term decline despite longer-term annual gains for larger apartment units.

12-Month Median Rent Trend

Apartment

Month 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR
April 2026 $2,811 $3,257 $3,981 $5,370
March 2026 $2,467 $3,184 $3,646 $5,375
February 2026 $2,564 $3,129 $4,033 $5,384
January 2026 $2,662 $3,042 $4,060 $5,412
December 2025 $2,678 $3,112 $4,061 $5,463
November 2025 $2,634 $3,100 $4,187 $5,507
October 2025 $2,681 $3,059 $4,190 $5,500
September 2025 $2,652 $3,072 $4,090 $5,480
August 2025 $2,720 $3,200 $4,091 $5,430
July 2025 $2,702 $3,188 $4,049 $5,385
June 2025 $2,654 $3,173 $3,993 $5,308
May 2025 $2,682 $3,177 $3,937 $5,235

Condo / Townhome

Month 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR
April 2026 $2,756 $2,976 $4,024 $5,335
March 2026 $2,596 $2,942 $3,917 $5,309
February 2026 $2,748 $2,923 $3,860 $5,321
January 2026 $2,657 $2,980 $3,782 $5,339
December 2025 $2,718 $3,124 $3,954 $5,390
November 2025 $2,711 $3,123 $3,985 $5,406
October 2025 $2,708 $3,212 $4,038 $5,403
September 2025 $2,694 $3,169 $4,076 $5,394
August 2025 $2,723 $3,206 $4,074 $5,386
July 2025 $2,705 $3,136 $4,035 $5,338
June 2025 $2,645 $3,075 $4,001 $5,268
May 2025 $2,665 $3,035 $3,987 $5,199

Single-Family

Month 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR
April 2026 $2,661 $3,004 $4,279 $4,944
March 2026 $2,658 $3,085 $4,278 $4,899
February 2026 $2,660 $3,418 $4,232 $4,828
January 2026 $2,654 $3,188 $4,204 $4,673
December 2025 $2,674 $3,452 $4,470 $4,897
November 2025 $2,682 $3,474 $4,406 $5,005
October 2025 $2,674 $3,477 $4,248 $5,192
September 2025 $2,658 $3,464 $4,421 $4,977
August 2025 $2,634 $3,438 $4,361 $5,036
July 2025 $2,601 $3,405 $4,403 $5,023
June 2025 $2,567 $3,349 $4,333 $5,009
May 2025 $2,536 $3,306 $4,286 $4,970

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