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Metro profile · Warner Robins, GA

Cost of living in Warner Robins, GA

208,091 people (Census 2025 estimate). Overall prices are 6.2% below the US average, with housing at 79.2 on BEA’s index (US = 100). A single renter on $60,000 keeps $1,188 a month after 2026 taxes and modeled costs.

Data:Income tax: 2026 law · HUD Fair Market Rents FY2027 · Census ACS 5-year 2020-2024 · BEA Regional Price Parities 2024 · DOL childcare prices 2022 · USDA food plans August 2026 · EIA energy prices electricity 2025, natural gas 2024, gasoline week ending 2026-10-05 · State sales tax 2026-10-13 · sources & methods
Price level
93.8
US = 100 · 187th of 387
2-BR Fair Market Rent
$1,396
HUD FY2027 · 173rd highest
Median home value
$217,900
ACS 2020-2024
Property tax rate
0.86%
effective, ACS median taxes ÷ value
Median household income
$79,345
ACS 2020-2024

Typical household budgets in Warner Robins, GA

Computed by MoveMath’s engine with 2026 tax law, HUD Fair Market Rent for the bedrooms each household needs, DOL 2022 childcare prices for Houston County, GA in current dollars, USDA Moderate-Cost food, one car per adult and $1,000 a month of other spending at US-average prices scaled by local price levels.

Per monthSingle, $60kCouple + toddler, $110kFamily of four, $79,345
Gross income$5,000$9,167$6,612
Taxes$988$1,566$733
Take-home pay$4,012$7,600$5,879
Housing$1,248$1,396$1,396
Childcare$0$705$1,047
Food$424$951$1,235
Transportation$158$317$317
Sales tax$19$19$19
Other goods & services$975$975$975
Left over$1,188$3,238$891

Family of four = two adults, a preschooler and a school-age child at the metro’s median household income ($79,345). Click a column to open it in the budget planner and change any input.

Price levels: Warner Robins, GA vs Georgia and the US

BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024. 100 = US average; bars compare the metro (dark) with Georgia statewide (light).

All items
93.8
Goods
96.3
Housing (rents)
79.2
Utilities
88.1
Other services
98.7

Within Georgia, Warner Robins, GA ranks 5th of 14 metros on overall prices; the state as a whole is at 96.3. The dashed line marks the US average.

Rent and homeownership

UnitHUD Fair Market RentIncome needed at 30%Share of median income
Studio$1,122$44,88017.0%
1-bedroom$1,248$49,92018.9%
2-bedroom$1,396$55,84021.1%
3-bedroom$1,860$74,40028.1%
4-bedroom$2,238$89,52033.8%

FY2027 FMRs for Warner Robins, GA HUD Metro FMR Area: 40th-percentile gross rent (rent + tenant-paid utilities) for standard-quality units. Census median gross rent, all unit sizes: $1,167 (ACS 2020-2024).

Median home value
$217,900
Median property tax paid (metro)
$1,865/yr
P&I, 20% down, 6.5%, 30 yr
$1,102/mo
+ tax + $1,800/yr insurance
$1,407/mo

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Childcare prices in Houston County, GA

Age bandCenter, weekly (2022)Center, yearly today*Home-based, weekly (2022)Home-based, yearly today*
Infant (under 2)$143$9,090$130$8,263
Toddler (2)$133$8,454$112$7,119
Preschool (3–4)$128$8,114$113$7,183
School-age (5–12)$70$4,450$60$3,814

DOL National Database of Childcare Prices, 2022 county medians for full-time care in Houston County, GA (the metro’s principal county). *52 weeks × 1.2224, the BLS CPI change for day care and preschool from the 2022 average to 2026-08.

Taxes: what you keep in Warner Robins

Single filer, 2026$50,000$75,000$120,000
Federal income tax$3,820$7,670$17,570
Social Security + Medicare$3,825$5,738$9,180
Georgia income tax$1,747$2,994$5,240
Take-home pay / month$3,384$4,883$7,334
Share of pay to taxes18.8%21.9%26.7%

No mandatory local income tax for residents of Warner Robins in our data. State sales tax: 4% (state rate only; local rates add on), groceries exempt.

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Energy and fuel

Avg residential electric bill (Georgia)
$159/mo
1,077 kWh at 14.74¢
Residential natural gas
$18.19/Mcf
Georgia average
Regular gasoline
$3.96/gal
Lower Atlantic (PADD)

EIA: electricity 2025, natural gas 2024, gasoline week ending 2026-10-05. Renters’ utilities are already inside gross rent.

Nearby metros

MetroDistancePrice level2-BR FMRSingle $60k left over
Warner Robins, GA—93.8$1,396$1,188
Macon, GA · compare15 mi88.5$1,309$1,274 (+$86)
Columbus, GA-AL · compare71 mi89.3$1,212$1,383 (+$195)
Albany, GA · compare77 mi87.7$1,103$1,464 (+$276)
Atlanta, GA · compare92 mi100.1$1,762$787 (−$401)
Athens, GA · compare95 mi93.3$1,285$1,333 (+$145)
Augusta, GA-SC · compare106 mi91.9$1,329$1,234 (+$46)
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Frequently asked questions

Is Warner Robins, GA expensive to live in?+

BEA’s Regional Price Parities put overall prices in the Warner Robins, GA metro at 93.8 (US = 100) in 2024 — 6.2% below the national average and the 187th highest of 387 metros. Housing is 79.2, goods 96.3.

What salary do you need to live in Warner Robins, GA?+

A single renter earning $60,000 keeps $4,012 a month after 2026 taxes and has $1,188 left after rent at HUD Fair Market Rent, food, fuel, sales tax and other modeled costs. Use the cost of living calculator to find the salary that matches your current budget.

How much is rent in Warner Robins, GA?+

HUD’s FY2027 Fair Market Rent — the 40th-percentile gross rent including utilities — is $1,248 for a 1-bedroom and $1,396 for a 2-bedroom. The Census median gross rent for all units is $1,167.

Does Warner Robins have a local income tax?+

No mandatory local income tax applies to residents of Warner Robins in our 2026 data. Georgia state income tax does apply.