First-party inventory snapshot
Tamarindo rental prices by bedroom
Current asking-price evidence from OpenCasa’s source-active Tamarindo-area inventory, separated from signed-rent claims and availability guarantees.
Direct answer
Direct answer
Across 91 current Tamarindo-area listings, the median asking rent is $1,800 per month. One-bedroom medians are lower and three- or four-bedroom homes are higher, but the ranges overlap substantially. Use bedroom data as a starting point, then compare exact area, property type, condition, inclusions, and lease timing.
Current asking prices by bedroom
| Bedrooms | Listings | Minimum | Median | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 16 | $490 | $900 | $1,800 |
| 2 | 39 | $780 | $1,750 | $3,500 |
| 3 | 28 | $1,000 | $2,400 | $5,500 |
| 4 | 8 | $2,500 | $4,000 | $10,500 |
Method: active, publicly searchable Tamarindo-area listings that pass OpenCasa’s source-freshness rules. Prices are displayed monthly asking prices in USD. The median is the middle listed price after sorting; this is not a signed-lease index.
Property type changes the comparison
apartment
20 listings · median $850
Range $490–$2,300
condo
16 listings · median $2,200
Range $800–$5,500
house
52 listings · median $2,200
Range $780–$10,500
studio
2 listings · median $900
Range $900–$1,000
villa
1 listings · median $3,500
Range $3,500–$3,500
A two-bedroom apartment and a two-bedroom detached home do not represent the same product. Compare property type and exact subarea before deciding that one listing is unusually cheap or expensive.
How to use the numbers
- Set a real monthly ceiling rather than searching the entire market.
- Choose the minimum bedroom count your household needs.
- Compare the median with the actual homes inside your budget.
- Check the exact subarea, property type, source date, and inclusions.
- Reconfirm price and availability for your move window before planning around the listing.
What this dataset does not prove
The snapshot does not prove final lease price, deposit amount, utility responsibility, pet permission, furnishing quality, representative authority, or future availability. Those belong in the listing-specific inquiry and written agreement—not in a market average.
Common questions
Are these signed lease prices?
No. They are asking prices from the current public, source-active OpenCasa inventory. They do not show concessions, utilities, deposits, or final signed terms.
Why is the price range so wide?
Bedroom count alone does not control price. Exact subarea, property type, condition, furnishing, amenities, services, and lease timing can all differ between listings.
How often does this page update?
The page recomputes from the current public inventory and is revalidated hourly. The visible source-check date on each listing remains the more specific freshness signal.
What budget should I enter in search?
Use your real monthly ceiling and confirm what the quoted price includes. Widen the filter only when you intentionally want to compare a different area, size, or property type.
Sources and method
- OpenCasa Tamarindo inventory
The current public listing set used to calculate count, minimum, median, and maximum asking prices.
- OpenCasa listing policy
Explains source checks, freshness windows, corrections, quarantine, and availability limits.
- OpenCasa methodology
Editorial rules for first-party data, sourcing, updates, and AI-assisted drafts.
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