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Open toolFounded in 2018 as TX Rising LLC – Houston Apartments, Houston Apartments started with a simple idea: apartment hunting in a city this big should feel personal. Instead of sending you a thousand links, Houston Apartments pairs you with a locator who knows which buildings have honest specials, which managers respond quickly and which neighborhoods match your commute.
Because communities pay the locating fee, Houston Apartments is free for renters. You still see the same rents as walking in – often better, because we track move-in specials across the city every week.
Houston is the largest city in Texas and one of the most diverse in the country, so “Houston apartments” can mean almost anything. Inner Loop renters love the Heights for its bungalow-lined streets and 19th Street shops, Montrose for galleries and late-night tacos, and Downtown or Midtown for skyline views and METRORail access. Healthcare professionals look to the Medical Center, while the Galleria and Memorial City put shopping and the Energy Corridor within easy reach.
If you want more space for the money, the suburbs deliver. Katy, Cypress and Sugar Land offer top-rated school districts and master-planned amenities; The Woodlands wraps apartments in trails and forest; and Baytown, Humble and Galveston keep rents friendly with quick access to the water.
Energy, healthcare, aerospace and the Port of Houston anchor one of the strongest job markets in the U.S., and the Texas Medical Center alone employs more than 100,000 people. After work there’s the Museum District, Discovery Green, Buffalo Bayou Park, Memorial Park and four major-league teams – all without the cost of living you’d find in other big cities.
Houston sprawls, so commute time matters more than ZIP code. That’s why the Houston Apartments map search lets you draw your own boundary instead of relying on neighborhood names. Trace the drive you can live with along I-10, US-59, I-45 or the Beltway and compare every community inside it.
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Open the map search, tap “Draw area” and trace any shape with your mouse or finger – around your office, a school zone or a stretch of the Katy Freeway. Only Houston apartments inside your shape stay on the list, and every filter still applies.
Most one-bedroom Houston apartments lease between about $1,100 and $1,700 a month, with Inner Loop high-rises above that and suburbs such as Katy, Cypress and Humble below it. Use the price filter to see live starting rents for each community.
It depends on your commute and lifestyle: the Heights and Montrose for walkable character, Downtown and Midtown for high-rise living, the Medical Center for hospital staff, and Katy, Sugar Land or The Woodlands for space and top-rated schools.
Often, yes. Many communities have second-chance criteria. Tell your locator about your situation privately and we’ll only send properties where your application has a real chance of approval.
Free for renters. Tell us your budget, move-in date and must-haves – we’ll send a short list and book the tours. Lease through us and get up to $500 back.
A local locator will text you matching options within one business day. Lease through us and get up to $500 back.