Duplex for rent FT Worth

Whether you're searching for cheap apartments so that you can save up for a big purchase or you're a college student in search of an affordable study pad, Fort Worth is a great place to live an active lifestyle. Locals and visitors alike hang out downtown at Sundance Square, often enjoying live entertainment at the Bass Performance Hall. The Main Street Fort Worth Arts Festival is a free event held annually, and many cheap apartments place you within close proximity to the city's zoo and botanical gardens. The fastest way to find apartments within your budget is to search Rent.com using the pricing filters.

Finding a Cheap Apartment in Fort Worth

Fort Worth is a big city with many cheap apartments found in most communities, so you shouldn't struggle to find a home with rent that fits your budget. If you enjoy living in the center of big city action, look for downtown apartments. The closer you are to Sundance Square, the more lively the neighborhood. You'll find some of the cheapest apartments in the south around Hulen Mall, but there are some affordable units found in the northern end of the city as well.

Rent prices are more expensive in West Fort Worth and the Cultural District, but this Rent.com blog post tells you how to trim $300 off your monthly expenses so that you can afford the lower-priced units in those more exclusive neighborhoods. In general, you can expect monthly prices in Fort Worth cheap apartment complexes to fall between $400 and $900.

What to Look for in Cheap Apartments in Fort Worth

You have to sacrifice some amenities if you want to live in cheap apartments, but you don't want to give up your air conditioning. Affordable apartments in any area of the city should have central air, and some will even feature ceiling fans, which can help reduce your energy bill in hotter months. Fireplaces are a bonus for low-rent apartments because they make those cool winter evenings more enjoyable.

The cheapest apartments are typically studio units or one-bedroom apartments. Most units are between 500 and 1, 000 square feet, and you may get to choose your floor plan. Most one-bedroom apartments feature an open area that includes a living room, kitchen and bathroom. Most bedrooms are off to the side of the living room or down a short hallway. You may also find cheap loft apartments, which feature a kitchen and living room downstairs with a large bedroom upstairs.