William, 48
Entire place | Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Entire Property with multiple bedrooms, living space, kitchen, laundry & outdoor areaClean, move-in ready, full privacy. Near transit, shops & dining. Ideal for family or group.Available now.
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Weifeng, 31
Entire place | South 400 East, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Hi everyone. I’m moving out of my 1b1b apartment at Block 44 (380 S 400 E, SLC) and am looking for a replacement resident. My current lease ends in April 2027, but the new resident will sign a new lease directly with management and will be able to choose a different lease length. Current base rent: $1,490/month. Available for move-in anytime. A move-in incentive (up to $300 off per month) may be available for someone who can move in soon. Don't hesitate to reach out if you’re interested or would like to see the apartment.
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Heidi, 50
Entire place | South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
So close… you can hear the roar of the MUSS on game day! 2 FEMALE spots available for Fall 2026 semester 1/2 a block from the University Of Utah! 🤩 Looking for 2 FEMALE roommates 🏡 Private Bedrooms for Rent. Fully ready for move in! 2 Private bedrooms available in a clean, fully finished - 3 bed / 1 bath home with an updated kitchen on 1300 East between 400 and 500 South Easy quick walk to campus, be to Rice-Eccles Stadium and the TRAX station in just a 2-3 minute walk! Rent is ✨ $1000-$1200 per month per single bedroom – includes all utilities and high-speed internet. 🪑 Fully Furnished👚 on Laundry in the basment 🚗 Reserved Garage Off-street parking available for an additional $50/month🅿️ Street parking permit available through the city.🌳 Grassy backyard💵 $500 refundable security deposit Please note: No pets allowed.
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Heidi, 50
Entire place | South 1100 East, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
So close… you can hear the roar of the MUSS on game day! 2 FEMALE spots available for Fall 2026 semester 1/2 a block from the University Of Utah! 🤩 Looking for 2 FEMALE roommates 🏡 Private Bedrooms for Rent. Fully ready for move in! 2 Private bedrooms available in a clean, fully finished - 3 bed / 1 bath home with an updated kitchen on 1300 East between 400 and 500 South Easy quick walk to campus, be to Rice-Eccles Stadium and the TRAX station in just a 2-3 minute walk! Rent is ✨ $1000-$1200 per month per single bedroom – includes all utilities and high-speed internet. 🪑 Fully Furnished👚 on Laundry in the basment 🚗 Reserved Garage Off-street parking available for an additional $50/month🅿️ Street parking permit available through the city.🌳 Grassy backyard💵 $500 refundable security deposit Please note: No pets allowed.
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Kim, 19
Entire place | West North Temple, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
I’m looking for a female to take over my spot in a shared bedroom at Seasons on City Creek 💰Rent: $380/month + utilities 💡Utilities: approximately $40–60/month 📅 Move-in date: from August 28th to September 3rd, 2026 🧺 Washer & dryer in unit 🏠 Apartment details: * 3 bedrooms, 5 girls total * 2 bathrooms * You’ll share the bathroom with 1 other girl * All roommates are female, respectful, and fun! 📍 Great location: * 5-minute walk to the bus stop, TRAX, and FrontRunner * 15-minute walk to City Creek Mall & Temple Square * 5-minute walk to Delta Center — perfect if you like concerts and games! This is a great place for college students, especially if you want to live close to campus and downtown while keeping rent affordable. Message me if you’re interested or have any questions!💕
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Chanel, 45
Entire place | Salt Lake City, UT, USA
I am searching for someone to take over my lease for my 1 bed – 1 bath apartment in downtown Salt Lake. The base rent is $1400 a month, which is a great deal given all of the community amenities. The apartment is located on the corner of 700S and Main Streetin an apartment complex. Located less than a block from 600S Trax station, you have easy access to downtown Salt Lake, and trains heading south. Quick and easy access to I-15 North and South. It is less than 10 minutes to the Avenues neighborhood, and less than 10 minutes to the Delta Center, LDS Church Offices, and the Salt Lake Temple. The complex has insane and amazing amenities: there is a gym, a rooftop pool, hot tub, outside workout area, pickleball courts, basketbaIl courts, cabanas, two community grill areas, a clubhouse, conference rooms and an office area for residents with printer access, a beautiful courtyard, a great little market in the building for emergency essentials. The building requires a fob for access, there is also a call box for guests to contact for entry. The community is pet friendly, and well kept. The apartment has normal wear and tear from my living in it for three years, and you will not have to pay move in costs or a deposit I believe because you are added as a roommate and I would be taken off the lease. The monthly rent is $1400, and there are property random fees on top of it, which brings the monthly cost to $1667. Available but not required: I have a parking space right next to the garage door entrance, and I also have a storage unit on the property which are extra if you would like to keep them. That extra on top if you choose it comes to $145 a month. These are not required, as there is street parking, and of course you can choose to get a storage unit elsewhere.
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Ogden is going the opposite way to the rest of the Wasatch Front on price. The average rent here fell about 1.09 percent over the year to $1,510, while Salt Lake City sits at $1,602, Provo at $1,905 and Lehi at $1,858, which means you are negotiating rather than queueing. Roomster lists 6 apartments for rent around Ogden, spread across downtown near Historic 25th Street and Ogden Central, East Central, the East Bench, and the corridor the OGX line follows.
A studio averages $856 but for only 384 square feet, a one-bedroom $1,285 for about 722, a two-bedroom $1,559 for roughly 1,042 and a three-bedroom $1,915 for around 1,407. Square footage moves faster than price here, so compare on space rather than on headline rent. You can find one-bedrooms under $1,100 a month in East Central Ogden, west of Washington Boulevard and in the older blocks near Historic 25th Street. 55 percent of all listings fall between $1,001 and $1,500.
No, and no Utah city could introduce one even if it wanted to: state law preempts municipal rent control outright, so this is settled rather than pending. In Ogden the argument is fairly academic anyway, since rents fell about 1 percent here while Provo and Lehi kept climbing. What does protect you is habitability rather than price. The Utah Fit Premises Act, Title 57 Chapter 17, carries the implied warranty that a unit must be safe and fit to live in, and that matters in a city with this much pre-war housing stock.
East Central Ogden is the clear answer, averaging about $920 with listings starting near $850, followed by West Ogden and the older blocks running off Historic 25th Street. The premium sits on the East Bench, Shadow Valley and Monte Cristo, where you are paying for the bench views and the short run to Weber State and McKay-Dee. Against the wider region, only Layton at about $1,500 comes close, with Salt Lake City at $1,602 and Logan at $1,781 both higher.
Yes, and this is the most useful filter in the city. OGX opened on August 20, 2023 as a 5.3-mile bus rapid transit line connecting Ogden Central station, downtown, Weber State University and McKay-Dee Hospital, running every 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and 15 to 30 at weekends. Part of the busway had already opened in August 2022 as the Wildcat Shuttle. At Ogden Central, FrontRunner commuter rail runs south toward Salt Lake City and Provo, so an apartment near either end of OGX covers both trips.
Utah is unusually permissive here, so read the agreement closely. There is no statutory cap on a security deposit, meaning the figure is whatever your written agreement states, and any nonrefundable portion has to be disclosed to you in writing rather than assumed. What is owed back must be returned within 30 days of the tenancy ending, or within 15 days of you supplying a forwarding address, whichever falls later, with an itemized list of deductions. In the older downtown and East Central buildings, ask separately how heat is metered and billed.
Searching for an apartment for rent in Ogden, UT involves balancing your budget, lifestyle preferences, and commute needs. Whether you're a professional relocating to the area, a couple looking for more space, or a commuter seeking convenience, understanding local rental options and key factors can help you make an informed choice.
Ogden's rental market offers a variety of apartment types including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, with many listings featuring pet friendly and furnished options. Renters often prioritize apartments near public transit or in walkable neighborhoods to ease daily travel. Considering the property management style—whether managed by a private landlord or a professional company—can also impact responsiveness and available building amenities.
Budget considerations in Ogden vary by neighborhood, apartment size, and included features. Furnished or centrally located apartments may come at a premium but offer flexibility such as short-term leases. More affordable apartments might be found in less central areas or buildings with fewer amenities.
To narrow your search, focus on the following criteria:
Using Roomster's filters can help you identify apartments that fit your budget and lifestyle while minimizing commute challenges.
When planning your budget, remember to account for more than just rent. Security deposits vary and some listings may offer no fee apartments, reducing upfront expenses. Lease lengths affect pricing; shorter or month-to-month leases typically cost more than longer commitments.
Applications often require documentation such as an ID check, and understanding these screening steps beforehand can streamline your approval. Preparing necessary documents ahead of time helps avoid delays and surprises during the rental process.
To protect yourself when renting an apartment, consider these precautions:
Taking these steps supports a safer and smoother rental experience in Ogden.
One-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments are commonly available, often with a mix of furnished and unfurnished options. Studios are less frequent but can be found, especially in central neighborhoods.
Your decision depends on your budget, privacy needs, and lifestyle. Studios are typically more affordable and compact, one-bedrooms provide more space, and shared apartments can reduce costs but require compatible roommates.
Ask about lease duration, security deposit amount, pet policies, which utilities are included, parking availability, and procedures for maintenance requests to avoid surprises after moving in.
Starting your search 30 to 60 days before your intended move-in date is advisable to allow time for viewing, applications, and lease negotiations without rushing.
