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Apartments for rent

Apartments for Rent

There are 3,159 entire places listed on Roomster across the United States — studios, one-beds, and whole apartments people are letting go of, often mid-lease. Search the city you want, filter to what you can pay, and deal with the person advertising it directly.

  • 3,159apartments and entire places in the US
  • 24Cities linked below
  • 192Countries covered

By city

Apartments for rent by city

These are the cities people search for most on Roomster. Each one opens the live listings for that market.

New York, NYThe deepest market on the site, and the fastest moving.View apartments for rentLos Angeles, CAWide spread of prices between the Valley and the Westside.View apartments for rentHouston, TXLarge supply, and rents that still leave room to negotiate.View apartments for rentChicago, ILStrong neighborhood-by-neighborhood variation worth filtering for.View apartments for rentSan Diego, CASteady demand from students and military postings.View apartments for rentSan Francisco, CAExpensive, but shared housing is the norm rather than the exception.View apartments for rentAtlanta, GAA lot of newly built shared housing inside the perimeter.View apartments for rentLas Vegas, NVShift work means move-in dates are unusually flexible here.View apartments for rentMiami, FLSeasonal swings, so timing changes what you pay.View apartments for rentPhoenix, AZOne of the better value markets for a private room.View apartments for rentOrlando, FLHeavy turnover from hospitality and theme-park work.View apartments for rentDallas, TXBig enough that commute time should drive your search.View apartments for rentPhiladelphia, PARow-house shares keep per-person costs low.View apartments for rentSacramento, CACheaper than the Bay Area with the same rail links.View apartments for rentDenver, COCompetitive in summer, much easier in winter.View apartments for rentWashington, DCShort leases are common around the political calendar.View apartments for rentAustin, TXStudent cycles dominate the August and January turnover.View apartments for rentBoston, MAAlmost everything turns over on 1 September.View apartments for rentCharlotte, NCGrowing fast, with supply still catching up.View apartments for rentTampa, FLGood value compared with Miami for a similar climate.View apartments for rentColumbus, OHOne of the lowest average room rents on the site.View apartments for rentPortland, ORPlenty of long-standing group houses rather than sublets.View apartments for rentMemphis, TNLow rents and consistently high listing turnover.View apartments for rentBaltimore, MDClose enough to DC to commute for a lot less rent.View apartments for rent

Not on the list? Browse every city and state.

Step by step

How to find an apartment on Roomster

01

Search the city you want to live in

Pick your city, then narrow by budget, move-in date, and the things you actually care about — private bathroom, parking, whether pets are welcome.

02

Read the listing properly

Listings show the rent, what is included, the room itself, and who you would be living with. Read a few before you message anyone.

03

Message from inside the site

Message through Roomster rather than handing over your phone number straight away. Ask about utilities, the deposit, and how the household actually runs.

04

Visit, then put the terms in writing

See the place in person, or on a live video call if you are moving from out of state. Agree the rent, deposit, and notice period in writing before any money changes hands.

FAQ

Apartments for rent: common questions

Where can I find apartments for rent?

Use the city pages below, then filter by budget and move-in date. Every listing names the rent and what it includes, so you can rule places out before you message anyone.

Does it cost anything to search?

No. Searching apartment listings and messaging the person advertising them is free.

Are there short-term apartments?

Yes. Plenty of the apartments here are advertised month to month or as short sublets, which is worth filtering for if you are not ready to sign a year.

What should I ask before renting?

Ask what the deposit is, whether utilities and internet are separate, how long the lease runs, and how much notice either side has to give. Get the answers in writing before you pay anything.

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