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Apartments for Rent in New Braunfels, TX

Valerie

Valerie,  60

Private entry/attached 1 bd ADU/MIL

전체 장소 | San Antonio, TX, USA

Private entrance attached ADU/MIL suite in an owner-occupied home. No shared living spaces (laundry only). Combined living/kitchen area, & separate 9'x11' bedroom, full bath w/ tub, aprx total 350sf+/-. Unfurnished or Furnished: $865–$985 Kitchenette: 2-burner cooktop, microwave, 5' fridge/freezer & countertop convection oven large enough for a 13" pizza. NO full-size stove/oven, center island w/space for cozy dining. Choose:• $865/mo — Unfurnished• $935/mo — Partially furnished: full-size memory-foam bed & frame, 2 bedside tables, desk/dresser + couch, chair, TV, tables & lamps.• $985/mo — Fully furnished: everything above + basic cookware, dishes/serve-ware, utensils & basic linens Rent includes: high-speed internet, electric/AC, gas, w/s/g, lawn care, pest control & laundry room use. Outdoor: Included private fenced space with shaded seating, hanging chair & garden space.Laundry: Free on-, shared only w/ owner.Parking: Free, always-available on-street parking right in frontFeatures: Keyless entry, exterior security cameras, owner-occupied property.Location: Quiet residential neighborhood (approx. 95% single-family homes). Occupancy & screening: 1 person only. No pets. No smoking. Minimum income 2.7x monthly rent & 650+ FICO. No evictions or pending/open bankruptcy. Selection criteria include criminal, rental, credit & current/historical income. If you do not meet criteria or provide inaccurate/incomplete information, your application may be rejected and the application fee will not be refunded. Documents subject to review by SNAPPT or similar verification systems, including AI fraud detection for modified/tampered documents. Please be comfortable living next door to your landlord.*CPS Energy Power Player home; heating/cooling follows CPS guidelines. Included electricity based on typical M–F work-away schedule.**Security deposit: $800PHOTOS show UNfurnished - VIDEO shows furnished

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  • How many apartments for rent are available in New Braunfels right now?

    New Braunfels is one of the few places where builders kept up with a boom, and renters are feeling the result: the average apartment rent has edged down about 3 percent over the year to roughly $1,426, in a city that added tens of thousands of residents over the same stretch. That leaves genuine choice at the viewing stage. Roomster lists 60 apartments for rent around New Braunfels, from the older complexes off Loop 337 and Walnut Avenue to the newer buildings on Oak Run Parkway, in Veramendi and out toward Gruene.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in New Braunfels?

    A one-bedroom averages about $1,257 for roughly 748 square feet, a two-bedroom near $1,510 for about 1,071, and a three-bedroom around $1,915. The market is unusually tightly clustered, with 58 percent of all rentals falling between $1,001 and $1,500, so a few hundred dollars moves you a long way through the inventory. You can find one-bedrooms under $1,300 a month around Oak Run Parkway, along Walnut Avenue and in the older complexes off Loop 337, while the newer buildings nearer Gruene start closer to $1,325.

  • Is there rent control in New Braunfels, TX?

    No, and there cannot be. Texas Local Government Code 214.902 preempts municipal rent control outright, and a city may only adopt it after the governor declares a housing emergency for that city, which the legislature can then overturn. What actually holds rents down here is supply, and it has been working: the average is down about 3 percent year over year. The housing rule New Braunfels does enforce is the opposite kind. It prohibits short-term rentals in residential zoning districts, requires a permit and an annual life safety inspection elsewhere, and that ordinance was upheld in court, which keeps neighborhood housing in the long-term market.

  • What are the most affordable apartments for rent in New Braunfels?

    Stay east of the Guadalupe. The 78130 side, meaning downtown, Seguin Avenue, Walnut Avenue and the Solms and Mission Valley corridors, holds the older apartment stock and prices consistently below the newer product in Veramendi, Creekside and the Gruene side of State Highway 46. Named examples make the gap concrete: complexes on Oak Run Parkway advertise one-bedrooms from about $1,129 while the Gruene-adjacent buildings begin nearer $1,325. For comparison, Canyon Lake sits at about $1,670, above New Braunfels rather than below it.

  • Are there apartments for rent near New Braunfels commute routes to San Antonio or Austin?

    Yes, and the ones you want are within a couple of minutes of an I-35 ramp, since the entire local commuting question is how fast you can get onto the interstate. San Antonio is about 30 miles south and Austin about 50 miles north, and the apartment clusters sit near the Loop 337, Walnut Avenue and State Highway 46 exits. Be aware there is no city bus network: the Transit Connect study has proposed five regional routes to San Antonio, San Marcos and Seguin, but nothing has been funded, so plan on driving.

  • What deposit and fees should I expect renting an apartment in New Braunfels?

    Texas puts no statutory cap on a security deposit, though one month's rent is the local norm, and it has to be returned within 30 days of you vacating and supplying a forwarding address. A landlord who keeps it in bad faith is exposed to three times the amount withheld plus $100 and attorney fees under the Property Code. Two local costs to ask about before signing: the deposit that New Braunfels Utilities wants for city electric and water service, and whether a ground-floor unit near the Comal or Guadalupe sits in the mapped floodplain.

Apartment for Rent in New Braunfels, TX: Budget and Lease Factors to Consider


Searching for an apartment for rent in New Braunfels, TX means balancing budget, lease flexibility, and the right neighborhood fit. Whether you’re a professional relocating for work, a couple settling down, or a commuter prioritizing convenience, understanding your options can help you find the right space. This guide covers key factors like apartment types, lease terms, and amenities to help you make informed decisions during your search.

What Makes New Braunfels, TX a Good Place to Rent an Apartment

New Braunfels offers a mix of affordable and mid-range apartments that appeal to a range of renters, especially professionals and couples. The city’s neighborhoods provide options for those seeking quieter residential areas or more walkable locations closer to services and transit. Renters often weigh their budget against desired amenities like parking, laundry, and furnished units, while considering commute times to work or nearby metro areas.

Many apartments in New Braunfels come with flexible lease options such as month-to-month or short-term sublets, which can suit relocating renters or those testing out the area. Utilities-included apartments also simplify budgeting by bundling common expenses into one monthly payment. Depending on your lifestyle, the choice between a furnished or unfurnished unit can impact both cost and move-in convenience.

How to Narrow Down Apartments for Rent in New Braunfels, TX

When searching for apartments, start by filtering based on your budget and preferred lease terms. Here are some key considerations:

  • Apartment Size: Options range from studios to two-bedroom units. Studios often offer the most affordable entry, while one- and two-bedroom apartments provide more space for couples or roommates.
  • Lease Flexibility: Look for month-to-month or sublet listings if you need short-term housing or anticipate changes in plans.
  • Amenities: Prioritize must-haves like parking and laundry facilities, which can vary by building.
  • Utilities Included: These listings can reduce budgeting complexity and unexpected bills.

Exploring neighborhoods with easy access to public transit or walkability can save time on daily commutes. Filtering apartments with those transit features can help you avoid long drives and parking hassles.

What to Compare Before Renting an Apartment

Before committing, compare listings by considering:

  • Budget vs. Amenities: Cheaper apartments might lack some conveniences, so assess which amenities justify paying a bit more.
  • Lease Terms: Understand deposit requirements, lease length, and any penalties for early termination.
  • screening and Application Process: Be prepared to provide ID, credit checks, and references. These steps protect both renters and landlords.
  • Move-in Dates: Align your timing with availability to avoid temporary housing gaps.

Pay attention to details like parking availability or whether the apartment is furnished, as these can affect your comfort and budget.

How to Avoid Common Apartment Rental Mistakes in New Braunfels, TX

To safeguard your search, keep these tips in mind:

  • confirm Listings: Use platforms like Roomster that offer ID checks and address confirmations for apartment listings.
  • Beware of Payment Scams: Avoid wiring money or paying deposits before meeting landlords or viewing the unit in person.
  • Ask Questions: Clarify lease terms, utility responsibilities, and any additional fees upfront.
  • Inspect the Unit: Schedule a visit or request recent photos to confirm condition and amenities.

Being cautious and thorough helps you avoid costly surprises and ensures a smooth rental experience.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in New Braunfels, TX

What kind of apartment is easiest to find in New Braunfels, TX?

One-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments are commonly available, with studios less frequent but still present. Options with utilities included and flexible lease terms like month-to-month or sublets are also widespread.

Should I look for a studio, one-bedroom, or shared apartment in New Braunfels, TX?

Choose a studio if you want the most affordable and compact space. One-bedroom apartments offer more privacy and space, ideal for singles or couples. Shared apartments can be cost-effective but consider compatibility with roommates and shared amenities.

What should I ask before renting an apartment in New Braunfels, TX?

Important questions include lease length and penalties, utilities included, parking availability, pet policies, move-in costs, and any maintenance responsibilities.

How early should I start searching for apartments in New Braunfels, TX?

Begin your search at least 30 to 60 days before your desired move-in date to allow time for application processing, lease negotiations, and finding the best fit.

For a wide selection and detailed listings, browse current apartments for rent in New Braunfels, TX on Roomster to compare options and streamline your search.