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Fresno, CA, USA apartments for rent
Fresno
Halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles lies Fresno, California. We can thank Fresno for supplying the world with outstanding poets, half of the world’s raisins, and most importantly - Kevin Federline. Fresno is the nation’s leader in agriculture, boasts a low cost of living and is close proximity to many American landmarks. Between the lush green of the national parks, world-class universities and the bustling agriculture industry, Fresno is waiting for you to call it home.
| Population | 530,073 |
| Median Age | 31.5 |
| Poverty Rate | 28% |
| Household Income | $49,813 |
| Number Of Employees | 219,244 |
| Median Property Value | $257,200 |
What is the Average Rent for Fresno, CA Apartments?
Average apartment rent in Fresno, CA: $2,326
(+0.9%)
| Month | Median Price |
|---|---|
| Aug 2023 |
$1,141
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| Jul 2023 |
$1,716
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| Jun 2023 |
$1,721
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| May 2023 |
$1,870
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| Apr 2023 |
$2,929
|
| Mar 2023 |
$1,145
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| Month | Median Price |
|---|---|
| Aug 2023 |
$1,915
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| Jul 2023 |
$1,785
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| Jun 2023 |
$1,920
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| May 2023 |
$2,106
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| Apr 2023 |
$2,695
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| Mar 2023 |
$1,671
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Be informed and make custom offers based on median rent prices. However, keep in mind that the price may vary depending on the size and amenities of the apartments for rent.
City Overview
Home to 520,000 people, Fresno is the fifth most populous city in California. Located at the center of the state, Fresno is just a stone’s throw from the nation’s most breathtaking national parks - Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia National Park. Fresno is home to many excellent universities, including Fresno Pacific University, California Christian College, and California State University. Fresno is also famous for its vibrant diversity and in turn its bustling cultural scene.
Arts
What Fresno lacks in the sports world, it makes up in culture. Fresno boasts a healthy art scene chock full of museums, bespoke theaters, and unique cultural events. Theater aficionados will want to catch a show at the art deco themed Azteca Theatre in the Chinatown district. For a taste of Mediterranean charm in the middle of California, visit the Forestiere Underground Gardens. Nestled 23 feet below the ground, this unique 10-acre subterranean complex was painstakingly hand carved in 40 years by self-taught artist Baldassare Forestiere.
Business and Employment
There are more ways to make money than picking raisins in Fresno, California. Fresno’s economy is supported by many different industries - food processing, plastics, glass, computer software, and agricultural. Have a green thumb? The cannabis industry is budding with a new opportunity in Fresno. If you’re looking for a more traditional career, choose from the top employers in the city: Community Medical Centers, City of Fresno, Saint Agnes Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente, and California State University, Fresno.
Climate
Much like the rest of California, Fresno has an ideal weather. The mild winters quickly pass, making way for the coveted hot and dry summers. The average summer temperature is 80°F, while the average winter temperature is 46.5 °F.
Cuisine
If it’s authentic Mexican food you’re looking for, Fresno has restaurants that will make you think you’re miles farther south of the border. A great place to start is Taqueria Don Pepe. Try the slow cooked carne asada tacos, housemade chips, and guacamole, then finish off with cool Modelo Especial. Just watch out for the super spicy Fresno peppers! You can’t leave Fresno without trying California’s famous In-N-Out Burger. Be sure to ask for the 3x3 burger - that’s right, three patties - from the secret menu.
Culture
In 2000, the National Civic League recognized Fresno, California, as one of the “Top 10 All-America Cities,” in terms of the quality of life, community programs, moderate cost of living, and a strong economy that the city offers.
Demographics
Fresno harmoniously combines people from many different ethnic backgrounds. Tower District is the center of the city's LGBT and Hipster communities. West Side is a crossroad of cultures: the center of African American community with large Asian-American and Mexican-American populations. The city is also home to the largest Hmong community in the United States. Fresno has a long history of Armenian immigrants as well.
Landmarks
Yosemite National Park, Fresno Chaffee Zoo, Oso de Oro Park, Fresno Art Museum, Veterans Memorial Museum, Fresno State University, Forestiere Underground Gardens, Island Waterpark, St George Greek Orthodox Church, Moravia Wines.
Outdoors
Outdoors people, you’re in luck. America’s most famous national parks are a short day trip from Fresno. In just 90 minutes, you can explore the incredible granite cliffs in Yosemite. Get lost between the massive Sequoia trees, explore the underground Crystal Cave, and catch a breathtaking sunset at the top of Moro Rock in Sequoia National Park, which is also only an hour and a half away from Fresno. Want to hug the biggest tree in the world? Grab a few dozen friends, a splinter-proof jacket, and get chummy with The General Sherman inside of the Sequoia National Park. Adjacent to Sequoia National Park is Kings Canyon. The trio draws over 5 million visitors per year - and Fresno citizens have the privilege of having these world-class attractions in their own backyard.
Finding Apartments For Rent in Fresno
Search thousands of apartments for rent with Rentberry. There are a lot of spaces to choose from, so try filtering your search by neighborhood to find somewhere close to your place of work. If you live in a high-rise or a condo, the owner is likely to be a single investor who lives out of town — this can cause issues when you need maintenance. Searching for a great view? Search by amenities and select a balcony for your new home. You can also select a gym, pool, or anything else you’d like to be a part of your new digs.
Fresno is a very popular city to live in, which means there can be difficult to find the best apartments in a time crunch. Rentberry gives you the chance to make a customer offer, which will make your application stand out from the rest of the crowd. View the highest current offer for thousands of long-term Fresno apartments for rent. And remember, it’s not just about the money – include your rental history, credit check results, references – anything that shows you’re a star tenant.
Want to search wider? See thousands of long-term apartments and townhouses in Fresno for rent. Or check out long-term houses in the Fresno suburbs. Looking for open concept apartments in Fresno? Use Rentberry to search thousands of Fresno townhouses and homes for rent. Filter by property type. Search 2, 3, and 4 bedroom properties in Fresno. Bringing along a furry friend? Don’t worry, choose from hundreds of pet-friendly apartments in Fresno for rent. Are you a student at California State University, Fresno or San Joaquin Valley College? There are lots of student-friendly apartments for rent. With Rentberry, you and your roommates can apply together and even split online payments for everyone’s convenience.
Fresno Neighborhoods
Downtown Fresno
Downtown Fresno is a top neighborhood for young professionals. Thanks to the Downtown Fresno Partnership, the area has been outfitted with fresh social events such as Market on Kern - between M and N street. Downtown Fresno locals frequent Chef Paul’s cafe on F street for his famed down home southern food. Check out apartments in downtown Fresno for rent if you want to live amidst all of the action.
Fresno High Roeding
Fresno High Roeding is the most affordable neighborhood in the city. Not only are the apartments for rent very affordable - they start around $650 - but the true cost of living is low as well. Where else can you have a $4 draft beer in 2017? Not so many places. Roeding locals let their kids run wild at the 159-acre Roeding Park, while they relax between the sequoia trees drinking cheap local beers and munch on steak from the grill. Sounds like utopia, doesn’t it? Look for your perfect apartment for rent in Fresno High Roeding for relaxing Sundays at the park.
Woodward Park
Woodward Park is easily the best neighborhood Fresno has to offer. Easy, quick, and simple public transportation will take you from your home to your favorite pub or restaurant on Shaw Avenue. Take a stroll through Shizen Japanese Garden on your day off, or have a fun date at Breakout Fresno on East Escalon st. Breakout Fresno is a fun and unique game experience where you attempt to escape a locked room using nothing but brain power and riddles. If you’re searching for a relaxed vibe, Woodward Park is your ‘hood. Search for homes or duplexes for rent in Woodward Park.
Hoover
This lively Fresno neighborhood offers many attractions to keep yourself busy. Just a 15-minute drive away from Downtown, you get the benefit of a small friendly vibe but not being too far away from the entertainment center of Fresno. Take your kids to visit the chimpanzees at Fresno Chaffee Zoo, or hop on the freeway and take a short road trip to Sequoia National Park. Everything is within reach, so it’s great to have a home in this vibrant neighborhood.
McLane
This distinctly residential neighborhood is a hit for those looking to buy their first home. Every year this neighborhood becomes more and more popular, so investors take heed! McLane is popular with retirees and young families looking to get more space for their dollar. Frequently travel for business? This neighborhood is just a stone’s throw away from Fresno Yosemite International airport - FYI. You can find spacious studio apartments for rent in McLane.
Tower District
Hipsters and beer lovers, meet your new home. This culturally diverse district attracts the most colorful events in Fresno from Jamaica My Weekend to Gay Pride Parade. Between the live theatres, exciting nightclubs, exotic restaurants, and the frequent parades - there's never a reason to stay home if you live in the Tower District. Beer foodies should check out Sequoia Brewing Company on the corner of Olive & Linden. Find long-term apartments in the Tower District using Rentberry’s search.