Detroit, MI, USA apartments for rent
$1,095
$1,095
Available: 06/11/2024
Dive into comfort with this spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bath upper unit, elegantly carpeted to provide a cozy ambiance. The home comes equipped with essential appliances: fridge, stove, and microwave. A dedicated washer and dryer in the basement ensure lau...
$1,400
$1,400
Available: Right Now
Welcome to this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 1-bath bungalow located on Detroit's east side near the I-94 freeway and Moross Road. This home features hardwood floors and an inviting atmosphere. The kitchen comes fully equipped with a refrigerato...
$995
$995
Available: Right Now
An upper unit you must see ! Located just off woodward, s of 9 mile on nice tree lined street, 1/4 mile from new super shopping center. completely updated w/cherry available july 1st ! Cabinets in kitchen, refinished hardwood floors,...
$1,400
$1,400
Available: Right Now
Charming 1-Bedroom Condo in Historic Building Steps from the Q Line and Woodward Avenue! Step into this bright and inviting 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo, where classic charm meets modern comfort. Housed in a beautifully restored historic building, this ho...
$4,560
$4,560
Available: Right Now
Located in the historic Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood just a short drive from Downtown and blocks from Grosse Point, this 3-bed, 1-bath vacation rental bungalow offers the ideal Detroit escape! After a day downtown experiencing local culture, explo...
$1,400
$1,400
Available: Right Now
3 bedroom 1 bath Bungalow with unfinished basement and 1 car garage. Minimum 12 month lease. Hardwood floors on first floor and carpet in upper 3rd bdrm. 1.5 mo sec dep $200 clean fee...
$3,000
$3,000
Available: Right Now
Beautifully renovated home in Corktown! Spacious entry level with open floor plan. New kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Beautiful master bedroom with en suite bathroom. Custom lounge/speakeasy/smoke room with heater and exhaust located in the...
$12,090
$12,090
Available: Right Now
Welcome to this Brand new totally renovated 1914 beauty brought back to life! Huge living room/dining room/kitchen , very fast internet access and Very close to downtown detroit (Fisher Theater, Cobo center, Ford Field, Little Ce...
$9,750
$9,750
Available: Right Now
This lovingly restored, hundred-year-old home is located less than a mile from Corktown and the Detroit River, 2 minutes drive to downtown, and a quick walk to Mexicantown’s best restaurants, bars galleries and parks. Built in 1907, this historic Que...
$2,000
$2,000
Available: Right Now
Experience the best of urban living in this stunning condo located in the vibrant New Center neighborhood of Detroit! This 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom condo offers a perfect blend of style, comfort, and convenience. Modern living space: Open floor plan i...
$1,500
$1,500
Available: Right Now
Beautiful four bedroom home located on Detroit's northwest side, this home is centrally located right of Southfield freeway putting you minutes from downtown and surrounding suburbs. Fenced in yard! Section 8 Accepted!...
$2,500
$2,500
Available: Right Now
Discover The Grinnell Lofts, a unique residence steeped in history, named after the Grinnell Bros. piano factory and warehouse that once occupied this century-old Corktown building. Perfectly positioned at the edge of vibrant Corktown and the heart o...
$5,940
$5,940
Available: Right Now
This loft is located in a lively Downtown Detroit neighborhood. This industrial building was converted from an old coat factory into industrial lofts. The walls and floors are not sound proof so guest can expect to hear neighbors from time to time. <...
$1,495
$1,495
Available: Right Now
Rent Special: Currently offering one month FREE on a 13 month lease! Welcome to the lofts at the Detroit Design District, located on the border between North End and Milwaukee Junction, just minutes from Midtown and New Center. Formerly the Maurice F...
$1,600
$1,600
Available: Right Now
Charming 3-bed, 2-bath bungalow at 3360 Detroit Dearborn. Master on the first floor, spacious kitchen with granite counters, a deck in the backyard, finished tiles basement, and a convenient 2-car garage. Close to various amenities for a comfortable ...
$1,300
$1,300
Available: Right Now
Great Home for Rent! This home features new flooring throughout. Including an updated kitchen, large upstairs bedroom with 1/2 bath and a large basement. Utilities are not included. There is a 1 1/2 month Security Deposit. A credit and background rep...
$1,650
$1,650
Available: Right Now
Come check out this beautiful fully renovated home. Currently accepting Section 8 only !...
$850
$850
Available: Right Now
Welcome to this charming home located in the beautiful River Rouge, MI. This cozy abode offers a convenient and comfortable living experience. The open layout of the house allows for seamless flow between the kitchen and living area, creating a warm ...
$1,850
$1,850
Available: Right Now
Furnished Suite. The Commodore welcomes your stay in the heart of Midtown. One step inside and you are right at home. The grand foyer features warm decor perfect for greeting your guests, taking a moment to sit and check your mail or retrieve your pa...
$1,500
$1,500
Available: Right Now
Located in the heart of the Charlevoix district and a short walk to West Park shops and restaurants. You'll love this spacious and newly updated upper flat. Enjoy rich hardwood flooring and fresh paint. Eat-in Kitchen includes all appliances. The for...
$1,863
$1,863
Available: Right Now
All inclusive rental. This gorgeous Walkerville apartment is located in the perfect place to enjoy the neighbourhood’s untimely beauty. Just a couple of minutes from Windsor’s historic Willistead Manor & Willistead park. This property will be ...
$1,195
$1,195
Available: Right Now
Welcome home to simple comfort. This conveniently located townhome gives you access to I-96, the John C Lodge Freeway, and is only steps away from grocery, laundromats, shopping and fresh markets. There's two bedrooms, one full bath, and provides lot...
Detroit
Known as the Motor City, Detroit is a real American metropolis. Like many places, the city was hard hit by the 2008 financial crisis, but today Detroit is back on its feet! In fact, it’s even becoming a hipster enclave in some areas. Detroit is resilient and has something to offer everyone.
| Population | 672,681 |
| Median Age | 35 |
| Poverty Rate | 38% |
| Household Income | $31,283 |
| Number Of Employees | 249,478 |
| Median Property Value | $51,600 |
What is the Average Rent for Detroit, MI Apartments?
The average rent for apartment in Detroit, MI: $1,329
(-18.7%)
| Month | Median Price |
|---|---|
| Oct 2024 |
$1,502
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| Sep 2024 |
$1,499
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| Aug 2024 |
$1,560
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| Jul 2024 |
$1,469
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| Jun 2024 |
$1,314
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| May 2024 |
$1,476
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| Month | Median Price |
|---|---|
| Oct 2024 |
$1,329
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| Sep 2024 |
$1,634
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| Aug 2024 |
$1,541
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| Jul 2024 |
$1,713
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| Jun 2024 |
$1,675
|
| May 2024 |
$1,692
|
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.
Renter's FAQ About Detroit, MI
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Where can I find apartments for rent in Detroit?
There are many ways to find apartments for rent in Detroit. You can start by searching online on various real estate platforms, using keywords like "apartments for rent in Detroit" or "rental properties in Detroit". You can also drive around neighborhoods you're interested in and look for "For Rent" signs. Additionally, you can seek the assistance of a local real estate agent who can help you find the perfect apartment that meets your needs.
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What types of properties are available for rent in Detroit?
Detroit offers a wide range of rental properties to choose from. You can find apartments, houses, condos, rooms, duplexes, townhouses, and even lofts for rent. The variety allows you to select a property that suits your preferences, budget, and lifestyle.
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What amenities can I expect in apartments for rent in Detroit?
Apartments for rent in Detroit often come with various amenities to enhance your living experience. Some popular amenities include dishwasher, air conditioning, parking facilities, hardwood floors, and balconies. However, it's important to note that the availability of specific amenities may vary depending on the apartment complex or building.
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Are there any tenant screening requirements in Detroit?
Yes, many landlords and property management companies in Detroit conduct tenant screenings before renting out their properties. These screenings may involve checking your credit history, verifying your employment and income, and obtaining references from previous landlords. It is important to provide accurate information and meet the screening criteria set by the landlord or property manager to increase your chances of getting approved for a rental.
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What are some popular neighborhoods in Detroit to consider for renting an apartment?
Detroit offers a variety of neighborhoods with unique characteristics and attractions. Some popular neighborhoods to consider for renting an apartment in Detroit include Greektown, known for its vibrant nightlife and cultural heritage; Medical Center, which offers proximity to hospitals and medical facilities; and Henry Ford, where you can find a mix of residential areas and amenities. The choice of neighborhood ultimately depends on your preferences, lifestyle, and proximity to schools, universities, or workplaces.
Learn More About Renting in Detroit, MI
City Overview
Located on the Great Lakes, Detroit is the largest city in Michigan and the fourth largest in the Midwest. The Detroit port is a major commerce hub and the Detroit International Airport is one of the most transport hubs in the country. The Ambassador Bridge connects Detroit to the neighboring Canadian City of Windsor, so it’s easy to take a day trip! And of course, it’s a great city for hockey fans — home of the Detroit Redwings.
Arts
Central parts of Detroit are gentrifying — and there’s a booming in the arts, especially in the music scene. There are tons of music festivals annually, including the Detroit International Jazz Festival, Detroit Electronic Music Festival, the Motor City Music Conference (MC2), Urban Organic Music Conference, Concert of Colors, and hip-hop Summer Jamz. The world-famous Motown label is also based out of Detroit. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra plays at Orchestra Hall and there are several other major theatres in Detroit, including the Fox Theatre (5,174 seats), Music Hall (1,770 seats), the Gem Theatre (451 seats), Masonic Temple Theatre (4,404 seats), the Detroit Opera House (2,765 seats), the Fisher Theatre (2,089 seats), and The Fillmore Detroit (2,200 seats). Music and theater fans will want to search for apartments for rent near downtown, which has easy access to most venues.
Business and Employment
Detroit was hard hit by the financial crisis, but the city’s economy has been recovering steadily since 2010. Historically, the auto industry was the backbone of Detroit’s economy, and while Detroit remains the capital of U.S. auto manufacturing, there are also other exciting new sectors such as life sciences and information technology that have been growing in recent years. The Detroit metropolitan area is the second largest source of engineering and architecture jobs in the United States, in addition to having one of the largest annual R&D expenditures. The largest employers in Detroit are the Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Chrysler LLC, Detroit Public Schools, University of Michigan, University of Michigan Public Health System, and the U.S. Postal Service. Luckily, apartments for rent in Detroit remain affordable even though the economy has been growing in recent years.
Cuisine
There are lots of cool little eateries in Detroit, offering their own unique dishes. Roast in Downtown is a meat-centric joint with lots of cool items on the menu — but the Roast Beast is especially recommended. Wings fan? Then you can’t miss the Sweetwater Tavern, they marinate their wings in a secret recipe overnight. Bert’s in the Eastern Market is the place to go for BBQ ribs. For something really off the beaten path — try the crybaby potato donuts at Rose’s fine foods.
Demographics
Detroit used to be ethnically and racially diverse city until the 1970’s when economic recession killed the notorious Detroit automobile industry. After that white middle-class fled to the prosperous suburbs, while the Black population remained in the impoverished city core. Detroit is one of the most segregated cities and city with the least amount of immigrants and foreign-born residents.
Landmarks
Comerica Park, Motown Museum, Guardian Building, Ford Piquette Avenue Plant, Detroit Riverfront, Ford Field, Fisher Building, Greektown, Campus Martius Park, Joe Louis Arena, Mexicantown.
Nightlife
Detroit’s nightlife has plenty to offer, whether you’re looking to grab a few beers after work with the guys, or party the night away to great EDM and techno music. 220 & Edison’s is the spot for young professionals looking to network, located in the historical Edison building. For a truly elegant experience check out the Got Rocks Diamond Crown Cigar Lounge — featuring great DJs, a chophouse menu, sensual ambiance, and, of course, cigars. For live music, check out Small’s, a cozy venue located in an old bank building. Party animals should look for apartments for rent in the downtown and midtown areas.
Transportation
Cars are your best option in Detroit, However, there are public transportation options. Be sure to check out the Detroit People Mover — an elevated train which offers service all around the city. Bus routes are also offered. Try to look for apartments in Detroit with easy parking and freeway access.
Finding Apartments for Rent in Detroit
Rent is relatively affordable in Detroit, especially if you’re looking at houses, so you can look all over town regardless of your budget — however, it’s probably best to avoid the East Side — apartments in this district are cheaper, but the area is still feeling the effects of the economic downturn (though Osborn is an exception). Students will want to check out off-campus apartments for rent near the University of Detroit Mercy of Wayne State University — you can apply together with your roommates online. Be sure to get all the amenities you need — use the search filters to find a place with a doorman, in-unit washer, balcony, parking — or anything else you want. Looking for different kinds of listing? Search thousands of long-term Detroit townhouses and homes for rent. Filter by property type. Search 2, 3 and 4 bedroom properties for rent in Detroit. Want to search wider? See more apartments in Michigan for rent.
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Detroit Neighborhoods
Downtown Detriot
This is Detroit’s revitalized center, full of retail, dining and entertainment options in addition to luxury apartments for rent. For a delicious, handcrafted coffee be sure to check out the Ashe Supply Co. Most of Detroit’s theaters are downtown as well. Apartments in Downtown start around $700.
McNichols
Located near the University of Detroit-Mercy, students will want to check out apartments for rent in Mcnichols. This Detroit neighborhood is known for its beautiful historic architecture and abundance of art galleries. Apartments in Mcnichols for rent are affordable, you can even find the occasional 3 bedroom for $600.
Osborn
This gentrifying East Side neighborhood is a great choice for those looking for single family houses. This family-friendly hood has lots of parks, which are great for kids to play in. It’s good place to settle long-term.
Rosa Parks
Located near the midtown area, Rosa Parks is a good neighborhood for those who like to be close to the action. You can see the Hitsville USA museum here, which explores American musical history. There’s also great Chinese take out at Fu Lin.
Rosedale Park
One of Detroit’s most affluent areas, Rosedale Park is a great place to find upscale apartments and homes for rent. Searching for a place to spend your Sunday? The Detroit Institute of Arts is located nearby. Some of Detroit’s best schools are located in Rosedale Park.
University
This is the spot for Wayne State University students to find apartments for rent. University is one of Detroit’s oldest neighborhoods, and there are tons of historical buildings here, including the Cathedral Church of St. Paul. When looking for off-campus apartments in Mcnichols for rent, you can apply with your roommates online.
Mexicantown/Southwest
One of Detroit’s most vibrant communities, other Detroit neighborhoods look to Mexicantown for inspiration. Commercial activity and tourism are big here, and of course, there’s great Mexican food. Don’t forget to take a selfie with one of the many murals! You can find amazing long-term apartments for rent in Mexicantown.
Midtown
They say life is art in Midtown Detroit, and there are major events here year round in addition to lots of art galleries — ArtX Detroit is a particularly popular one. Don’t forget to try a delicious Detroit style pizza while you’re here. Apartments for rent in Midtown are a bit pricier than the Detroit average.
Corktown
Just west of Downtown, Corktown is close to the action. It’s also one of the oldest neighborhoods in Detroit, some of the buildings here date back to 1840. You can also find lovely Victorian townhouses for rent here.