Rentals across the U.S.
Apartments worth staying in.
Over a million rentals across the U.S. on one map, with photos, prices and median rents for every major city.
What rent costs right now
Median asking rents from current listings, as of October 17, 2026. Pick a city to see every rental on the map.
New York
27,446 listings
1 bed $4,995 · 2 beds $6,050 median
San Francisco
11,501 listings
1 bed $4,225 · 2 beds $6,200 median
Los Angeles
36,511 listings
1 bed $2,000 · 2 beds $2,850 median
Chicago
32,132 listings
1 bed $2,042 · 2 beds $2,200 median
Austin
9,678 listings
1 bed $1,294 · 2 beds $1,675 median
Seattle
8,751 listings
1 bed $1,695 · 2 beds $2,495 median
Neighborhoods
All neighborhoods →Upper West Side
Pre-war streets, Riverside Park, and the 1/2/3 line — the most livable address in Manhattan.
Hudson Yards
The newest neighborhood in Manhattan — the 7 train, the High Line, and the river within three blocks.
Mission Bay
Waterfront blocks between Oracle Park and UCSF — the flattest, sunniest, newest part of San Francisco.
SoMa
South of Market — the shortest commute to downtown offices and the densest transit in the city.
Downtown LA
DTLA — the one part of Los Angeles where you can live without starting the car every day.
Hollywood
Studio-adjacent, Metro-served, and still the best value inside the 101 loop.
West Loop
Restaurant Row, converted warehouses, and a ten-minute walk to the Loop.
Streeterville
Lake Michigan on one side, Michigan Avenue on the other, Northwestern's hospitals in the middle.
Downtown Austin
Lady Bird Lake, Rainey Street, and the Capitol — all inside a walkable grid.
East Austin
East of I-35 — the best value within biking distance of downtown.
South Lake Union
Amazon's campus, the streetcar, and the lake — the shortest tech commute in Seattle.
Capitol Hill
Seattle's densest, most walkable neighborhood, with light rail straight to downtown and the airport.
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