13,763 Apartments, Houses, & Townhomes for Rent in Georgia

Georgia rentals cost around $1,607/mo. But expect different prices depending on the city you’re browsing in. On the high end, Atlanta has the most expensive apartments in Georgia. 1-bedroom units cost $1,178/mo, while 2-bedroom units go for $1,555/mo. On the low end, Macon has some of the cheapest houses for rent in Georgia. 1-bedroom units are generally $879/mo, while 2-bedroom units are about $1,015/mo.

Georgia’s rental market is more accommodating to renters with pets, especially with so many units being large single-family homes with yards and Georgia townhouse rentals. Landlords and property managers tend to be more lenient about pet acceptance in suburban units than in luxury high-rises. While new developments often offer pet-friendly apartments, Georgia renters typically pay nonrefundable fees and monthly pet rent — unless they have a service animal or an Emotional Support Animal (ESA). Inquire about the pet policies early to avoid surprises, and make sure your dog or cat qualifies for any weight, size, or breed restrictions.

Peachtree City and Roswell have the highest concentration of senior housing. Georgia’s age-restricted communities continue to grow as more retirees migrate to the state seeking affordability, temperate climates, and larger single-level floor plans. Apply early to get ahead of long waitlists, which are especially common in income-restricted senior communities. Don’t forget to ask the property manager about healthcare proximity, transportation, and the move-in process.

Renters can find short-term and furnished rentals statewide, but most of the inventory is in Savannah. Tourists, military members, seasonal workers, and Savannah College of Art and Design students generate consistent demand for flexible leases and furnished rentals. Georgia neighborhoods in the northwest, such as Midtown and Buckhead, also have move-in-ready units with furniture. Save time while searching for these Georgia rentals by combining Rentler’s ‘furnished amenities’ and ‘lease length’ filters.

For luxury apartments, Georgia’s inventory is centered on high-income Atlanta communities and rapidly growing suburban markets. Specifically, Buckhead, Ansley Park, and Brookhaven have the highest concentration of premium new builds. The quickest way to find luxury listings on Rentler is to use the ‘year built’ filter and sort the Georgia rentals by highest price first.