$1,855
6 beds2 baths1,390 sqftApartment
MENS - LOWER 6 BED CORNER (floor 1), Rexburg, ID, 83440
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$1,815
6 beds2 baths1,390 sqftApartment
MENS - UPPER 6 BED CORNER (floors 2-5), Rexburg, ID, 83440
$1,605
8 beds3 baths1,544 sqftApartment
MENS - UPPER 8 BED (floors 2-5), Rexburg, ID, 83440
$1,755
6 beds2 baths1,344 sqftApartment
MENS - UPPER 6 BED (floors 2-5), Rexburg, ID, 83440
$1,655
8 beds3 baths1,544 sqftApartment
MENS - LOWER 8 BED (floor 1), Rexburg, ID, 83440
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6 beds2 baths1,344 sqftApartment
MENS - LOWER 6 BED (floor 1), Rexburg, ID, 83440
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Renting in Idaho
The rental landscape in Idaho is made up of fast-growing metros, mountain towns, and smaller rural neighborhoods. Idaho rentals are spread out across the state rather than being concentrated in one city. Renters migrating from more expensive housing markets, like California and Washington, generate consistent demand. Additionally, job growth in major cities attracts young professionals, and the University of Idaho and Idaho State University bring college renters and faculty into the market.
Generally, the most expensive Idaho rentals are in Boise, Meridian, and outdoor resort communities near Sun Valley. Affordable apartments in Idaho are usually in the northern part of the state, like Pocatello and Twin Falls. The price gap between Idaho's high-cost and low-cost markets can be anywhere between $500–$1,000/mo. From ranch-style houses to premium Idaho apartments, Rentler lists Idaho rentals, updated daily as new inventory becomes available.
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How to Find Affordable Rentals in Idaho
Generally, the most budget-friendly Idaho rentals are outside of big cities and resort-style towns. The most affordable places to find apartments and houses for rent in Idaho are usually Twin Falls, Idaho Falls, and Lewiston. Renters often find larger properties with yard access for less than comparable units in the state's major metros. In many cases, renters find listings that are $400–$1,000/mo less expensive. While remote and hybrid workers have the most flexibility when choosing locations, many low-cost cities still offer job access and outdoor recreation. For example, Pocatello has cheap apartments in Idaho, but it's home to Idaho State University and the local healthcare industry. Because Idaho's job market isn't concentrated in a single city, renters don't always have to trade proximity to employment and amenities for low housing costs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting in Idaho
Many Idaho rentals are pet-friendly, especially in suburban areas with single-family homes and Idaho townhouse rentals featuring fenced yards. Meridian and Nampa are great options, but high demand can restrict the inventory, especially for renters applying with large dogs. Additionally, many pet-friendly apartments in Idaho's urban areas impose breed and weight restrictions. To increase your chances of getting accepted and prevent disputes, speak to the landlord or property manager about your pet(s) early to see if you qualify.
Most of the age-restricted inventory is located in Idaho's retirement communities, such as Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Falls, and other lakeside destinations with convenient healthcare access. When looking into senior housing, Idaho renters should be mindful of waitlists — especially in dense metro areas. Plan ahead and apply as early as possible. And don't forget to compare pricing, amenities, and transportation services when scoping out communities.
Idaho has fewer furnished units than premium coastal destinations, but renters can still find short-term leases and furnished rentals. Idaho regions with the strongest supply include tourist destinations with skiing, lakeside amenities, and tourism, such as Sun Valley, McCall, and Sandpoint. To find flexible leasing options and turn-key properties, use Rentler's 'furnished amenities' and 'lease length' filters to guide your search.
To find luxury units for rent in Idaho, look for new builds with high price points in neighborhoods such as Harris Ranch, North End, Riverstone, and Warm Springs Avenue. These upscale corridors have master-planned communities, historic homes, and high-rise apartments with premium features. To quickly find luxury apartments, Idaho renters can use Rentler's 'year built' filter and sort the results by highest price first.
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