Rental market snapshot for Midtown, Little Rock

Midtown rental market summary

The rental market in Midtown, Arkansas is showing signs of growth. In July 2023, there were 70 new listings, which is an increase from the previous month. The median rent for the month of July 2023 was $1,875, which is the same as the median rent for the previous month. However, when compared to the median rent from July 2022, there has been a 13.6% increase in rent. This indicates that the rental market in Midtown is becoming more competitive and that prices are increasing.

Overall, the rental market in Midtown, Arkansas is on the rise. With more new listings and an increase in median rent, it is becoming a more attractive option for renters. As the demand for rental properties continues to grow, it is likely that the rental market in Midtown will continue to experience growth in the coming months.

Median rent for all residential properties in Midtown

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Bedroom Breakdown in Midtown

1 Bedroom
$925
MEDIAN RENT
2 Bedroom
$900
MEDIAN RENT

Midtown neighborhood apartments rents

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The rental market for 1-bedroom apartments in Midtown, Arkansas appears to be stable, with only two new listings in February 2023 and a median rent of $925. Unfortunately, no data is available for January 2023, so it is not possible to determine the percent change in rent from that month. Overall, the rental market for 1-bedroom apartments in Midtown appears to be steady and reliable.

The rental market for 2-bedroom apartments in Midtown, Arkansas in April 2023 is relatively stable. There were 4 new listings in April, and the median rent remained the same at $900. This indicates that the rental market is not experiencing any significant changes in terms of pricing or availability.

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As of 2023-07-31, the median rent in Midtown is $1,875.
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