180+ apartments
Apartments for rent in El Paso

$730 - $995
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$264 Below Market
A property with 2 bedroom units for $730, and 3 bedroom units for $995.
8808 Lawson
El Paso, TX

$1,600
Great Deal
$264 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with 1,946 square feet of space. This house allows dogs.
12433 TIERRA LAUREL
El Paso, TX

$650
Great Deal
$186 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom house with 600 square feet of space.
7509 Wilcox APT
El Paso, TX

$1,095
Great Deal
$305 Below Market
A 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom apartment with 1,322 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer.
11604 GORDON BAYS
El Paso, TX

$1,530
Great Deal
$249 Below Market
A 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom apartment with 1,887 square feet of space.
12313 TIERRA CANADA DR
El Paso, TX

$785
Great Deal
$225 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 988 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs.
Park St
El Paso, TX

$1,075
Great Deal
$234 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with 1,253 square feet of space. This apartment has a washer & dryer and air conditioning.
5064 SALEM
El Paso, TX

$1,350
Great Deal
$392 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 1,920 square feet of space.
3712 KEMP AVE
El Paso, TX

$550
Great Deal
$172 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 600 square feet of space. This apartment has air conditioning.
8636 Lawson
El Paso, TX

$1,095
Great Deal
$305 Below Market
A 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom apartment with 1,322 square feet of space. This apartment has a washer & dryer.
11604 GORDON BAYS WAY
El Paso, TX

$1,000
Great Deal
$196 Below Market
A 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 1,300 square feet of space.
7952 San Jose RD #B Road
El Paso, TX

$695
Good Deal
$82 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 500 square feet of space.
7365 N LOOP DR
El Paso, TX

$750
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$79 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 580 square feet of space. This apartment has a dishwasher.
2401 RED SAILS DR
El Paso, TX

$1,300
Good Deal
$273 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 1,566 square feet of space.
6613 ESCONDIDO
El Paso, TX

$2,000
Good Deal
$467 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with 2,582 square feet of space. This apartment has a dishwasher and parking.
615 E UNIVERSITY AVE
El Paso, TX

$785
Good Deal
$223 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 988 square feet of space.
317 PARK ST
El Paso, TX

$1,275
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$153 Below Market
A 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with 1,472 square feet of space. This house allows dogs and has air conditioning.
6320 NAVAJO
El Paso, TX

$650
Good Deal
$129 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 704 square feet of space.
620 PROSPECT ST
El Paso, TX

$650
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$125 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 700 square feet of space.
2700 WYOMING AVE
El Paso, TX

$625
Good Deal
$97 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 625 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs.
1111 N. Cotton
El Paso, TX

$662
Good Deal
$117 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 662 square feet of space.
8612 LAWSON Street
El Paso, TX

$1,450
Good Deal
$146 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with 1,651 square feet of space.
12172 COPPER SKIN PL
El Paso, TX

$655
Good Deal
$124 Below Market
A 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment with 662 square feet of space. This apartment allows cats and dogs.
8612 Lawson
El Paso, TX

$1,995
Good Deal
$227 Below Market
A 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom house with 2,530 square feet of space. This house allows dogs and has a washer & dryer and air conditioning.
12216 VIA INCA DR
El Paso, TX

$1,675
Good Deal
$189 Below Market
A 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with 2,024 square feet of space. This house allows dogs and has air conditioning.
14349 APACHE PT
El Paso, TX

$1,450
Good Deal
$226 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom apartment with 1,530 square feet of space. This apartment has a washer & dryer.
6212 ROSE COLLENG PL
El Paso, TX

$1,425
Good Deal
$119 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with 1,519 square feet of space. This house allows cats and dogs and has a washer & dryer and air conditioning.
14380 JACINTO RAMOS
El Paso, TX

$2,200
Good Deal
$175 Below Market
A 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom apartment with 2,656 square feet of space.
3008 TIERRA CUERVO DR
El Paso, TX

$1,675
Good Deal
$285 Below Market
A 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom house with 1,900 square feet of space. This house allows cats and dogs and has air conditioning.
7304 Golden Hawk
El Paso, TX

$2,300
Good Deal
$268 Below Market
A 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom apartment with 2,452 square feet of space.
253 NORTHWIND DR
El Paso, TX
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El Paso is a dynamic city of incredible contrasts. Geographically, the largest city in West Texas is undeniably one of the most beautiful in the state between the sandy landscapes of the desert flatlands that juxtapose against the majestic southern tip of the Rocky Mountain range. Culturally, it’s a mixture of customs and traditions from centuries of Latino and Hispanic settlers (the first Spanish expedition to the area took place in 1581), as well as a bit of cowboy culture leftover from the days of the wild, wild west—all blended with ideas from younger generations who have brought El Paso solidly into this millennium. This same combination of old and new can be found in its architecture, too, whether it’s office buildings, homes, or apartment complexes in El Paso.
With just under a million residents in El Paso County (865,657 in the 2020 Census) spread out across its 259 square miles, the city is divided in half by the mountains with a distinct West Side and East Side that locals refer to in order to quickly and easily distinguish where things are. Both the far west and east sides of town continue to be where much of the city’s growth occurs, though revitalization of existing buildings continues to thrive in distinctive neighborhoods, including Downtown El Paso, Cielo Vista, Montwood, Kern Place, Mesa Hills, Manhattan Heights, Resler Canyon, and Pebble Hills. El Paso is also home to Fort Bliss, a United States Army post that brings in thousands of temporary and permanent residents to the city.
Though the population of El Paso itself is creeping its way toward the million mark, the metropolitan area includes Ciudad Juarez across the Mexican border, adding an estimated 1.5 million residents (many of whom visit El Paso regularly, sometimes daily for work and shopping). Dubbed Sun City, El Paso is true to its nickname with more than 300 days of sunshine a year (including very-hot-but-not-humid summers), plus only a few inches of rainfall and the occasional winter snowstorm. Dust storms happen occasionally, but they’re typically isolated instances that don’t last too long.
When it comes to El Paso apartments, residents have a lot to choose from with several smaller, more affordable buildings from the mid-late 20th century in some parts of town to sprawling new developments of modern, amenity-laden communities. A revitalized downtown district continues to attract people to a growing number of apartments (including high-rise and loft options). In general, apartments in El Paso are far cheaper than every other major metropolitan city in Texas, so renters can get a lot for their money.
Nearly every Texas city has a car culture due to things being so spread out, and El Paso is no different. Though cars and trucks are the norm for daily commuting, a robust mass transit system served by Sun Metro and Brio buses, each under the same governing umbrella but serving different routes (some of them express). App-based rideshares are also plentiful, as are on-demand electric scooters and bicycles in areas where dedicated bike lines exist. Downtown also boasts a recently added $97 million El Paso Streetcar Transit System with vintage streetcars that connects people from the convention center to Downtown El Paso hotels and attractions, making it more used by visitors, but also viable for residents. It’s also the most walkable section of the city. El Paso International Airport offers daily nonstop flights on a handful of major carriers, as well as easy connecting routes to top Mexico destinations.
El Paso has a unique setting at the western edge of Texas that borders both Mexico and New Mexico, so the food influences draw from each of those places. Mexican food in all its forms will always be the biggest draw, and one of the most common things you’ll hear when ordering is, “Red or green?” because enchiladas and other dishes can be topped with either type of spicy sauce. It’s always a great idea to order one of each (also known as “Christmas” in many restaurants) before diving into the complimentary chips and salsa that hit the table at every Mexican restaurant almost the moment you’re seated. Despite tacos, burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas, fajitas, and chiles rellenos dominating the food scene in El Paso, it’s also grown into a legit culinary destination for all types of cuisine. Especially in Downtown El Paso and near the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) campus, you’ll find chefs and restaurateurs experimenting with everything from pizza to Asian fusion.
Bars run the gamut from hole-in-the-wall mom and pops with dim lighting and well-worn seating to trendy nightspots with DJs and dance floors. El Paso now has several craft breweries for beer lovers, craft coffee shops that roast their own beans, and even a quartet of wineries in the neighboring towns of Anthony, Sunland Park, and Canutillo. Compared with other Texas cities, going out for food and drinks is a considerably less expensive experience with high value and high quality often existing in the same place. A cluster of LGBTQ bars can also be visited in Downtown El Paso.
For at-home cooking and dining, you’ll find plenty of national grocery stores in El Paso, including Albertson’s, Whole Foods, and Sprouts Farmers Market, as well as dozens of stores specializing in Mexican and Latin American ingredients.
Strip centers surrounding a big-box anchor store are the norm for most shopping in El Paso, but Cielo Vista Mall has defied the trend of the disappearing indoor shopping mall to be at nearly 100% occupancy year after year. Anchored by several national mainstays, including JC Penney, Sears, Dillard’s, and Macy’s, the mall is also loaded with small-business kiosks making this truly a one-stop shop for everything from apparel to a new refrigerator, with plenty of eateries to satisfy your hunger and thirst between credit card swipes. Downtown El Paso has a lot of vintage, thrift, and pawn shopping, but also a giant western wear store and a handful of boutiques.
Because of the Franklin Mountains that provide the dramatic backdrop to El Paso, there’s a great deal of outdoor activities available, including hiking trails off of Trans Mountain Road and in various desert locales throughout the city. Both Trans Mountain Road and Scenic Drive offer breathtaking—and dramatically different—views of the surrounding terrain. ATVs can also be rented from companies offering tours of the region’s deserts. Downtown, discover southwestern masterpieces at the El Paso Museum of Art, or catch the El Paso Chihuahuas minor league baseball team at their stadium nearby. The Sun Bowl at UTEP hosts an annual bowl game matchup, as well as UTEP football games, concerts, and other events. Because of the summer heat, El Paso has several neighborhood waterparks and the much-loved Wet ‘N’ Wild Waterworld in adjacent Anthony, TX. Art galleries, historic mission tours, and regional casinos are also popular diversions. Fewer residents and visitors travel across the Mexico border to Ciudad Juarez for shopping and dining than in years past because of continued cartel-related violence. Visiting this part of Mexico should be done with caution and Homeland Security travel alerts should be checked before considering. Short road trip ideas include White Sands National Monument (a spectacular oasis of dunes and trails 90 minutes away), as well as Hueco Tanks State Park and Historic Site (also a great place to camp and hike among ancient petroglyphs, 45 minutes away). Golf courses, live music venues, and music festivals round out the many options available for spending a few entertaining hours outside your living room.
The main educational draw to the city is the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), part of the University of Texas system and home to more than 23,000 students. El Paso Community College has eight campuses and more than 30,000 students. Meanwhile, the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso and the private Pima Medical Institute attract those seeking careers in the medical profession.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average rent in El Paso, TX?
If you're apartment hunting in El Paso, here's what to expect: the average rent in El Paso is currently $1,254, with apartments ranging from $89 to $2,950 per month. There are more than 255 El Paso apartments available for rent at this time. Prices vary depending on a variety of factors including apartment type, number of bedrooms, location, size, amenities, quality and more.
How many El Paso, TX apartments are priced at or below market value?
Renters looking for a great deal on an apartment in El Paso, here's what you need to know: According to our market analysis, there are currently 162 apartments in El Paso with an ApartmentAdvisor deal rating of fair, good or great.
What is the average rent in El Paso, TX for a studio?
Studio seekers, here's the scoop: While the average rent in El Paso for a studio apartment is $808, monthly rent can range from $89 to $1,164.
What is the average rent in El Paso, TX for a 1-bedroom apartment?
When it comes to budgeting for a 1-bedroom apartment in El Paso, here are the current numbers: While the average rent in El Paso for a 1-bedroom apartment is $700, monthly rent for 1-bedroom apartments in El Paso can be anywhere from $574 to $1,043.
What is the average rent in El Paso, TX for a 2-bedroom apartment?
If it's a 2-bedroom apartment you're after, here's what you can expect in El Paso. While the average rent in El Paso for a 2-bedroom apartment is $1,050, monthly rent for 2-bedroom apartments in El Paso can be anywhere from $728 to $1,890.
What is the average rent in El Paso, TX for a 3-bedroom apartment?
For those seeking a 3-bedroom apartment in El Paso, here are the latest stats: While the average rent in El Paso for a 3-bedroom apartment is $1,500, monthly rent for 3-bedroom apartments in El Paso can be anywhere from $1,000 to $2,740.
What are the best El Paso luxury apartments?
For renters looking for an upgrade, there are more than 4 luxury apartments in El Paso. See the full list: Luxury Apartments El Paso
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