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Flat or No-Step Entry
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Doorways 32'' or Wider
Accessible Path to Unit (32'' wide or greater)
Automatic Door Entry
Lever-Style Door Handles
Unit On Ground/First Floor or Single-Level Home

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Lower Counter or Sink (34" high or less)
Minimum 27" High Knee Space at Kitchen Counter
Accessible Appliances (Front Mounted Controls, Push Buttons or Digital Controls)
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Low Vanity or Sink
Minimum 27" High Vanity or Wall-Hung Sink
Toilet Grab Bars
Shower/Tub Grab Bars
Roll-In Shower
Hand-Held Shower Sprayer
Fixed Seat in Shower/Tub
'T' Turn or 60° Clear Turning Circle
Raised Toilet Seat
Lever-Type Faucet Hardware
Bathroom on First Floor

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Lift/Elevator
Accessible Flooring (Non-Slip or Carpet Pile Less Than 1")
Accessible Laundry (Front-Loading, Clear Floor Space)
Audio/Visual Doorbell Notification
Audio/Visual Smoke/Fire Alarm
Within Para-Transit Route
Lowered Controls - Between 15'' and 48'' (Thermostat, Circuit Breakers)
Bedroom on First Floor
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Back The following accessibility features can be searched from the keyword search.
Entry and Doorway Options
- Accessible Parking
- Flat or No-Step Entry
- Ramped Entry
- Doorways 32'' or Wider
- Accessible Path to Unit (32'' wide or greater)
- Automatic Door Entry
- Lever-Style Door Handles
- Unit On Ground/First Floor or Single-Level Home
Kitchen Options
- Lower Counter or Sink (34" high or less)
- Minimum 27" High Knee Space at Kitchen Counter
- Accessible Appliances (Front Mounted Controls, Push Buttons or Digital Controls)
- Lever-Type Faucet Hardware
Bathroom Options
- Low Vanity or Sink
- Minimum 27" High Vanity or Wall-Hung Sink
- Toilet Grab Bars
- Shower/Tub Grab Bars
- Roll-In Shower
- Hand-Held Shower Sprayer
- Fixed Seat in Shower/Tub
- 'T' Turn or 60° Clear Turning Circle
- Raised Toilet Seat
- Lever-Type Faucet Hardware
- Bathroom on First Floor
Miscellaneous Options
- Lift/Elevator
- Accessible Flooring (Non-Slip or Carpet Pile Less Than 1")
- Accessible Laundry (Front-Loading, Clear Floor Space)
- Audio/Visual Doorbell Notification
- Audio/Visual Smoke/Fire Alarm
- Within Para-Transit Route
- Lowered Controls - Between 15'' and 48'' (Thermostat, Circuit Breakers)
- Bedroom on First Floor
- UFAS Compliant
- FHA Compliant
Amenities and Features
Additional Filters
Looking for Section 8, Income Restricted, or Public Housing? Use the Income-based Match in the Price Filter.
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Why is Houston rent so high?

Rents have continued to rise in Houston in the first half of 2022, driven by an influx of new residents to the area and a single-family home market that is pushing more people to consider renting. Those trends can be seen in the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas, according to survey data from ApartmentData.com.

What month is apartment rent cheapest?

The lowest rental rates are usually found between October and April, particularly right after the December holiday season. Fewer people are interested in moving—the weather's bad, schools are in session, etc. So individuals renting between the months of December and March typically find the best rental bargains.

Is Houston rent high?

RENT RISES NEARLY 40% ACROSS THE COUNTRY SINCE 2014 In Houston, rent has gone from $1,230 a month in 2014 to $1,515 in 2021. It's an increase that renters know too well.

Is living in Houston Cheap?

Houston has the second lowest living costs among the most populous U.S. metro areas, according to the C2ER Cost of Living Index Q3 '22. Houston's living costs are 8.2 percent below the nationwide average and 35.5 percent below the average of the nation's most populous metropolitan areas.