Addison’s median gross rent, utilities included, is $1,663 a month for a one-bedroom and $2,088 for a two-bedroom (U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024). Addison station, on Arapaho Road, is a stop on the Silver Line to DFW Airport and UT Dallas.
On October 9, 2026 we tracked 4 communities in Addison; most listed one-bedroom rents ran $1,773–$2,510.
UpdatedOctober 2026 · Source:U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates
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Living in Addison
Three acts that shaped the town. The Census rent board comes after them, with its date.
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A town of restaurants
In 1976 Addison voted to allow alcohol sales, which were then prohibited in most of Dallas County. Restaurants and hotels followed; the town had 49 restaurants by 1986 and 118 by 1991.
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Addison Circle Park
The park, built in the early 2000s, hosts the town’s seasonal events, among them Addison Kaboom Town!, Addison Oktoberfest and Taste Addison.
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A Silver Line station
Addison station has served DART buses since 1999. Silver Line platforms opened on October 25, 2025, with trains west to DFW Airport and east to Richardson and Plano. Addison Airport covers about an eighth of the town.
Rent in Addison
Census medians for each size, with utilities counted in. Communities set their own prices, so we call for the current rent before we put a place in front of you.
Bedrooms
Median gross rent
Studio
$1,696
1 bedroom
$1,663
2 bedrooms
$2,088
3 bedrooms
$2,744
All rentals
$1,784
Gross rent adds utilities to the rent, and the Census measures it over all of the town’s rental homes, not only apartments. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, table B25031.
Apartments in Addison right now
Listed rents among the 4 communities we track in Addison, checked October 9, 2026. Most homes fall inside the range shown.
Studio: most listed rents $1,375–$1,750 · typical size 595 sq ft
1 bedroom: most listed rents $1,773–$2,510 · typical size 801 sq ft
2 bedrooms: most listed rents $2,522–$3,370 · typical size 1,212 sq ft
3 bedrooms: most listed rents $3,799–$4,395 · typical size 1,615 sq ft
Current specials
AMLI Treehouse: 2 months free on a 12-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)
Communities of Bent Tree: 2 months free on a 12-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)
Addison Grove: 1 month free on a 12-month lease + a same-day offer (listed October 9, 2026)
AMLI Addison: 1 month free on a 12-month lease (listed October 9, 2026)
·1 month free on a 12-month lease + a same-day offer
·Ask us first
Rents and specials change often. These figures come down 30 days after the date shown. If that date is more than 30 days old, contact us for today’s price and special.
Neighborhoods in Addison
Three doors into Addison. Addison Circle and Vitruvian Park open onto their own pages; Village on the Parkway and Belt Line is the section right below.
Belt Line Road is the loop road that circles Dallas through the cities of Dallas County. In Addison it crosses the town from west to east, south of Addison station, and this stretch is the town’s restaurant row. Addison counts more than 200 restaurants and 23 hotels (Visit Addison, October 2026).
Where Belt Line meets the Dallas North Tollway, on the town’s edge with Dallas, stands Village on the Parkway, a shopping and dining center first built in 1980. Its redevelopment, finished in 2014, brought a grocery store in 2013 and a movie theater the next year.
The nearest train is the Silver Line at Addison station, on Arapaho Road to the north. It suits renters who want dinner, groceries and a film within a short walk of home.
Belt Line Road is a loop road that circles Dallas through Dallas County.
Village on the Parkway, at Belt Line Road and the Dallas North Tollway, was built in 1980 and redeveloped by 2014.
Addison has more than 200 restaurants and 23 hotels (Visit Addison, October 2026).
Communities near Village on the Parkway and Belt Line:AMLI Treehouse, AMLI Addison, 5151(listed October 9, 2026; ask us first).
Getting to work from Addison
To
Drive
Train
DFW Airport, Terminal B
27 min
Silver Line, no transfer
UT Dallas, Richardson
15 min
Silver Line, no transfer
Legacy West, Plano
12 min
Maps
Downtown Dallas
19 min
Maps
Las Colinas, Irving
20 min
Maps
Getting around
DART Silver Line at Addison station on Arapaho Road, west to DFW Airport and east to Richardson and Plano, plus DART buses.
Highways: the Dallas North Tollway, I-635 and Belt Line Road.
Applying in Addison
Across the 4 communities we track here (checked October 9, 2026): most ask for household income of about 3 times the rent; 4 accept co-signers. Rules for an ITIN, no SSN or a guarantor service vary, so ask us before you pay an application fee.
Policies change, so we confirm each one before you apply.Approval is always the community’s decision.
Moving to Addison
Before you move, compare budgets with the Census. In Addison the median gross rent, with utilities, is $1,696 for a studio, $1,663 for one bedroom, $2,088 for two and $2,744 for three (U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates). The Census publishes no figure for four bedrooms here: its sample has too few of them.
Addison is on DART’s Silver Line, which opened on October 25, 2025. From Addison station, trains run west to DFW Airport, Terminal B, about 27 min, and east to UT Dallas and Shiloh Road in Plano. By car without traffic, the airport is about 27 min, downtown Dallas about 19 min, Legacy West in Plano about 12 min and Las Colinas in Irving about 20 min.
Most of Addison is in Dallas ISD, and a small part of the town is in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD.The district can say which school serves a given address.
Relocating from out of state? We can tour Addison communities for you over video and tell you which ones handle the application and the lease signature online.
Lease through us at a participating community, on a lease of 12 months or more, and choose 3 hours of moving with 2 movers and a truck, or cash: $400 if you found the place and registered it with us first, $200 if we search for you. Under $1,200 rent: $200 cash.
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Rewards apply only at participating communities.
Check with us first.
Before you visit, call or apply, ask us. We confirm in writing whether your community participates and what your reward is.
We pay when the community pays us.
Cash is sent after the community pays our fee, usually 30 to 90 days after you move in.
$1,663 a month is the Census median gross rent for a one-bedroom in Addison, utilities included (ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates). Each community prices its own units, and we confirm the current rent with them before we send you a list.
Among the communities we track in Addison, most listed one-bedroom rents ran $1,773–$2,510 a month on October 9, 2026, with a typical size of 801 sq ft. Specials can lower the average; we confirm today’s price before a place goes on your list.
What is the average rent in Addison?
The Census puts the median gross rent for a one-bedroom in Addison at $1,663 a month, utilities included (ACS 2020–2024). Among the apartment complexes we track, most listed one-bedroom rents ran $1,773–$2,510 on October 9, 2026, and the typical one-bedroom was 801 sq ft.
Can I take a train to DFW Airport from Addison?
Yes. The Silver Line runs from Addison station to DFW Airport, Terminal B.
Which school districts serve Addison?
Most of the town is in Dallas ISD; a small part is in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD.confirmCheck any address with the district.
Can I apply without a US credit history, or with an ITIN?
Policies differ by community. Before you apply, we ask each one on your list whether it takes an ITIN, a guarantor service or other proof in your case, and which documents to bring.
Is AptViva free?
Yes. The community pays us after you move in, and nothing is added to your rent.
Cities we cover
Tell us the city and we start your list there. Photos show each city, never a listing.
Photo:Gattacal, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped01 · Downtown and aroundDallasIn Dallas County, from downtown to the neighborhoods around it.
02 · West, in Tarrant CountyFort WorthThe county seat of Tarrant County, west of Dallas.
03 · Between Dallas and Fort WorthGrand PrairieSpread across Dallas, Tarrant and Ellis counties.
04 · West of DallasIrvingHome to Las Colinas, and to part of DFW Airport.
05 · North of DallasPlanoNorth of Dallas, in Collin County.
Three things happen here that a listing grid cannot do for you.
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CALLS
Apartment inventory changes. We call the property before presenting a place instead of publishing a stale listing page.
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YOUR LIST, YOUR RULES
Steering a client toward a property for our own benefit is a breach of a broker duty in Texas, not a matter of preference. If you rule an option out, tell us in writing and it stays out.
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DATED
Every rent on this page shows its source and date. Community rents and specials show the day we checked them; a special comes down 30 days after its last check, and a community we haven’t checked in 60 days comes off our pages.
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