Fort Worth Apartments
Apartments across Fort Worth, from the Near Southside to Alliance. AptViva tracks their move-in specials, so you don’t have to.
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Rent in Fort Worth
Where most apartments start, from our own checks. Each community's rent shows the day we checked it.
| Studio | 1 bedroom | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,077 to $1,497 | $908 to $1,580 | $1,195 to $2,168 | $1,609 to $2,464 |
Our checks, Oct 18, 2026.
Fort Worth neighborhoods
Most of Fort Worth’s apartment neighborhoods sit close to downtown, which has Sundance Square, the county courthouse and two rail stations. Directly south is Near Southside, the medical district: more than 30,000 people work in its hospitals and clinics, and many homes sit in the 340-acre Fairmount-Southside Historic District, on the National Register since 1990. Trinity Metro plans a 2.1-mile TEXRail extension to the medical district, with the new station expected in 2029. West 7th Street crosses the Trinity River toward the museums. At the river end stands the old Montgomery Ward warehouse, built in 1928 and turned into Montgomery Plaza from 2004.
Past West 7th is the Cultural District: the Kimbell, the Amon Carter and the Modern, the Botanic Garden (founded in 1934, the oldest major one in Texas), and Dickies Arena, home of the Stock Show & Rodeo since 2020. To the north, Alliance grew around Fort Worth Alliance Airport, a cargo airport about 14 miles from downtown that opened in 1989. It spreads across parts of Denton and Tarrant counties and several towns, and two addresses a mile apart can sit in different cities, so we check the city and school district of each one before it goes on your list.
- Downtown Fort WorthSundance Square, the county courthouse and the two downtown rail stations.Downtown Fort Worth guide
- Near SouthsideDirectly south of downtown: the hospitals and the Fairmount historic streets.
- West 7thThe street that crosses the river from downtown toward the museums.
- Cultural DistrictMuseums, the Botanic Garden and Dickies Arena, west of the river.
- AllianceThe planned district around Alliance Airport, about 14 miles north.
Living in Fort Worth
Fort Worth began in 1849 as Camp Worth, an Army post above the Trinity River. Downtown has Sundance Square and, at the north end of Main Street, the 1895 Tarrant County Courthouse in pink Texas granite. The Will Rogers Memorial Center, built in 1936 in the Cultural District, still holds horse and livestock shows.
Fort Worth is the seat of Tarrant County. Its limits cover nearly 350 square miles and reach into Denton, Johnson, Parker and Wise counties, so two addresses can be a long drive apart. Loop 820 circles the city, and I-35W, I-30 and I-20 cross it. TEXRail runs from downtown to DFW Airport, Terminal B, and the Trinity Railway Express links downtown with Dallas.
Getting to work from Fort Worth
| Trip | Drive | Rail option |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Fort Worth to DFW Airport, Terminal B | 34 min | TEXRail, no transfer |
| Downtown Fort Worth to downtown Dallas | 41 min | Trinity Railway Express, no transfer |
| Downtown Fort Worth to Alliance | 16 min | No rail line |
| West 7th to the Near Southside medical district | 38 min | No rail line yet |
| Downtown Fort Worth to the Arlington stadiums | 23 min | No rail line |
Drive times without traffic, checked October 2026; rush hour adds time. Each row says where the trip starts. Your own address will change the numbers, so we time the trip again from every place on your list.
Getting around
- TEXRail: from T&P Station and Fort Worth Central Station north through North Richland Hills and Grapevine to DFW Airport, Terminal B.
- Trinity Railway Express: from the same two stations east to CentrePort/DFW Airport, Irving and Dallas Union Station. No trains on Sundays, except during the State Fair of Texas.
- Blue Line (Molly the Trolley): Trinity Metro’s free bus loop through downtown, with stops at Sundance Square, the Water Gardens and both rail stations.
- Highways: I-35W north and south, I-30 east and west, I-20, and Loop 820, which circles the city.
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Questions about Fort Worth
Is a studio cheaper than a one-bedroom in Fort Worth?
It depends on the community. The rent section of this page shows where most studios and one-bedrooms start, from our own checks, and each community’s page shows its own rent and the day we checked it.
Can I take a train to DFW Airport?
Yes. TEXRail runs from T&P Station and Fort Worth Central Station to DFW Airport, Terminal B, with no transfer.
Is there a train to Dallas?
Yes, the Trinity Railway Express, from Monday to Saturday. It runs from downtown Fort Worth to Dallas Union Station and does not run on Sundays, except during the State Fair of Texas.
Which school districts serve Fort Worth?
Mainly Fort Worth ISD. Parts of the city are in Northwest, Eagle Mountain-Saginaw, Crowley, Keller and other districts, so check each address with the district.
Do I pay AptViva anything?
No. The community pays us after you move in, and your rent does not go up because of it.
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