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Apartments for rent in Greensboro, North Carolina | Studio | $435 to $835

Apartments for Rent in Greensboro

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4 Apartments for Rent in Greensboro, NC.

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619 Fifth Avenue, Greensboro, NC - 795 USD/ month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1 Bath
  • $795 USD / month
  • Refrigerator
  • Cats Allowed
  • Range
  • Dogs Not Allowed
1722 Mcknight Mill Road B, Greensboro, NC - 795 USD/ month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1 Bath
  • $795 USD / month
  • Refrigerator
  • Other Amenities
  • Range
4302 Parker Street, Greensboro, NC - 825 USD/ month
  • 2 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • $825 USD / month
  • Cats Not Allowed
  • Dogs Not Allowed
837 Broad Ave, Greensboro, NC - 795 USD/ month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1 Bath
  • $795 USD / month
  • Refrigerator
  • Other Amenities
  • Range
  • Cats Not Allowed
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The thriving small city of Greensboro is ideally located in North Carolina, near both the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic coastline. With a population of about 700,000, the city and its environs is an increasingly attractive place to live(#50 on the list of top 100 best American cities to live in) with a temperate climate and many opportunities for both outdoor recreation and indoor cultural activities.

The broader region is a center for the horse industry, with rolling hills and countryside not far outside the city limits. Meanwhile, the city itself is loaded with science centers, arboretums and gardens such as The Bog Garden, a living wetland ecosystem. Greensboro has been an active witness to many major events in American history, including the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the Civil Rights movement – museums are dedicated to these eras. And, not insignificantly, Greensboro is also home to the University of North Carolina and its Weatherspoon Art Museum (one of the largest collections of modern and contemporary American art in the Southeast).

You won't regret choosing to live in Greensboro. It is fast emerging as an affordable and rapidly growing alternative to nearby Raleigh as a Southern boom town, building on a storied history with enormous potential for the future.

There is also lots of choice when it comes to condo and apartment rentals and a low cost of living. The cost of living in Greensboro is less than the national average. Greensboro residents pay roughly the same amount as the average American for everyday expenses like groceries and transportation, but housing costs are significantly lower here than they are in other major cities.

Do your research

Online resources such as Google Maps make it easy to remotely study your prospective new neighborhood. But it's even better to wander around looking at listed apartments and getting a feel for the city.  Before you set out, use the housing search filters available on ApartmentLove.com to narrow down options to those within your price range. 

Location, location, location

It's true what they say. In Greensboro, for example, there is a world of difference between the neighborhoods of Sunset Hills (where you'll need a car to get around) and Downtown (where you can walk to just about everything you need). Decide what is most important to you personally – proximity to work or school, having a coffee shop outside your front door, trees – and choose your target areas accordingly.

Stick to your budget

It's important to understand what the realistic upper limits of your budget are. Decide on a price range based on your monthly income and expenses and stick to it. Conducting your rental search with a buddy or partner can help keep you on the straight and narrow when it comes to affordability.

Have a Plan B

The apartment you fall in love with isn't yours until you've signed the lease. And many things can happen before then – misunderstandings, whimsical landlords, fate. Make sure you have a second choice that you are sure you can live with.

The thriving small city of Greensboro is ideally located in North Carolina, near both the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic coastline. With a population of about 700,000, the city and its environs is an increasingly attractive place to live(#50 on the list of top 100 best American cities to live in) with a temperate climate and many opportunities for both outdoor recreation and indoor cultural activities.

The broader region is a center for the horse industry, with rolling hills and countryside not far outside the city limits. Meanwhile, the city itself is loaded with science centers, arboretums and gardens such as The Bog Garden, a living wetland ecosystem. Greensboro has been an active witness to many major events in American history, including the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the Civil Rights movement – museums are dedicated to these eras. And, not insignificantly, Greensboro is also home to the University of North Carolina and its Weatherspoon Art Museum (one of the largest collections of modern and contemporary American art in the Southeast).

You won't regret choosing to live in Greensboro. It is fast emerging as an affordable and rapidly growing alternative to nearby Raleigh as a Southern boom town, building on a storied history with enormous potential for the future.

There is also lots of choice when it comes to condo and apartment rentals and a low cost of living. The cost of living in Greensboro is less than the national average. Greensboro residents pay roughly the same amount as the average American for everyday expenses like groceries and transportation, but housing costs are significantly lower here than they are in other major cities.
Do your research

Online resources such as Google Maps make it easy to remotely study your prospective new neighborhood. But it's even better to wander around looking at listed apartments and getting a feel for the city.  Before you set out, use the housing search filters available on ApartmentLove.com to narrow down options to those within your price range. 

Location, location, location

It's true what they say. In Greensboro, for example, there is a world of difference between the neighborhoods of Sunset Hills (where you'll need a car to get around) and Downtown (where you can walk to just about everything you need). Decide what is most important to you personally – proximity to work or school, having a coffee shop outside your front door, trees – and choose your target areas accordingly.

Stick to your budget

It's important to understand what the realistic upper limits of your budget are. Decide on a price range based on your monthly income and expenses and stick to it. Conducting your rental search with a buddy or partner can help keep you on the straight and narrow when it comes to affordability.

Have a Plan B

The apartment you fall in love with isn't yours until you've signed the lease. And many things can happen before then – misunderstandings, whimsical landlords, fate. Make sure you have a second choice that you are sure you can live with.

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