Apartments in Fort Worth: Prices by Area & Building (2026)

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Fort Worth apartment prices by building (checked Oct 2026)
Fort Worth apartments by area
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How to compare apartment costs in Fort Worth
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By Alexander Concepcion, Taco Street Locating. Every price below was checked on the property’s own website on Oct 12, 2026 (“checked Oct 2026”). Prices change daily.

Quick answer: On Oct 12, 2026, the 12 Fort Worth apartment buildings in this guide listed 1-bedroom starting prices from $1,244 (Bottle House at Main) to $2,275 (Deco 969), and 2-bedroom starting prices from $1,574 to $3,409. Most are in five areas: Downtown and Sundance Square, the Near Southside, West 7th and the Cultural District, the Stockyards, and River East. Downtown high-rises list the highest prices; several West 7th, Near Southside and River East buildings start under $1,550 for a 1-bedroom.

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Fort Worth apartment prices by building (checked Oct 2026)

Building	Area	Studio from	1-bedroom from	2-bedroom from	Price basis
Deco 969	Downtown	–	$2,275 (E1, 684 sq ft)	$3,409 (B1-2, 1,307 sq ft)	starting at
Parker House	Downtown	$1,346 (612 sq ft)	$1,399 (709 sq ft)	$1,749 (1,302 sq ft)	starting at
The Huntley	Downtown	$1,299 (0A)	$1,509 (1A)	$2,081 (2B)	starting at, market-rate homes
Bottle House at Main	Near downtown	–	$1,244 (A2, 702 sq ft)	$1,574 (B1, 1,068 sq ft)	starting at
Montage Southside	Near Southside	–	$1,477 (A5, 691 sq ft)	$2,040 (B1, 1,115 sq ft)	listed rent
South 400	Near Southside	$1,200 (E1, 605 sq ft)	$1,663 (Bear Creek plan, 843 sq ft)	–	starting at
Revl Crockett Row	West 7th / Cultural District	$1,279 (E1, 491 sq ft)	–	–	from price
Parkside at SO7	West 7th / Cultural District	$1,275 (S1A, 558 sq ft)	$1,520 (A1, 700 sq ft)	$2,031 (B1, 1,116 sq ft)	starting at
The Lofts at West 7th	West 7th / Cultural District	$1,376 total monthly (base $1,209; E2, 602 sq ft)	–	–	total monthly price
Madera at Leftbank	West 7th / Leftbank	$1,249 total monthly	$1,386 total monthly	$1,890 total monthly	12-month total monthly price
The Union at Stockyards	Stockyards	$1,719 total monthly (base $1,557; S2)	$1,516 total monthly (base $1,354; AU1, 569 sq ft)	$2,551 total monthly (base $2,389; B1, 984 sq ft)	total monthly price
Luxia River East	River East	$1,277 total monthly (base $1,194)	$1,288 total monthly (base $1,205; A1, 667 sq ft)	$1,732 total monthly (base $1,649; B1)	total monthly price

A “from” price is the cheapest home a building listed on the day I checked, not what every home costs. Some buildings list base rent and some list a total monthly price that includes required monthly fees, so read the basis column before comparing. A dash means the property showed no price for that size when I checked. The Huntley also has income-restricted homes; those are not priced here.

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Fort Worth apartments by area

Downtown and Sundance Square

Downtown Fort Worth has the city’s high-rise and mid-rise buildings around Sundance Square, Commerce Street and Lancaster Avenue. On Oct 12, 2026, Deco 969 (969 Commerce St) listed 1-bedrooms from $2,275, Parker House (250 W Lancaster Ave) from $1,399, and The Huntley (100 Harding St) from $1,509 for market-rate homes. Bottle House at Main, near downtown, listed 1-bedrooms from $1,244. More: downtown Fort Worth guide and downtown buildings with resort-style amenities.

Near Southside

South of downtown around Magnolia Avenue and the Medical District. Montage Southside (200 W Daggett Ave) listed 1-bedrooms from $1,477 and 2-bedrooms from $2,040; South 400 (400 S Jennings Ave) listed studios from $1,200. More: Near Southside and Fairmount guide.

West 7th and the Cultural District

West of downtown, between the Trinity River and the museums of the Cultural District. Revl Crockett Row (3001 Crockett St) listed studios from $1,279, Parkside at SO7 listed 1-bedrooms from $1,520, The Lofts at West 7th listed studios from $1,376 total monthly, and Madera at Leftbank (600 Harrold St) listed 1-bedrooms from $1,386 total monthly. More: West 7th and Cultural District guide.

Stockyards

North of downtown in the historic Stockyards district. The Union at Stockyards (601 Stockyards Blvd) listed 1-bedrooms from $1,516 total monthly ($1,354 base rent). More: apartments near the Fort Worth Stockyards.

River East and Riverside

East of downtown near the Trinity River. Luxia River East listed 1-bedrooms from $1,288 total monthly and 2-bedrooms from $1,732 total monthly. More: River District guide and Oakhurst, Riverside and the Northside.

Looking near the TCU campus, the Medical District or Alliance? I didn’t have enough buildings with prices I could check today to give those areas their own price section; the building pages below and the Alliance Town Center guide cover some of them, and I can check current pricing for you.

More Fort Worth buildings we have written about

These pages have not been rechecked in this update, so confirm current rent, fees and specials with the property or ask me.

How to compare apartment costs in Fort Worth

Ask for the total monthly cost: base rent plus required fees (trash, pest, package, amenity), parking and pet rent.
Ask what is one-time: application fee, administrative fee and deposit. Not every property publishes these, so I don’t guess them.
Read specials closely; they usually apply to certain homes and lease lengths. Compare the net cost over the whole lease.
Compare the same lease length and move-in date, since prices change with both.

Frequently asked questions

How much are apartments in Fort Worth?

On Oct 12, 2026, the 12 Fort Worth buildings in this guide listed 1-bedroom starting prices from $1,244 to $2,275 and 2-bedroom starting prices from $1,574 to $3,409 on their own websites. These are each building’s cheapest listed home, not a city average, and some are total monthly prices while others are base rent.

What are the best areas for apartments in Fort Worth?

The buildings in this guide cluster in Downtown and Sundance Square, the Near Southside, West 7th and the Cultural District, the Stockyards, and River East. Downtown has the high-rises and the highest starting prices; West 7th mixes mid-rise buildings with shops and restaurants near the museums; the Near Southside centers on Magnolia Avenue; the Stockyards and River East have newer mid-rise communities. Compare each address with your commute.

Which Fort Worth apartments had the lowest 1-bedroom price?

On Oct 12, 2026, Bottle House at Main listed the lowest 1-bedroom starting price in this guide at $1,244, followed by Luxia River East at $1,288 total monthly and Madera at Leftbank at $1,386 total monthly.

Which Fort Worth apartments are downtown?

In this guide, Deco 969 (969 Commerce St), Parker House (250 W Lancaster Ave) and The Huntley (100 Harding St) are downtown. On Oct 12, 2026 their 1-bedroom starting prices were $2,275, $1,399 and $1,509 (market-rate) respectively.

What fees should I ask about at Fort Worth apartments?

Ask for the application fee, administrative fee, deposit, parking, required monthly fees (trash, pest, package, amenity) and pet fees and rent. Several buildings here list a total monthly price that already includes required monthly fees; for the others, ask the leasing office for a written total.

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