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- Houston Museum District apartments: starting prices at 6 buildings (checked Oct 4–7, 2026)
- How much do Museum District apartments cost?
- How do Museum District prices compare with the rest of Houston?
- Where are the Museum District buildings?
- Which Museum District buildings list the highest and lowest starting prices?
- Where can I find more Houston guides?
- How should I compare Museum District apartment prices?
- Which Houston apartment costs and rules should I compare?
- Frequently asked questions
- Want help finding your Houston apartment? It’s free.
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By Alexander Concepcion, Taco Street Locating. Prices checked Oct 4–7, 2026 against each property’s own website directly or through the building pages linked below.
On Oct 4–7, 2026, 6 apartment buildings in the Houston Museum District listed 1-bedroom starting prices from $1,313 to $1,995 (median $1,792) on their own websites. Each figure is one building’s lowest listed price, not an area average, and some are base rent while others are total monthly cost.
Houston Museum District apartments: starting prices at 6 buildings (checked Oct 4–7, 2026)
| Building | Address | Studio from | 1BR from | 2BR from | Price shown | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muse at Museum District | 1301 Richmond Ave (77006) | $1,574 | $1,313 | $2,008 | Starting price | Oct 7 |
| Plaza Museum District | 1615 Hermann Dr (77004) | – | $1,596 | $2,086 | Base rent | Oct 7 |
| Allure Hermann Park at Med Center | 5927 Almeda Rd (77004) | – | $1,690 | $2,548 | Listed price (see building page) | Oct 4 |
| Chelsea Museum District | 4641 Montrose Blvd (77006) | – | $1,895 | $2,889 | Total monthly | Oct 7 |
| Venue Museum District | 5353 Fannin St (77004) | – | $1,952 | $2,728 | Total monthly | Oct 7 |
| The Heron Museum District | 4343 Woodhead St (77098) | – | $1,995 | $3,220 | Listed price (see building page) | Oct 4 |
A dash means the property did not list a price for that size when we checked. Income-restricted homes are not priced in this table. Building names with a Taco Street Locating page link to that page (plan names, fees, specials and pet rules); the others link to the property’s own website, where we read the price. “Total monthly” means the site listed base rent plus required monthly fees; figures are rounded to the dollar. Estimated typical range across these 6 buildings (from the prices listed on Oct 4–7, 2026): 1-bedroom $1,313 to $1,995, 2-bedroom $2,008 to $3,220, studio $1,574. That is an estimate from current listings, not a quote.
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How much do Museum District apartments cost?
Across the 6 Museum District buildings we checked, starting prices ran as follows (each building’s lowest listed price, Oct 4–7, 2026):
| Home size | Buildings with a listed price | Lowest to highest “from” price (median) |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 1 | $1,574 |
| 1-bedroom | 6 | $1,313 to $1,995 (median $1,792) |
| 2-bedroom | 6 | $2,008 to $3,220 (median $2,638) |
Prices are the cheapest listed home at each building, so a specific floor plan, floor or view can cost more.
How do Museum District prices compare with the rest of Houston?
The median 1-bedroom starting price in this table is $1,792, which is higher than the $1,690 median across the 43 Houston buildings on our Houston apartments guide ($979 to $3,691). Medians describe the buildings we checked, not every building in either place, and building age, size and amenities differ.
Where are the Museum District buildings?
Chelsea Museum District (4641 Montrose Boulevard) and Muse at Museum District (1301 Richmond Avenue) are in ZIP 77006. Venue Museum District (5353 Fannin Street) and Plaza Museum District (1615 Hermann Drive) are in ZIP 77004; Hermann Drive runs along the north side of Hermann Park. Allure Hermann Park at Med Center is at 5927 Almeda Road (77004), and The Heron Museum District is at 4343 Woodhead Street (77098). Check each address on a map against your commute.
The Museum Tower (4899 Montrose Boulevard) is also in the area; its website did not show prices in a form we could read on Oct 7, 2026, so it is not in the table. METRO publishes bus and rail routes at ridemetro.org.
Which Museum District buildings list the highest and lowest starting prices?
Highest 1-bedroom starting prices on Oct 4–7, 2026: The Heron Museum District ($1,995), Venue Museum District ($1,952), Chelsea Museum District ($1,895). Lowest: Muse at Museum District ($1,313), Plaza Museum District ($1,596), Allure Hermann Park at Med Center ($1,690). Open a building page or the property’s website for the plan, fees and current availability.
Where can I find more Houston guides?
- Apartments in Houston: prices by area (all Houston areas)
- New apartment buildings in Montrose and the Museum District
- Upper Kirby, Greenway and River Oaks apartments
- Montrose and Museum District move-in specials
- Houston apartments with dog parks
How should I compare Museum District apartment prices?
- Compare the same price basis: some buildings list base rent and others list total monthly cost with mandatory fees.
- Open the property’s own floor plans page for the current price, specials and availability date.
- Ask which fees are one-time and which recur monthly (parking, pets, trash, pest, amenities).
- Tour with a shortlist; I can build one for you at no cost.
Which Houston apartment costs and rules should I compare?
Starting prices are only part of the cost. These pages compare fees, rules and amenities at the buildings we checked on their own websites:
- Houston apartment move-in costs
- Houston apartment pet policies
- Houston apartment parking options
- Houston apartments with utilities included
- Houston application requirements
- Houston security deposits and low-deposit options
- Houston short-term and flexible leases
- Is it a good time to rent in Houston?
Frequently asked questions
How much do apartments in the Museum District cost?
On Oct 4–7, 2026, the 6 Museum District buildings in the table listed 1-bedroom starting prices from $1,313 to $1,995 (median $1,792) and 2-bedroom starting prices from $2,008 to $3,220 (median $2,638). These are each building’s lowest listed price, not an area average.
Which Museum District building listed the lowest 1-bedroom starting price?
Muse at Museum District listed the lowest 1-bedroom starting price in the table, $1,313, when we checked on Oct 7, 2026. Prices change often, so confirm on the property’s website or ask me for a current quote.
Do Museum District apartment buildings have studios?
Only one of the 6 buildings listed a studio price: Muse at Museum District ($1,574). The others did not list a studio price when we checked.
Are these prices base rent or total monthly cost?
It depends on the building. The “Price shown” column says whether a site listed total monthly cost (base rent plus required monthly fees), base rent, or a starting price without saying which. Ask each property for the total monthly cost before comparing.
Which Museum District apartment buildings did you check?
The table covers Muse at Museum District, Plaza Museum District, Allure Hermann Park at Med Center, Chelsea Museum District, Venue Museum District and The Heron Museum District. Their addresses are on Montrose Boulevard, Richmond Avenue, Fannin Street, Hermann Drive, Almeda Road and Woodhead Street.
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