Inside this guide
- Rye Heights at a glance (checked Oct 2, 2026)
- How much does Rye Heights cost? (checked Oct 2, 2026)
- What floor plans does Rye Heights have?
- What fees does Rye Heights charge besides rent? (from Rye Heights’ fee guide, Oct 2, 2026)
- What amenities does Rye Heights list?
- What is the pet policy at Rye Heights?
- What are the lease terms, utilities and parking at Rye Heights?
- Where is Rye Heights and what is nearby?
- What do reviewers say about Rye Heights?
- Frequently asked questions
- Want help finding your Houston apartment? It’s free.
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By Alexander Concepcion, Taco Street Locating. Checked Oct 2, 2026 against Rye Heights’ website.
Rye Heights is an apartment community at 1111 W. 23rd Street in the Houston Heights area, with studio, one- and two-bedroom homes. On Oct 2, 2026, its website listed total monthly prices from $1,702 for a studio, including $108 of mandatory fees, and advertised 2 weeks free base rent for move-ins by Oct 15.
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Rye Heights at a glance (checked Oct 2, 2026)
| Fact | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Address | 1111 W. 23rd Street, Houston, TX 77008 | Property website |
| Neighborhood | Houston Heights area (as described by the property) | Property website |
| Year built | 2025 (from our property database; the property site does not list it) | Our database |
| Units | Not listed | Property website |
| Floor plans | Studio, one- and two-bedroom plans plus a two-bedroom penthouse | Property floor plans page |
| Price from (total monthly) | Studio $1,702 (S3, 431 sq ft); 1BR $1,794 (A9, 668 sq ft); 2BR $2,976 (B4, 1,047 sq ft) | Property floor plans page |
| Specials | 2 weeks free base rent for move-ins by Oct 15 (offer window listed through Dec 31, 2026) | Property website |
| Required fees | $108 a month in mandatory fees is included in each total; $65 application fee per applicant, $150 admin fee, $300 to $400 refundable deposit | Property fee guide |
| Pets | Two pets per apartment; $350 fee and $250 refundable deposit per pet; $35 monthly pet rent per pet | Property fee guide |
| Lease terms | 6 to 18 months | Property FAQ |
| Leasing office | 1111 W. 23rd Street; Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 10-5, Sun closed | Property website |
How much does Rye Heights cost? (checked Oct 2, 2026)
Rye Heights lists a total monthly leasing price that adds all fixed, mandatory monthly fees to base rent and leaves out variable, usage-based and move-in charges. On Oct 2, 2026, the lowest total was $1,702 a month for the 431 sq ft S3 studio ($1,594 base rent plus $108 in mandatory fees). The lowest one-bedroom total was $1,794 for the 668 sq ft A9 ($1,686 base rent), and the lowest two-bedroom total was $2,976 for the 1,047 sq ft B4 ($2,868 base rent). Several plans, including the S1 and A studios, the 2-bedroom penthouse and some one-bedrooms, showed no price on the page, which usually means none was available online that day, so ask the office about those.
Special: the property’s site banner said “Move in by 10/15 for 2 weeks free base rent! Tour today and lease for additional move-in perks!” and its offer data lists a window running through Dec 31, 2026. Terms were not spelled out, so ask the office how the offer applies to your home and lease term.
What floor plans does Rye Heights have?
| Plan | Beds/Baths | Size (sq ft) | Total monthly price | Base rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S3 | Studio/1ba | 431 | $1,702 | $1,594 |
| S1 | Studio/1ba | 560 | None listed | None listed |
| A | Studio/1ba | 620 | None listed | None listed |
| A9 | 1BR/1ba | 668 | $1,794 | $1,686 |
| A3 | 1BR/1ba | 692 | $1,848-$1,908 | $1,740-$1,800 |
| A2 | 1BR/1ba | 732 | $1,943-$2,023 | $1,835-$1,915 |
| A4A, A10 | 1BR/1ba | 733 | None listed | None listed |
| A4 | 1BR/1ba | 740 | $1,983-$2,073 | $1,875-$1,965 |
| A1 | 1BR/1ba | 742 | $2,058-$2,073 | $1,950-$1,965 |
| A7 | 1BR/1ba | 773 | $2,088 | $1,980 |
| A11 | 1BR/1ba | 787 | None listed | None listed |
| A5A | 1BR/1ba | 896 | None listed | None listed |
| A5 | 1BR/1ba + study | 936 | $2,671 | $2,563 |
| A6 | 1BR/1ba | 1,015 | None listed | None listed |
| A8 | 1BR/1ba + study | 1,018 | None listed | None listed |
| B4 | 2BR/2ba | 1,047 | $2,976 | $2,868 |
| B1 | 2BR/2ba | 1,076 | $3,096 | $2,988 |
| B1A | 2BR/2ba | 1,082 | None listed | None listed |
| B4A | 2BR/2ba | 1,164 | $2,979 | $2,871 |
| B5 | 2BR/2ba | 1,167 | $3,616 | $3,508 |
| B3 | 2BR/2ba | 1,214 | $3,561-$3,576 | $3,453-$3,468 |
| PH | 2BR/2.5ba | 1,726 | None listed | None listed |
Source: Rye Heights floor plans page, Oct 2, 2026. “None listed” means the page showed no price for that plan. Availability and pricing change daily.
What fees does Rye Heights charge besides rent? (from Rye Heights’ fee guide, Oct 2, 2026)
| Fee | Amount | Required? |
|---|---|---|
| Application fee | $65 per applicant | Yes |
| Administrative fee | $150 one-time | Yes |
| Security deposit | $300 to $400, refundable; may change based on screening | Yes |
| Internet services | $65 a month | Yes |
| Trash services (doorstep $25, hauling $10, admin $3) | $38 a month combined | Yes |
| Pest control | $5 a month | Yes |
| Electric and water/sewer | Usage-based | Yes |
| Renters liability insurance (third party) | Varies, per leaseholder | Yes |
| Pet fee / pet deposit (refundable) | $350 per pet / $250 per pet, one-time | Only with a pet |
| Pet rent / pet management | $35 a month per pet / $20 to $40 a year per pet | Only with a pet |
| Reserved parking | $50 a month | Optional |
| Storage space | $50 to $125 a month | Optional |
The $108 in mandatory monthly fees is internet ($65), trash ($38) and pest control ($5), and it is already inside each total monthly price. The fee guide also lists situational charges such as a $100 returned-payment fee, $75 replacement access device and $500 intra-community transfer.
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What amenities does Rye Heights list?
Community: a rooftop lounge with sweeping views, a resort-style swimming pool and spa, a tanning shelf with in-pool lounge chairs, an outdoor kitchen with al fresco dining areas, outdoor BBQ grills, a gaming lawn with cornhole, and complimentary guest Wi-Fi in common areas. The FAQ says the building is ADA compliant.
Apartment: hardwood-style flooring, energy-efficient stainless-steel appliances, a side-by-side refrigerator with in-door water and ice, quartz countertops with tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting and farmhouse kitchen sinks with black designer faucets. Some features are available in select units only.
Amenities are from the property’s website, Oct 2, 2026.
What is the pet policy at Rye Heights?
Rye Heights allows two pets per apartment. The fee guide lists a $350 one-time pet fee and a $250 refundable pet deposit per pet, $35 monthly pet rent per pet and a $20 to $40 annual third-party pet management charge per pet. The FAQ lists restricted breeds: Pit Bull and Staffordshire Terriers, Rottweilers, Doberman Pinschers, Chows, Presa Canarios, Akitas, Alaskan Malamutes and wolf hybrids. The amenities page lists an outdoor dog park and pet spa, so ask the office what the pet spa includes.
What are the lease terms, utilities and parking at Rye Heights?
The FAQ lists lease terms from 6 to 18 months, subject to availability. The property asks for combined verifiable income of at least 3 times the rental rate and runs a credit report and background check on each applicant; an unsatisfactory credit finding can mean an additional deposit, a guarantor or denial. Residents set up their own renters insurance and electric and water service, and the community is non-smoking. The fee guide lists reserved parking at $50 a month; the site does not describe other parking, so confirm what is available.
Where is Rye Heights and what is nearby?
Rye Heights is at 1111 W. 23rd Street, which the property describes as the heart of the Heights. The site’s neighborhood page was not available when I checked, so I am not listing specific nearby places or travel times; check a map for your own commute. For another new Houston building, see our Ely at the Ballpark review.
What do reviewers say about Rye Heights?
Our property database shows a 4.8 out of 5 rating from 62 reviews (retrieval date not recorded and not rechecked). I have not summarized reviewer themes for this page, so read recent reviews on Google and other sites before touring.
Frequently asked questions
How much is rent at Rye Heights?
On Oct 2, 2026, total monthly prices started at $1,702 for the S3 studio, $1,794 for the A9 one-bedroom and $2,976 for the B4 two-bedroom, each including $108 of mandatory monthly fees. Several plans showed no price.
What fees does Rye Heights charge beyond rent?
The fee guide lists a $65 application fee per applicant, a $150 admin fee and a $300 to $400 refundable deposit at move-in. Monthly charges are internet $65, trash $38 and pest control $5, plus usage-based electric and water.
Does Rye Heights have specials?
The site advertised 2 weeks free base rent for move-ins by Oct 15, with the offer window listed through Dec 31, 2026. Ask the office how it applies to your home and lease term.
Is Rye Heights pet-friendly?
Yes. It allows two pets per apartment with a $350 fee, $250 refundable deposit and $35 monthly rent per pet. Certain breeds are restricted.
What lease terms does Rye Heights offer?
The FAQ lists lease terms from 6 to 18 months, subject to availability. Ask the office which term your home is priced for.
Where do I tour Rye Heights?
The leasing office is at 1111 W. 23rd Street, Houston, TX 77008. Office hours are Monday through Friday 9 AM to 6 PM and Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM; appointments can be made online or through the office.
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