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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of a 2 bedroom apartment in Ann Arbor, MI?

The price range of a 2 bedroom apartment is between $1,044 and $5,100. Search 2 bedroom apartments in Ann Arbor, MI.

How many 2 bedroom apartments for rent are available in Ann Arbor, MI on RENTCafé?

There are 50 2 bedroom rentals available on RENTCafé. Prices and availability in Ann Arbor, MI were last updated on 13 Jun 2021.

What is the average size of a 2 bedroom apartment in Ann Arbor, MI?

The average Ann Arbor, MI 2 bedroom apartment size is 744 sq. ft.

What are the advantages of renting a 2 bedroom apartment in Ann Arbor, MI?

2 bedroom apartments offer more space compared to 1 bedroom or studio apartments. They are more suitable for 2 persons.

What are the downsides of renting a 2 bedroom apartment in Ann Arbor, MI?

A 2 bedroom apartment is usually slightly more expensive than a 1 bedroom apartment. You might be interested in studio apartments, 1 bedroom apartments or 3 bedroom apartments, or browse all RENTCafé apartments for rent in Ann Arbor, MI.

Renter's Guide to Ann Arbor

According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the City of Ann Arbor was the 6th largest city in the State of Michigan, with a recorded population of 113,934. However, considering that there are over 43,000 students at the University of Michigan, you begin to get the picture of this city being very much a college town.

In fact, the university has had a major influence on Ann Arbor since it moved its campus there from Detroit in 1837 - a short move, even at that time, given that the distance from Detroit to Ann Arbor is only 43 miles. Another popular Midwestern city, Chicago is approximately 240 miles from Ann Arbor. If you’re looking for a cost-effective way to get to Chicago from Ann Arbor, consider taking a direct bus. A one-way fare costs between $24 and $32.

In general, the climate in Ann Arbor is greatly influenced by its proximity to the Great Lakes, with mid-summer high temperatures in the mid-80s and winter low temperatures that average in the upper 20s.

Ann Arbor, MI Demographics

  • Total Population120,735
  • Female 60,089
    Male 60,646
  • Median Age27.5

Cost of Living in Ann Arbor, MI

The cost of living in Ann Arbor, Michigan is quite reasonable and well below the national average, far less expensive than that of cities like New York. Ann Arbor public transportation covers both the cities of Ann Arbor and neighboring Ypsilanti Township and is quite extensive in blanketing the cities with reliable, affordable, and frequent bus service. Cash fares in 2016 were $1.50 but considerably less for students and seniors as well as for those who purchase passes.

Food costs are well below that of larger cities whether at the grocery store or eating out at a restaurant, where meals average $13 for an inexpensive meal and around $45 at a mid-range restaurant.

Utility costs for an approximate 900-square-foot apartment average about $150, which is slightly higher than most large cities, but Ann Arbor cable channels and Internet service are provided by a number of companies and monthly costs are very reasonable at around $43. In general, the cost of living in Ann Arbor is slightly above the national average.

Average Rent in Ann Arbor, MI

  • Ann Arbor, MI Average Rental Price, May 2021 $1,636 /mo

    Ann Arbor, MI Apartment Rent Ranges

    • $701-$1,0009%
    • $1,001-$1,50049%
    • $1,501-$2,00026%
    • > $2,00016%

    Ann Arbor, MI Rent Trends

    Average Rent Mar / 2018 Jul / 2018 Nov / 2018 Mar / 2019 Jul / 2019 Nov / 2019 Mar / 2020 Jul / 2020 Nov / 2020 Mar / 2021 May / 2021
    Ann Arbor, MI $1,472 $1,500 $1,504 $1,530 $1,567 $1,582 $1,577 $1,616 $1,574 $1,604 $1,636
    National $1,314 $1,345 $1,354 $1,358 $1,390 $1,397 $1,400 $1,392 $1,396 $1,407 $1,428
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    Check out the average rent prices in Ann Arbor by neighborhood.

    Living in Ann Arbor

    There are many pros to living in Ann Arbor. The city is regularly recognized in various annual rankings, the most recent being Esquire Magazine’s "The 15 U.S. Towns Most Worthy of a Day Trip" (#5), Nerdwallet’s "Best Cities for Women in the Workforce" (#7), and Forbes’ "Top 20 Happiest Cities To Work In Right Now" (#20), as well as repeatedly making Livability.com’s top ten list of college towns. However, as Livability has pointed out, it’s a great place to live over and above the college town atmosphere. Certainly, the diversity of Ann Arbor neighborhoods plays an important role and some of the best neighborhoods in Ann Arbor, such as the Bryant neighborhood just south of U.S. Interstate 94, are quite diverse.

    Like many other cities, Ann Arbor’s downtown development has meant more residents in the city’s central business district, and along with a soon to be launched bike-share program, all contribute to improving Ann Arbor’s walkability score, making it easier for residents to live without a car.

    As for the downsides, Ann Arbor weather in the winter can be challenging, but the city’s numerous cultural amenities and strong economy far outweigh the minor discomforts of cold and snow.

    Things to do in Ann Arbor

    Though Ann Arbor is a relatively small town, it certainly doesn’t lack in big-city sophistication, culture, and wonderful neighborhoods. With more than 150 parks and the beautiful Huron River flowing through town, the city boasts an abundance of hiking and cycling trails, as well as some of the best canoeing and kayaking along the nationally recognized Huron River water trail. Coupled with numerous golf courses in the area, any outdoor enthusiast is never short of things to do in Ann Arbor year round.

    The cultural scene is certainly driven by the presence of the University of Michigan and its several performing arts groups and facilities on campus. However, there are numerous local arts groups that are not affiliated with the university, including the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, the Arbor Opera Theater, the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra, and the Ann Arbor Ballet Theater. Over 30 independent bookstores call this city home.

    Whether you’re in the mood for a classic movie or the latest Hollywood blockbuster, there are plenty of nice movie theatres in town to get your popcorn-and-film fix. Rave on Carpenter and Quality 16 on Jackson (a 1/4 mile west of Wagner Rd.) are two of the best places in Ann Arbor for movie buffs, and if you don’t mind a 30-min drive to Canton, definitely check out Emagine (next to Home Depot on 39535 Ford Road).

    Given so much to do in Ann Arbor one can certainly work up an appetite and the city has nearly 300 restaurants in the area to satisfy that appetite, including Ann Arbor’s most famous eatery - Zingerman's Deli. Included among some of the best Ann Arbor restaurants are just about every well-known ethnic palate from Asian to European to Middle Eastern to Mexican and Central American, along with popular pizza joints, steak houses, and traditional American fare. The variety and quality of the food at eateries such as Aventura, Pizza House, Sava’s, The Chop House, and No Thai! rival any found in many major metropolitan cities.

    Families with kids in Ann Arbor will surely have a blast at German Park’s public picnic events. There is a $5 fee per person yet entrance is free for children aged 12 and below; in return, you’ll get to enjoy some delightful authentic German dinners and lively dance performances.

    As for shopping options, check out Bivouac, a unique store selling a mix of Men’s and Women’s clothing and gear. When you’re ready for some real retail therapy, Kerrytown Market & Shops will give you that and more with its interesting collection of designer shops and quaint, locally-owned boutiques. Briarwood Mall is another good option, with approx. 120 stores including Macy's, JC Penney, Von Maur, Sears, Victoria's Secret, Apple, and Coach.

    Throughout the year there is a plethora of festivals and events, including the award-winning Ann Arbor Art Fair, the Ann Arbor Film Festival, the annual Ann Arbor Summer Festival, and of course The Ark Ann Arbor - the ever popular, nationally recognized acoustic and folk music festival. Finally, not to be overlooked, is the fall tradition of Michigan Football, which takes over the city on numerous weekends from September through November and on any given Saturday brings in more than 100,000 people to Ann Arbor to tailgate and fill "The Big House" to watch “Big Blue” football.

    Employment and Economy

    The University of Michigan employs roughly 30,000 people and therefore is the city’s largest employer. Nevertheless, the Ann Arbor economy is quite diversified, offering jobs in Ann Arbor industries such as automotive research and development, life sciences and health care services and research, software development, education, and publishing. After the university, the largest employers are Trinity Health (5,800), General Motors Milford Proving Grounds (3,750), and the Ann Arbor Public School district (2,500). The City of Ann Arbor unemployment rate (3.2%) was one of the lowest of any city in the country, much less the State of Michigan.

    Ann Arbor, MI Households

    • Total Number of Households47,765
    • Family 21,224
      Non-family 26,541
    • Children 8,883
      No Children 38,882
    • Average People Per Household2.26
    • Median Household Income$65,745
    • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,314

    Education in Ann Arbor

    When it comes to higher education Ann Arbor may just be one of the most recognized cities in the country - being home to the University of Michigan. Founded in 1817 - a full 20 years before Michigan became a state - it is considered one of the leading research universities in the US. Its graduate program offers doctoral degrees in the humanities, social sciences, and STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and its athletic program competes in Division I of the NCAA in the Big Ten Conference. Probably nothing defines Ann Arbor more than “Big Blue,” as the university is known.

    Ann Arbor public schools are part of the Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) district and operates more than two dozen elementary as well as high schools. Ann Arbor is also home to several private schools, including the highly recognized Rudolf Steiner School, which offers a Waldorf education, and several charter schools.

    Ann Arbor, MI Education Statistics

    • No High School1%
    • Some High School14%
    • Some College11%
    • Associate Degree4%
    • Bachelor Degree33%
    • Graduate Degree37%

    Tips for Renting in Ann Arbor

    The State of Michigan has a rather extensive tenants’ and landlords’ rights ordinance, with which anyone renting in Ann Arbor should familiarize themselves.

    Ann Arbor is often referred to as "Tree Town" for the more than 50,000 trees that line the city streets. Many of the residential areas are in the heart of Ann Arbor where the University of Michigan is located and apartments and townhouses in this area are generally occupied by students or young professionals. Since much of the population is college educated, Ann Arbor is a great place to live if you're looking for a place with a high education standard.

    Depending on where one has moved from, and the Ann Arbor neighborhood that one is moving into, the housing market may or may not be considered affordable, so be sure to do refer to an Ann Arbor neighborhood map and do some extensive research on the various neighborhoods before signing a lease.

    Renting a 2-bedroom apartment in Ann Arbor, MI

    There are many 2-bedroom apartments in Ann Arbor, MI for you to choose from. Whether you’re renting just for yourself and planning to use the extra bedroom as an office, or you’re sharing your living space with someone else, one of the 67 could be the right fit for you. An average 2-bedroom apartment is about 1,021 Sq.Ft., so you don’t have to worry about sacrificing any living space. However, it’s useful to know that although the average price for 2-bedroom apartment rentals is about $2,049, the monthly rent for these units does vary depending on location and property type. So, if you’re trying to put some money aside, this doesn’t mean that you can’t find a 2-bedroom apartment with a monthly rent that does not exceed your budget.

    Cheap two-bedroom apartments come with a “price”

    If you’re looking for cheap 2-bedroom apartments, use the RENTCafé filters to find units in the more affordable neighborhoods, like Broadway Area. In these parts of town, monthly rents can drop to as little as $1,044. If you’re looking for something located near the city center, the monthly rent will most likely go up. The same principle applies to furnished apartments. Rent prices for 2-bedroom apartments located in newer, well-maintained buildings that provide many amenities also tend to go higher, up to $5,100. Other factors that determine rental prices are proximity to public transportation, entertainment, shopping and dining. There are 32 Ann Arbor, MI properties you can explore. If finding the perfect rental gets too overwhelming, we’ll offer you a tip. Use the RENTCafé filters to eliminate properties that don’t fit your criteria and you will be living in the home of your dreams in no time.

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