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3 Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Tyler, TX - 20 Rentals available

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Tyler, TX Demographics

  • Total Population100,806
  • Female 47,229
    Male 53,577
  • Median Age32.9

Tyler, TX Households

  • Total Number of Households37,644
  • Family 22,549
    Non-family 15,095
  • Children 11,712
    No Children 25,932
  • Average People Per Household2.57
  • Median Household Income$42,840
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$839

Tyler, TX Education Statistics

  • No High School7%
  • Some High School31%
  • Some College28%
  • Associate Degree8%
  • Bachelor Degree17%
  • Graduate Degree9%

Renting a 3 bedroom apartment in Tyler, TX

Upgrading to a 3 bedroom apartment can have its pros and cons. Most renters who are looking for a three bedroom rental is because they need extra space for a home office, or for a child. This size apartment is also practical to share with roommates as it actually saves money on rent when 3 or 4 people get together to rent a 3 bedroom unit. They are very spacious, averaging around 984 Sqft. Or you can get even more space if you select “3+” beds in the top menu. The only down side is that they cost more. In Tyler, TX, rents on 3 bedroom apartments go up to $1,835. 11 rental properties offer 3 bedroom units in Tyler, TX to choose from. You are more likely to find 3 bedroom apartments in primarily residential neighborhoods, away from business districts and urban cores.

Tips on finding a cheap 3 bedroom apartment in Tyler, TX

For most renters, the cost of rent is the major pain point. The larger the apartment, the more money comes out of their pocket. For that reason, cheap 3 bedroom apartments are in high demand and hard to come by. Though rent prices can go as low as $530 in Tyler, TX, the market is still tight. But with a little diligence and some handy search tools, you will find an affordable apartment. Try an area that’s further away from the main city attractions, or try an older building that may have cheaper apartments and a ton of charm. Sometimes lower-priced residential areas have diversity and ethnic authenticity that lend them a lot of character and color.