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Prices and availability in Seattle, WA were last updated on 22 Aug 2026.
The best apartments in Seattle, WA are: Metro Line Flats, Skye Apartments, Maris, Bowman and Reverb.
In Seattle, 56% of the residents are renting compared to 44% owning a home, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Large-scale apartment buildings with more than 50 units represent 40% of Seattle's rentals, 49% are small-scale complexes with under 50 units, and 11% are single-family rentals.
There’s more than one way to spend $600 on rent in Seattle, WA, so the first step is to start thinking about what you really want from your new home. Be mindful of what makes you tick. Look for 2 bedroom apartments for rent for less than $600 if you want to share your living space and don’t mind being further away from the city center. Search for 3 bedroom apartments if you’re moving in with family or planning to share part of your life and living expenses with more friends. If city bustle is what you live for, you might want to search for a studio or 1 bedroom apartment closer to the city center.
Don’t dismiss the idea of a studio just because it sounds small and featureless: studios come in many shapes and sizes, and it only takes a few strikes of creativity to go from drab to lively. If an all-in-one-room apartment spells total lack of privacy for you, have a look at the 1 bedroom apartments for rent in Seattle, WA. Customize your search by using more RentCafe filters. Decide what amenities you can’t live without and focus your search on the apartments that offer them. Are you bringing in a pet? Narrow your options to pet-friendly apartments for rent. Want more windows so that natural light floods your home? Hardwood floors or plush carpet in the living area? There are 2 apartments for rent below $600 in Seattle, WA for every taste. Decide what you need, stay focused, and you’re bound to find your perfect apartment in no time.
