Apartments for Rent in Plano, TX
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Q: What are the best apartments in Plano, TX?

The best apartments in Plano, TX are: Saxony at Chase Oaks , Windsor Preston , Bentley Place , The Kincaid at Legacy and Bell CityLine .

Rent prices in cities near Plano

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Apartments in Arlington $1,250
Apartments in Aubrey $1,576
Apartments in Bedford $1,337
Apartments in Carrollton $1,520
Apartments in Cedar Hill $1,448
Apartments in Celina $2,099
Apartments in Coppel $1,724
Apartments in Dallas $1,474
Apartments in Denton $1,421
Apartments in DeSoto $1,324
Apartments in Duncanville $1,243
Apartments in Euless $1,408
Apartments in Farmers Branch $1,731
Apartments in Flower Mound $1,977
Apartments in Forney $1,352
Apartments in Fort Worth $1,356
Apartments in Frisco $1,814
Apartments in Garland $1,308
Apartments in Grand Prairie $1,413
Apartments in Grapevine $1,686
Apartments in Irving $1,427
Apartments in Keller $1,697
Apartments in Lancaster $1,127
Apartments in Lewisville $1,504
Apartments in Little Elm $1,566
Apartments in Mansfield $1,559
Apartments in McKinney $1,661
Apartments in Mesquite $1,166
Apartments in North Richland Hills $1,430
Apartments in Princeton $2,100
Apartments in Prosper $1,911
Apartments in Red Oak $1,232
Apartments in Rockwall $1,615
Apartments in Rowlett $1,521
Apartments in Sachse $1,736
Apartments in The Colony $1,687
Apartments in Waxahachie $1,354
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Rent prices in Plano's popular neighborhoods

Apartments in Downtown Plano $1,579
Apartments in Highwood $1,723
Apartments in Legacy $1,897
Apartments in Legacy West $1,897
Apartments in Breezeway Farms $1,556
Apartments in Bush Central Station $1,543
Apartments in Coit Center $1,626
Apartments in Coit Ridgeview $1,788
Apartments in Cross Creek East $1,788
Apartments in Jefferson on the Bend $1,897

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Plano, TX in the News

Renters vs Owners: Renting Dips Over the Decade, But Claims Majority in 23 Cities, Including Seattle and Pittsburgh

In the top cities that registered the largest increases in renter share between 2010 and 2019, Plano, TX, came in second place, after a 41% surge in its share of renters.

Quarantine Parenting: Top Family-Centric Cities in the U.S.

Plano, TX came in third place in the top U.S. cities with the largest share of household with two parents, with a population of 285,000 and an 80% share of two-parent families with children.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When were prices and availability in Plano, TX last updated?

Prices and availability in Plano, TX were last updated on 24 May 2022.

What are the best apartments in Plano, TX?

The best apartments in Plano, TX are: Saxony at Chase Oaks, Windsor Preston, Bentley Place, The Kincaid at Legacy and Bell CityLine.

What is the average rent in Plano, TX?

The average rent in Plano, TX is $1,724. Start your search for apartments in Plano, TX now.

What is the price range for a studio apartment in Plano, TX?

The price range for a studio apartment in Plano, TX is between $928 and $42,989. View all studio apartments in Plano, TX.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Plano, TX?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Plano, TX is between $820 and $9,476. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Plano, TX now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Plano, TX?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Plano, TX is between $1,204 and $43,421. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Plano, TX.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Plano, TX?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Plano, TX is between $1,060 and $42,989. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in Plano, TX.

Renter's guide to Plano, TX

Plano is a Texas city just north of Dallas. It is located in both Collin and Denton Counties.
Plano is known for two things: Its affluent, suburban lifestyle, and the numerous corporations who call its city limits home. In previous years, Forbes has named it the No. 1 safest city in America, and Livability.com has listed it as one of the top 10 places for families multiple times.
Plano is an upscale, affluent suburb, so the city feels very organized, clean and orderly. The majority of Plano residents are families – many with children under 18.
Plano is the ninth most populous city in Texas and No. 70 in the entire U.S. with nearly 270,000 residents. At 71.6 square miles, it’s larger than many other nearby suburbs, including Allen, Frisco and McKinney.
From Dallas, Plano is about 20 miles – or a 30-minute drive. From Fort Worth, it’s a bit further, at 49 miles and 51 minutes.
Like most of Texas, Plano weather is generally very hot from May through September, with average high temperatures between 94 and 105. The rest of the year, highs are in the 60s to 80s, with a few sparse snow and ice days in the wintertime. Average rainfall in the city is about 41 inches per year.

Plano, TX Demographics

Total Population287,064
Female 141,758

Male 145,306
Median Age38.7

Plano, TX has a population of 287,064 according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. 145,306 of Plano’s residents are women and 141,758 are men. The median age of those who live in Plano, TX is 38.7.

Cost of Living in Plano, TX

As an affluent area, the cost of living in Plano is a little bit higher than both the national and the state averages.
Though Plano does not have its own public transit system, the city is a part of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system, which consists of various buses, trains and rail lines throughout the Metroplex. DART prices range from $1.75 for a midday pass to $160 for a monthly pass, though most people choose to commute by personal vehicle instead.
A meal for two in a mid-range Plano restaurant would run you $40 to $50, while a regular cappuccino would cost about $4.45. One pint of draft beer would be around $5. Some of the top restaurants in Plano include Whiskey Cake, Fish Shack, and Jasper’s. For an authentic German dining experience, check out Bavarian Grill, one of the highest-rated German restaurants in Texas.
Utility costs in Plano run around $151.39 a month for a 915 square-foot apartment. These are a small amount higher than the U.S. average ($147), likely due to the high AC costs required for cooling in the summer.

Average Rent in Plano, TX

Plano, TX Average Rental Price, February 2022 $1,724 ^/mo

The average monthly rent of apartments in Plano, TX is $1,724.

Plano, TX Apartment Rent Ranges

About 44% of apartment rents in Plano, TX range between $1,501-$2,000. Meanwhile, apartments priced over > $2,000 represent 20% of apartments. Around 35% of Plano’s apartments are in the $1,001-$1,500 price range. 1% of apartments are priced between $701-$1,000.

Plano, TX Rent Trends

Average Rent	Nov / 2018	Mar / 2019	Jul / 2019	Nov / 2019	Mar / 2020	Jul / 2020	Nov / 2020	Mar / 2021	Jul / 2021	Nov / 2021	Feb / 2022
Plano, TX	$1,280	$1,278	$1,325	$1,345	$1,364	$1,331	$1,325	$1,392	$1,525	$1,640	$1,724
National	$1,362	$1,367	$1,399	$1,407	$1,409	$1,399	$1,403	$1,412	$1,495	$1,591	$1,628

Compared to the national average rent of $1,628, the average rent in Plano, TX is $1,724.

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Living in Plano, TX

Living in Plano is a little expensive, but for those extra costs, you get access to top restaurants, shopping and entertainment, great real estate and highly-rated schools. It’s also very close to both Dallas and Fort Worth, which can make for an easy commute.

Plano has some serious advantages for its residents. For one, it’s a great place to raise children. With low crime rates, good schools and plenty of activities, kids can easily get the guidance they need to see success in life. It’s also home to a great economy, so jobs are easy to come by, and there’s tons to do, see and eat.

On the negative side, the local roads do get a bit crowded, so traffic can get hectic in the mornings and during afternoon commutes. Plano’s in-demand school district is also very full, so it can be a little competitive – even for advanced students.

Things to do in Plano, TX

One of the best things about Plano is the sheer amount of opportunities it offers – for fun, for education, and even for your health.

One of the city’s main attractions is the Southfork Ranch, the filing location of the once-popular Dallas TV show. Still in operation today, you can tour the ranch or even host events there. The city is also home to numerous parks, including Carpenter Park, High Point Park, and Arbor Hills Nature Preserve, a 200-acre park with a playground, trails, an observation tower and more. The Plano Dog Park is another top spot if you’ve got a furry friend, and if you’re into shopping you’re in luck: The Shops at Willow Bend, the Colin Creak Mall and The Shops at Legacy are all great options.

Because Plano is a family-oriented city, there are tons of things to do with kids in the area. Main Event offers laser tag, bowling and an arcade, while the Plano Super Bowl is a great option for a game of 10-pin. For more active fun, try Jump Mania, where the kids can trounce on a variety of bounce house, or Jump Street, an indoor trampoline park for the whole family.

For history buffs, the Interurban Railway Museum is a great choice. This unique museum lets you learn about the history of the Texas Electric Railway in an interactive (and free!) way. Historic Downtown Plano is also a good stop for some free fun. Browse the one-of-a-kind stores and boutiques, or stop in for a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants.

Date nights are easy in Plano, thanks to the many movie theaters in the area. Try the Studio Movie Grill, the Cinemark Legacy or the Cinemark 10. Want something more active? Hold hands and step back in time at the Thunderbird Roller Rink.

There are two big annual events in Plano: The Plano Balloon festival, which fills the skies with thousands of hot air balloons every September, and Dark Hour Haunted House, a Halloween thrill the locals love.
Culture abounds in Plano. Just check out the Plano Children’s Theatre, the Chamberlain School of Ballet or the International Conservatory of Performing Arts to see for yourself. There’s also the Plano Symphony Orchestra, which performs September through April.

Plano, TX employment & economy

Plano has a bustling and successful economy. Dozens of big-name corporations call the city home, including Cinemark Theaters, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Frito Lay, Ericsson, Hewlett Packard, J.C. Penney, Pizza Hut, Rent-a-Center, Siemens and Toyota Motors. Its main industries are manufacturing, technology, defense and electronics.

Plano, TX Households

Total Number of Households105,854
Family 75,198

Non-family 30,656
Children 38,337

No Children 67,517

Average People Per Household2.7
Median Household Income$95,602
Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,520

According to U.S. Census data, there are 105,854 households in Plano, TX. 75,198 are family households and 30,656 are non-family households. There are 38,337 households with children in Plano and 67,517 households without children. On average, about 2.7 people live in a household in Plano, TX. The median income of a Plano household living in Plano is $95,602 per year. The median housing costs per month are $1,520.

Education in Plano, TX

Students in Plano primarily attend schools in the Plano ISD, which boasts 10 high schools – three of which were listed on Newsweek’s Best National High Schools list. The district has a 93-percent graduation rate. There are also 16 private schools in the area, as well as two campuses of the Collin County Community College system.

Plano, TX Education Statistics

The level of education of the population of Plano, TX is as follows: 3% have no high school education, 18% completed some high school, 21% partially completed college, 6% have an Associate Degree, 32% have a Bachelor Degree, and 20% have a Graduate Degree.

Tips for renting in Plano, TX

Under Texas state law, all Plano renters are protected from landlord retaliation, meaning they are legally allowed to complain to the landlord or to the city about unsafe conditions and they have the right to sue without fear of rising rates or being evicted.

If you’re moving to Plano from New Jersey, you may be surprised by your security deposit. While New Jersey limits these costs to one month’s rent max, there is no limit set for these deposits in Texas.

Most Expensive Rental
The Kincaid at Legacy $2,396 - $42,989
Least Expensive Rental
Giovanna Apartments $820 - $1,855

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