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Are you looking to land a small but cool studio apartment near you? Is an unbeatable location more important to you than lots of space? You can now browse through all available RENTCafé listings, to find the perfect studio apartment near you, in your favorite neighborhood, ZIP code, or in another city or state in the U.S. wherever life takes you. Check the ratings and reviews of properties with studio apartments, filter them based on your criteria, and find the one that suits your needs.

Compare the size, price and location, as well as amenities, both inside and outside the apartment. Whether you are looking for a more modern studio near you, or one in a charming old building, or maybe you want to be close to a certain park, the downtown area of your city, or near family or friends, RENTCafé allows you to find the best fit for you - so, let's find your new home!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of a studio apartment in Irving, TX?

The price range of a studio apartment is between $1,071 and $3,084. Search our studio apartments in Irving, TX.

How many studio apartments for rent are available in Irving, TX on RENTCafé?

There are 6 studio rentals available on RENTCafé. Prices and availability in Irving, TX were last updated on 18 Jun 2021.

What is the average size of a studio apartment in Irving, TX?

The average Irving, TX studio apartment size is 561 sq. ft.

What are the advantages of renting a studio apartment in Irving, TX?

Studio apartments in Irving, TX tend to be more affordable than other apartments and they have lower utility costs.

What are the downsides of renting a studio apartment in Irving, TX?

One of the downsides of living in a studio apartment is the limited storage space. You might be interested in 1 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom apartments or 3 bedroom apartments, or browse all RENTCafé apartments for rent in Irving, TX.

Renter's Guide to Irving

A part of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Irving boasts the perfect combination of suburban living and bustling business. It’s home to many Fortune 500 companies, as well as some of the top master-planned communities in the region.
Irving is known as a diverse hub of life, business and culture. Cvent listed the city as the No. 37 best place for meetings and events in the U.S.
Irving is the 13th most populous city in Texas, with nearly 230,000 people within its city limits. It encompasses 67.7 square miles, four area codes and 11 zip codes. It is slightly smaller than nearby Arlington, which boasts 383,000 residents and 96 square miles.
Downtown Dallas is actually only a mere 10 miles from Irving, but due to traffic, the drive typically takes 20-25 minutes. From Plano or Fort Worth, the travel time is about 33 minutes and 25 miles.
Like most of Texas, Irving experiences mild winters and very hot summers. Average highs in the summer (June-September) are between 91 and 88. The rest of the year, temperatures fluctuate between 56 and 78. Chances of flooding are higher in Irving than in many other areas of the Metroplex, simply due to the high number of canals and waterways in the area.

Irving, TX Demographics

  • Total Population239,783
  • Female 120,219
    Male 119,564
  • Median Age32

Cost of Living in Irving, TX

Compared to the U.S. average, Irving’s cost of living is nearly 9 percent lower.
Public transportation in Irving is available through the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system, or DART. There is a North Irving Transit Center that serves the Irving Convention Center area, as well as numerous bus stations throughout the area. DART prices range from $1.75 for a midday pass to $160 for a monthly pass.
A meal for two in a mid-range Irving restaurant runs around $40, and a regular cappuccino costs $3.65 on average. A pint of domestic beer is typically $4.
Utility costs in the area, which include electricity, heating, water and garbage, average $175 a month for a 915 square-foot apartment. This is slightly higher than the U.S. average of $147, likely due to the high AC use required in the summer.

Average Rent in Irving, TX

  • Irving, TX Average Rental Price, May 2021 $1,220 /mo

    Irving, TX Apartment Rent Ranges

    • $701-$1,00028%
    • $1,001-$1,50054%
    • $1,501-$2,00016%
    • > $2,0002%

    Irving, TX 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
    Irving, TX $1,104 $1,126 $1,132 $1,147 $1,167 $1,185 $1,212 $1,187 $1,184 $1,209 $1,220
    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 Irving by neighborhood.

    Living in Irving

    Life in Irving can be quite easy. With plenty of employers, loads of nice neighborhoods and plenty of restaurants and entertainment venues, you never have to leave the city limits.

    The best thing about living in Irving is the opportunities the city affords. Dozens of Fortune 500 companies call the city home, so employment (and an easy commute) is well within reach. The city also boasts the suburb of Las Colinas, which offers some of the area’s best real estate, schools and dining. For those interested in seeing the bigger cities like Dallas and Fort Worth, Irving is just a few minutes’ drive away, and the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is also within the city limits, making national and international travel a breeze.

    But like with any city, there are also cons to living in Irving. As the area is home to many businesses and corporations, it can be very hard to get around – especially during business hours. Irving roads tend to be very busy in the mornings, evenings and during the Monday-Friday lunch hour. Chances of flooding are also a little higher in Irving than other parts of the Metroplex, especially in Las Colinas, where a canal runs through the area.

    Things to do in Irving

    From cultural attractions like museums and art exhibits to more active fun like golf courses and race tracks, Irving is full of exiting things to do all year round.

    Cottonwood Creek Park is one of the top attractions in the city, with a rock climbing wall, expansive playground, picnic tables, a pond, soccer fields, a baseball diamond and more. If you’re looking for a great place to fish, play disc golf, or go for an evening jog, Victoria Park is a great choice as well. For retail therapy, the Irving Mall, the MacArthur Park Shopping Center and Neiman Marcus are resident favorites.

    One of the top family attractions in Irving is SpeedZone, where you can ride go karts, race dragsters, play mini golf or hit the arcade. But those aren’t the only fun things to do with kids. There’s also Chuck E. Cheese and the Fritz Park Petting Farm, where you can interact with cows, horses, sheep, turkeys, rabbits, peacocks, goats, and more.

    The list of free activities in Irving is endless. Stop by and see the beautiful Mustangs of Las Colinas statues, walk down the Mandalay Canal or check out the beautiful Las Colinas Flower Clock. There’s also an old train depot on Main Street, and 22-miles of winding trail along the Trinity River.

    Theaters abound in Irving, so movie nights with that special someone are easy and affordable. Some of the top spots include the Hollywood Theaters and the Starplex. There are also hundreds of top-notch restaurants in Irving, including The Ranch, Via Real, and Aspen Creek. If you’re a fried food-lover, you’ll be glad to know there’s a Buffalo Wild Wings at 1200 Market Place. Pizza Hut is also a good option for a sit down meal, with several locations around Irving.

    For a super romantic evening, try a water taxi ride along the canals and through Lake Carolyn.

    The biggest annual event in Irving is the AT&T Byron Nelson Championship, a PGA tour event that occurs every spring at the local Four Seasons. The Las Colinas Country Club also hosts an LPGA North Texas Shootout annually, and the city’s Juneteenth event offers free food, music and more to all residents.

    Want to soak in some culture? Head to the Irving Arts Center, which boasts both performing and visual arts exhibits year-round. Other cultural venues in the area include the National Scouting Museum, the Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra, and Lyric Stage. If you’re a foodie, Taste of Irving may be more the culture you’re looking for. An annual festival where you can taste the area’s best foods and drinks, it’s a can’t-miss event.

    Employment & Economy in Irving

    Employment opportunities abound in Irving, as the city is home to many big-name companies. Nokia, BlackBerry, ACE Cash Express, Budget Suites, Chuck E. Cheese’s, Omni Hotels, Michaels, Kimberly-Clark the Boy Scouts of America , Quest Diagnostics, and more are all headquartered in the city. The top providers of jobs in Irving are Citigroup, Verizon, the Irving Mall, Aegis Communications and Allstate Insurance. The biggest industries in Irving are technology and healthcare.

    Irving, TX Households

    • Total Number of Households85,284
    • Family 56,253
      Non-family 29,031
    • Children 32,844
      No Children 52,440
    • Average People Per Household2.8
    • Median Household Income$64,868
    • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,179

    Education in Irving

    Students in Irving attend schools in the Irving ISD, though Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD and Coppell ISD do serve some parts of the region. There are six high schools in the area, including renowned MacArthur High School, a campus recognized for its achievements by the Texas Education Agency. The city also boasts a few private K-12 schools, as well as the University of Dallas, North Lake College and a DeVry University campus.

    Irving, TX Education Statistics

    • No High School10%
    • Some High School31%
    • Some College19%
    • Associate Degree6%
    • Bachelor Degree21%
    • Graduate Degree13%

    Tips for Renting in Irving

    Irving renters are protected under Texas state law from landlord retaliation, meaning they can complain to the landlord about unsafe or illegal conditions, complain to a government agency about those living conditions or exercise their legal right to sue, without fear of eviction or financial penalties from their landlord.

    If you’re moving to Irving from California, you may be surprised by your security deposit. While California limits these costs to two months’ rent max, there is no limit set for these deposits in Texas.

    Renting a studio apartment in Irving, TX

    The bad news is that the hip neighborhoods are typically not the places to look for truly affordable homes for rent, and Irving, TX is no exception. That is unless you are willing to give up the (real or imagined) benefits of multiple rooms and experience the minimalist simplicity of a small apartment located smack dab in the middle of the action. Leaf through 25 listings with a total of 45 units, and you’ll be sure to find at least a couple of cheap studios that will make you wonder whether having one or two extra rooms is really worth the difference in price and commute time. Already a fan of living small? Why don’t you check out our selection of one room apartments—there’s always a better deal out there, you just have to know where to look for it (Townlake is the cheapest neighborhood in town—wink wink).

    They are called efficiency apartments for a reason

    In case you’re still wondering, the time and effort put into finding an efficiency apartment does pay off. Literally, and pretty fast too. The Irving, TX average rent is currently at $1,924, but a single-bedroom apartment in Irving, TX can be yours for as low as $979 per month. While the cheapest bachelor units normally have a small bath and one bigger, multifunctional space (meaning that the hall and the kitchen in the main room, basically), you don’t need to have that if it’s not your thing. You can find plenty of one-room apartments in Irving, TX with a separate kitchen. These are still well under the price of an apartment with multiple rooms, but slightly more expensive than your average studio, so it’s a good idea to aim for the higher end of the price range. The currently the most expensive studio apartment in Irving, TX costs a monthly $4,712.

    Finding a home nearby is easier than you think. Check out our Apartments Near Me page and take your pick!