Bend, Oregon

    Apartments for rent in Bend, Oregon

    Apartments and condos are the second-largest slice of Bend's rental market after single-family homes, and they behave differently: pricing is tighter, turnover is faster, and new supply moves the number more than seasonality does.

    Median asking rent
    $1,900/mo
    Active range
    $762–$7,534
    Avg. days on market
    27days · 146 active

    What drives apartments pricing in Bend

    Bend apartment asks cluster meaningfully below houses. The rent-by-bedroom table below is computed from the apartment and condo listings that are active right now, so a one-bedroom is priced against other one-bedrooms rather than against a citywide average. If you own a condo and price it off a nearby house comp, expect a long vacancy.

    Unit-level features carry unusual weight in this segment. In-unit laundry, a dedicated parking space, and pet policy routinely move Bend apartment rent more than an extra hundred square feet does.

    Location still matters, but in a narrower band. Walkable Old Bend and westside units carry a premium; comparable units off Third Street or in southeast Bend price lower even with similar finishes.

    Bend apartments: asking rent by bedroom count

    Computed from the 146 active apartments we currently track in Bend. Updated as inventory changes.

    SizeMedian askRangeActiveShare
    Studio$1,715/mo$1,350–$1,825118%
    1 bedroom$1,795/mo$1,295–$4,5004329%
    2 bedroom$1,895/mo$1,395–$3,7805739%
    3 bedroom$2,348/mo$762–$4,0002819%
    4+ bedroom$3,100/mo$2,450–$7,53475%

    Asking rents from active listings we track, not signed-lease data. Informational only and not an appraisal.

    Where Bend apartments are listed right now

    Active apartments grouped by the sub-areas carrying enough inventory to compare.

    • River West

      Median $2,199/mo · 33 active · $1,350–$6,975

    • Mountain View

      Median $1,700/mo · 21 active · $1,550–$2,450

    • Larkspur

      Median $1,795/mo · 15 active · $1,295–$3,100

    • Old Farm District

      Median $2,148/mo · 12 active · $1,495–$2,800

    • Summit West

      Median $2,195/mo · 9 active · $1,695–$4,000

    • Old Bend

      Median $2,095/mo · 9 active · $1,395–$2,700

    How Bend apartments compare across Central Oregon

    Same property types, same moment, different cities — median asking rent from live inventory.

    How fast Bend apartments lease

    Apartments turn faster than houses here. A correctly priced one- or two-bedroom in Bend typically draws its first qualified application inside the first week, and the days-on-market figure above reflects what the current active pool is actually experiencing.

    Because the pool is larger and more uniform, being $75 over the market is more punishing for an apartment than for a house — a renter comparing six near-identical two-bedrooms will simply filter yours out. Small price corrections in the first ten days recover far more income than a long hold at the original number.

    Lease timing matters less than in the house segment, but June through September still produces the deepest applicant pool as students, seasonal staff, and relocations overlap.

    Where Bend condo and apartment owners get pricing wrong

    Pricing off a house comp
    A three-bedroom condo is not a three-bedroom house. Renters shopping the condo pool compare against other attached units, and the gap between the two medians is real money.
    Ignoring HOA restrictions
    Pet limits, parking assignments, and minimum lease terms set by the association narrow your applicant pool. That has to be reflected in the ask, not discovered after 40 days of vacancy.
    Pricing from last year's lease
    New multi-family supply in Bend releases in batches. Last year's renewal number is not evidence about this month's market; the active pool is.

    Bend apartments: common questions

    How much are apartments in Bend, Oregon?
    The table on this page shows current median asking rent by bedroom count across active Bend apartment and condo listings we track, updated as inventory changes. Studios and one-bedrooms sit below the segment median and larger two- and three-bedroom units above it.
    Are Bend apartments cheaper than houses?
    Substantially, though bedroom count explains much of the gap. Compare the median on this page against the houses-for-rent-in-Bend page to see the live spread between the two segments.
    Do you manage apartment and condo rentals in Bend?
    Yes. We manage individual condos, duplexes, and small multi-family properties in Bend, including leasing, screening, and maintenance coordination.

    Own apartments in Bend?

    We price, lease, and manage long-term rentals across Central Oregon — and we will tell you plainly what your property should be asking today.