Redmond, Oregon

    Apartments for rent in Redmond, Oregon

    Apartments are a larger share of Redmond's rental stock than they are in Sisters or La Pine, which gives one- and two-bedroom pricing a real floor and ceiling to work against — and makes new supply the number to watch.

    Median asking rent
    $1,663/mo
    Active range
    $795–$2,975
    Active listings tracked
    50

    What drives apartments pricing in Redmond

    Redmond apartment asks land remarkably close to Bend's even though Redmond houses price well below Bend houses. Competition in this segment is genuinely tight, and the comparison block below shows the live spread between the two cities.

    New subdivisions and multi-family projects release units in batches. A cluster of similar two-bedroom units hitting the market in the same month can soften pricing for a quarter, which is why we re-check active inventory weekly rather than pricing from last year.

    Commuter demand from renters working in Bend is durable, and it favors units with reliable parking, storage, and pet flexibility.

    Redmond apartments: asking rent by bedroom count

    Computed from the 50 active apartments we currently track in Redmond. Updated as inventory changes.

    SizeMedian askRangeActiveShare
    Studio$1,308/mo$795–$1,575612%
    1 bedroom$1,525/mo$836–$1,895918%
    2 bedroom$1,695/mo$1,216–$2,5002448%
    3 bedroom$1,995/mo$1,595–$2,2501020%
    4+ bedroom$2,975/mo$2,975–$2,97512%

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

    Where Redmond apartments are listed right now

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

    • Midtown South Redmond

      Median $1,650/mo · 16 active · $836–$2,975

    • North Redmond

      Median $1,750/mo · 7 active · $1,575–$1,850

    • Downtown Redmond

      Median $1,475/mo · 7 active · $795–$1,895

    • Southwest Redmond

      Median $1,738/mo · 6 active · $1,525–$2,250

    • Northeast Redmond

      Median $1,450/mo · 4 active · $963–$1,595

    • West Redmond

      Median $2,095/mo · 3 active · $1,895–$2,100

    How Redmond apartments compare across Central Oregon

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

    • Redmond apartments (this page)$1,663/mo median
    • Bend apartments$1,940$277 above Redmond

    What batch supply does to Redmond leasing speed

    Redmond apartment leasing is less about season and more about what delivered recently. In a month with no new completions, a well-priced two-bedroom moves quickly. In a month when a project releases twenty similar units, the same unit can sit while renters shop concessions.

    Practically, that means checking the active count on this page before you set a price. A pool that has doubled since your last lease is a pricing signal, not a coincidence.

    Commuter renters make weekday evening and Saturday showings by far the most productive, and units that can be shown same-week capture applications the slower listings never see.

    Redmond apartment pricing pitfalls

    Assuming Redmond must be cheaper than Bend
    For houses it usually is. For apartments the two cities price close together, and underpricing on that assumption gives away real income.
    Competing with concessions instead of price
    A free half-month reads as a discount to a renter but distorts your effective rent. Setting the right number outright leases faster and renews better.
    Overlooking parking and storage
    In this segment an assigned space or a real storage closet is worth more per month than a modest square-footage advantage.

    Redmond apartments: common questions

    How much are apartments in Redmond, Oregon?
    The table on this page shows current median asking rent by bedroom count across active Redmond apartment and condo listings we track, with one-bedrooms below the segment median and larger units above it.
    Why are Redmond apartments priced close to Bend apartments?
    Redmond's apartment pool is smaller and newer, and it draws commuters priced out of Bend. Houses show a much wider Bend-to-Redmond gap than apartments do.
    Does new construction affect Redmond apartment rent?
    Yes. Units release in batches, so a month with several similar listings can push effective pricing down temporarily. Current inventory matters more than a yearly average.

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