Apartments for Rent in Kennewick, WA (222 Rentals)

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Argyle Southridge
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$2,314 - $3,164
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Argyle Southridge

5651 W 36th PlKennewick, WA 99338
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The Q
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$825 - $1,295
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The Q

7901 W Quinault AveKennewick, WA 99336
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Sage Creek
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$1,344 - $1,514
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Sage Creek

4302 W Hood AveKennewick, WA 99336
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Grandridge Place
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$1,620 - $3,582
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Grandridge Place

725 N Center PkyKennewick, WA 99336
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Crosspointe
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$1,430 - $2,015
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Crosspointe

7803 W Deschutes AveKennewick, WA 99336
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Wildflower
$1,371 - $2,220
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Wildflower

530 N Edison StKennewick, WA 99336
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property at 1001 S Zillah Ct

$1,250

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2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Townhome for Rent

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1001 S Zillah Ct, Unit B

1001 S Zillah Ct
KennewickWA99337
property at 4203 W Kennewick Ave

$1,700

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4203 W Kennewick Ave, Unit #5

4203 W Kennewick Ave
KennewickWA99336
property at 1244 W 1st Ave

$1,850

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1244 W 1st Ave

KennewickWA99336
property at 3204 S Johnson Pl

$2,725

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4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Home for Rent

Available Jun 17

3204 S Johnson Pl

KennewickWA99337

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Kennewick Overview

The vibrant town of Kennewick, WA is situated on the southwest bank of the Columbia River, just north of where the river forks eastward into Snake River. Kennewick is just shy of 30 miles north of the Oregon border, easily reached by heading south on I-82 E. With a population of just under 84,000 and a comfortable  population density of a little more than 3,072/sq. mi., Kennewick apartments residents enjoy an urban atmosphere without the congestion typical of larger metro areas.

What is the history of Kennewick?

Kennewick was settled by Native Americans at least 1,000 years before European settlers arrived. Native tribes included the Yakama, Umatilla, Wanapum and New Perce. If you pay attention, you will notice that many of the street, town and shop names pay homage to these revered tribal names. The geography of Kennewick made it an attractive area in which to live. The proximity to the river meant abundant salmon and other fishing. Transportation via the river’s steady currents was readily accessible. Lewis and Clark passed through Kennewick and remarked that it was well-populated all the way back in the early 1800’s. Today, the Yakama Indian Reservation lies less than 100 miles to the west of Kennewick, WA.

How is the weather in Kennewick?

Kennewick is prone to extreme temperature fluctuations, with hot summers and cold winters. However, because of its location near the Cascade Mountains, Kennewick’s summers are, for the most part, free from humidity. The arid climate is a draw for tourists coming from all around the Pacific Northwest, but the lack of precipitation makes it tough on regional farmers. Like other towns in the area, Kennewick is vulnerable to severe weather from thunderstorms and wildfires, both due to the geography of the town. This is a place for people who enjoy the heat. In July, high temps average in the 90s, with a record high of 115 degrees. Winters are mild, with the low rarely dropping below 30 degrees, even in January. Snowfall is rare to non-existent year-round. The region is fortunate to get about 300 sunny days per year.

How do I get around town?

Ben Franklin Transit system operates the public bus system in Kennewick. They run a traditional bus services as well as a dial-a-ride service, a vanpool and several community vans. These services are popular with younger generations who are more in tune with carbon emission problems from single operator cars and SUVs. The City of Kennewick government is aware of the growing population and the need for improvements in the transportation system. It has a detailed Transportation System Plan that it hopes to fully implement by the year 2040. For now, getting around in Kennewick is easy with or without a car. Bicycling is popular, as is motorcycling. This is likely due to the low amounts of rainfall, as people feel certain they won’t get soaked riding in the open air.

What is the Kennewick commute like?

The majority of Kennewick commuters take their own vehicle to and from work. This amounts to about 82% of residents. Carpoolers come in at about 10%, a little less than 2% take public transportation and the rest work from home. The average length of time that commuters spend is traffic is less than the national average, and comes out to just over 21 minutes each way. That’s pretty good, considering that the U.S. national average commute time is well over 5 minutes more each way.

What are the local media outlets?

There’s only one newspaper that published everyday in the Kennewick area, and that is the Tr-City Herald. This newspaper covers the Tri-city areas of Kennewick, Pasco and Richland. There’s also a business journal, aptly called The Journal of Business, which keeps interested readers up to date on area business news. For older folks, there the Senior Times weekly paper, which is more the size of a flyer. A bilingual paper in Spanish and English versions comes out every two weeks. It’s called the Tu Decides, loosely translated to “You Decide.” Nearby Yakima and Kennewick share a TV market. There is no local TV programming done in Kennewick. There are, however, a total of sixteen local radio stations that offer everything from talk radio to classical to a student-operated channel featuring eclectic music.

Why live in Kennewick, WA?

Kennewick is an incredibly popular place to live and work, and its population growth in recent years reflects that. Since 2010, the Tri-cities area has seen an increase of well over 36,000 new residents. Of all the Tri-cities, Kennewick is by far the largest and most popular. Everywhere you go, you’re likely to see some kind of construction happening.  One of the big draws to Kennewick is undoubtedly the weather. Just because it’s in Washington state doesn’t mean it get rain like Seattle, for example. Although there are four seasons, residents enjoy low precipitation and all those sunny days. Because of the lack of rain and snow, there is always something fun to do outdoors in Kennewick. Whether it’s a nature hike up nearby Badger Mountain, a round of golf or a day at the park with the kids, Kennewick residents live most of their lives outdoors.

What Kennewick landmarks should I see?

Whether your looking for apartments in Kennewick or simply visiting, you should receive part of your day to visit Columbia Park. There’s plenty of parking and you’ll find lots of company, as this is a popular destination for residents. Once there, you’ll see the Regional Veterans Memorial, a monument marked with the American flag in honor of American veterans who fought for our freedoms. You’ll also see the Bernie Little Memorial Tree. Bernie Little was a hydroplane racer who first won on the Columbia River in 1966, earning him the Columbia Cup.

What is there to do around Kennewick?

This part of the country is considered the wine capital of the Pacific Northwest. You’ll find at least ten wineries in Kennewick to tour, taste and talk about. Kennewick also boasts a large arts community, with opportunities to see ballet, hear symphonies and watch theatrical productions.

Any annual festivals or Kennewick events to know?

In and around Kennewick, there is the annual Sri-City Women’s Expo, the annual Harvest Festival in October, the Tri-Cities International Film Festival and the Tri-City Raceway Fall Fest every October. With so many festivals, you’ll find it hard to stay home in your Kennewick apartments!

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

When you have out-of-town visitors, you’ll find lots of vacation activities within a radius of only a couple hundred miles. For starters, you can try out Hot Lake, a natural hot springs resort with plenty of amenities to spoil your friends and family. Of course, you can’t let your visitor leave without visiting the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, perfect for hiking, swimming, camping and fishing.

Where is the best place to move in Kennewick?

When you’re ready to move to Kennewick, WA and are looking for ideal Kennewick apartments, consider the following: There’s a mix of blue collar and white collar in Kennewick. Everyone lives together peacefully, and all the neighborhoods boast ethnic diversity. Some of the most popular neighborhoods in Kennewick are Creekstone, Finley, West Highlands, South Highlands, Vista and Highland. Bear in mind that Kennewick is relatively small, so no matter where you decide to call home, you’re bound to be in close proximity to everything that makes life great in Kennewick!\

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Frequently Asked Questions about Kennewick

How much are Studio apartments in Kennewick?

There are currently 24 Studio Apartments in Kennewick with rent ranges from $825 to $1,930 with an average price of $1,077.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Kennewick Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Kennewick ranges from $875 to $3,050 with an average monthly rent of $1,503.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Kennewick cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Kennewick range from $1,050 to $3,164. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,800.

How expensive are Kennewick Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 63 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Kennewick on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,495 to $4,705 - averaging $2,355 for the location.

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