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AMLI Uptown Orange
$2,674 - $5,402
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AMLI Uptown Orange

385 S Manchester AveOrange, CA 92868
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$2,849 - $4,499
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1055 W Town And Country RdOrange, CA 92868
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$2,259 - $2,930
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3099 W Chapman AveOrange, CA 92868
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property at 224 N Cleveland St

$2,500

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224 N Cleveland St

OrangeCA92866
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428 W Kelly Ave
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428 W Kelly Ave

428 W Kelly AveOrange, CA 92866
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property at 3030 N Torrey Pine Ln

$3,950

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3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Townhome for Rent

Available Jul 6

3030 N Torrey Pine Ln

OrangeCA92865
property at 465 N Cypress St

$4,050

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2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home for Rent

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465 N Cypress St

OrangeCA92866
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Orange Overview

" Orange, California is one of the sunniest cities in Southern California, with a preserved Old Town District, plenty of lakes, a university, a small zoo and wildlife sanctuary. It's highly agreeable weather and charming city center has attracted a population of almost 140,000 people. Locals are just as warm and friendly as the weather making Orange an ideal place to settle in to."

What is the history of Orange?

"Orange was established as a ""rancho"" by a Spanish soldier in the 1800s. In the aftermath of the Mexican-American War, California was handed over to the United States with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. Orange was incorporated as a small town in 1888 as the only town in Orange County to be constructed around a plaza, which secured the city's original nickname of Plaza City. Orange was also the first town to be serviced by the California Southern Railroad, which may have led to the city's first growth spurt in the 1900s in the demand for California citrus. Agriculture constituted much of the local economy, with developments in real estate and the freeway system connecting it to Los Angeles encouraging more economic development. The same connections and growth today keep Orange a vibrant city with excellent links to large metropolitan areas. "

How is the weather in Orange?

Orange has pleasant weather all year-round with warm months in the high summer and cooler temperatures in the winter. Spring to autumn affords a warm, dry climate thanks to temperate winds from the ocean. The winter season enjoys periods of rain, while snowfall is extremely uncommon. As such the outdoors can be enjoyed year round, with swimming, barbecuing, hiking and jogging all popular activities.

How do I get around town?

" Los Angeles, San Bernardino County, Palm Springs and San Diego are reachable with rail services provided by the Metrolink regional network. The Orange Metrolink station is conveniently located in the downtown historic district. The nearest airport is John Wayne in Santa Ana, and offers links to the area and the rest of the United States."

What is the Orange commute like?

Like much of Southern California, Orange is a driver-friendly city, with the main mode of transportation being by car. The city's proximity to multiple freeways, like the Santa Ana Freeway make it very accessible to the rest of California and beyond. Additionally, Orange is served by two of California's first toll highways, connecting it to Irvine and Rancho Santa Margarita.

What are the local media outlets?

The Daily Pilot and The Orange County Register are both daily newspapers that serve Orange and the Orange County area with local news and global affairs. The Orange County Business Journal is a weekly business newspaper. Lifestyle topics and events are covered by the free OC Weekly magazine. The city also enjoys multiple local radio and TV stations.

Why live in Orange, CA?

If you are considering a move to Southern California, living in Orange apartments is a great place to start. With the warmth of a small city and connections to big metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles, you can have almost the best of both worlds. Orange's rich cultural history and preserved downtown historic area offers a charming place to wander around the areas plethora of antique shops and take in the architecture. With the academic benefits of a university town and the friendliness of a small city, apartments in Orange can make almost anyone feel at home.

What Orange landmarks should I see?

"Orange is home to Chapman University, as well as multiple lakes, parks and even a small zoo and wildlife sanctuary. For a taste of culture Orange's central plaza area and historic district provide for a charming place to explore. With several historic buildings, restaurants, boutiques and coffee shops, it's no wonder the city has served as a filming backdrop for movie like ""That Thing You Do"" and ""Accepted."""

What is there to do around Orange?

The Outlets At Orange provide luxury discount shopping to residents as well as a large theater and entertainment complex, skate park and bowling alley. Other pockets of downtown Orange have a mix of casual and upscale restaurants that are ideal for meeting with friends or going on date nights.

Any annual festivals or Orange events to know?

The Orange International Street Fair is held ever year over Labor Day Weekend. The city is taken over by a wonderful mix of events from food, to music and dance from areas all over the world. Profits from the event are then donated to helping vulnerable communities. The city is also decked out with lights and Christmas boutiques during the festive season.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

" Orange is close to several lovely spots for weekend getaways. Just northwest is Ojai, a city influenced by Spanish architecture with many local markets, golf courses, wine vineyards and spas. A favorite of celebrities, Palm Springs provides an oasis in the Souther California desert, just a short trip from Orange. With tennis courts, golf courses, shopping areas, upscale restaurants and luxurious resorts, Palm Springs is a short, restorative getaway."

Where is the best place to move in Orange?

The allure of Orange's downtown area offers both historic properties and modern, loft like living in new build apartments. More inland, suburban areas provide a different kind of living in leafy green suburbs. No matter what area you choose, you will be pleased by the large open spaces and mod cons of Orange apartments. Comfort and fun is a focal point of life both at home and in the community with a sunny climate contributing to an even lovelier environment outside of your apartment's amenities.

Orange, CA
Population: 139,484

Ranked #194

in US Census Population by City

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Frequently Asked Questions about Orange

How much are Studio apartments in Orange?

There are currently 891 Studio Apartments in Orange with rent ranges from $1,100 to $4,176 with an average price of $2,409.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Orange ranges from $1,250 to $10,007 with an average monthly rent of $2,666.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Orange cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Orange range from $1,800 to $9,181. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,320.

How expensive are Orange Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 374 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Orange on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,492 to $5,001 - averaging $4,005 for the location.

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