Apartments for Rent in Baltimore, MD (2,975 Rentals)

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The Frank
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$1,696 - $4,526

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The Frank

2500 Insulator DrBaltimore, MD 21230
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Rye House
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$1,742 - $4,932

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Rye House

2450 Rye StBaltimore, MD 21230
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The Quill by Alta
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$1,631 - $3,836

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The Quill by Alta

1900 S Hanover StBaltimore, MD 21230
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Arrive Federal Hill
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$1,835 - $3,537

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Arrive Federal Hill

611 S Charles StBaltimore, MD 21230
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The Lucie
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$1,696 - $5,414

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The Lucie

3850 Boston StBaltimore, MD 21224
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Alta Federal Hill
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$1,823 - $4,106

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Alta Federal Hill

1800 S Hanover StBaltimore, MD 21230
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225 N Calvert
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$1,485 - $2,942

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225 N Calvert

225 N Calvert StBaltimore, MD 21202
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101 Cross Street
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$1,906 - $5,112

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101 Cross Street

101 W Cross StBaltimore, MD 21230
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Anthem House
$1,956 - $6,764

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Anthem House

900 E Fort AveBaltimore, MD 21230
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Baltimore Overview

The United States is home to a rich and diverse range of cities. New England in particular is home to some of the oldest cities in the nation. Few cities have as much historical, cultural and economic significance as Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore rests in the northern part of Chesapeake Bay, north of Washington D.C. and just southwest of Philadelphia. It boasts a population of around 622,000 making it the largest city in the state of Maryland. It is just dense enough to feel like a big city but not quite large enough for you to become overwhelmed, and the layout of this impressive city gives it a smaller feel. The city is home to many universities, professional sports teams and shopping centers making it an ideal location no matter your interests.

What is the history of Baltimore?

Baltimore was founded in 1729, but the actual history of the area dates back to John Smith and his exploration of the Chesapeake Bay area in the early 1600s. In 1661 David Jones helped settlers build the colony that would become the modern city of Baltimore. Before the European settlers arrived the area was inhabited by Native Americans that dated back to the early Paleo Indians of North America. During the American Revolution Baltimore was named the capital of the new nation. It was the site of the famous Battle of Baltimore in 1812 where Francis Scott Key composed The Star-Spangled Banner. The city saw much progress and growth before, during and after the Industrial Revolution. As more trade was established using the city's many harbors Baltimore established itself as a major player in trade across the Atlantic as well as throughout New England. Today Baltimore remains as one of the biggest national seaports in the area.

How is the weather in Baltimore?

The city is in a humid subtropical climate. You can expect to experience all four seasons. Summer temperatures average around 80 °F and are rather humid. During fall you can feel the pleasant cool air and watch as the leaves turn to beautiful browns, oranges and yellows in preparation for winter. Winter brings snowfall in varying amounts, but you will rarely see as much as your neighbors in the Midwest. Spring is a wonderful time of year in Baltimore. Temperatures float around the upper 60s °F and mid 70s °F. Rainfall is more than common during springtime so be sure to carry your umbrella!

How do I get around town?

Getting around Baltimore is easy depending on your mode of transportation. Public transportation includes the Maryland Transit Administration's bus networks, light rails and subway lines. The Charm City Circulator, or CCC, operates its own shuttle bus service in the city. If you wish to take a private car there are options to be found. Taxis are also abundant if you are in the inner city and are enjoyed by the locals and tourists alike. The major airport serving Boston is the Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, or BWI. This is a busy airport that can bring you to many locations arond the country and the world.

What is the Baltimore commute like?

Commuting into the city can be a slow ride so be prepared for plenty of time spent on the highways. Average times are around 30 minutes or more to get to work, depending on where you are driving from. The major highways include: I-70, I-83, I-95, I-395, I-695, I-795, I-895, I-97. The main city interstates are I-70, I-83 and I-95 though, so expect high traffic density during peak hours such as early mornings and late afternoons.

What are the local media outlets?

As a major market in the North East, renters who live in Baltimore apartments have plenty sources from which to get their news and media. From the Baltimore Sun, Washington Post, and Maryland Gazette to local radio stations and all of the major Television stations, residents can easily get their news and info any time and any day.

Why live in Baltimore, MD?

The biggest reason to choose Baltimore is because when you do you become a part of the family. Baltimore has such a rich culture that is not to be found anywhere else in the world. By making this city your home you are enriching your own cultural awareness and becoming a part of one of the most historical parts of the United States. The city is smart and savvy and you are bound to find exponential enjoyment as you spend more time here.

What Baltimore landmarks should I see?

Fort McHenry is a major landmark. It is the fort which was bombarded during the War of 1812 and inspired the national anthem. On Emory Street you will find the birthplace of Babe Ruth. You can visit this piece of history as well as peruse the museum. Here you can learn about baseball as an American tradition and way of life. The Edgar Allen Poe House and Museum is another famous spot. It is the place where the dark poet was born. You can visit it and the museum and learn more about this fascinating figure.

What is there to do around Baltimore?

Being that Baltimore is a large city there will always be something for you to do but for starters I recommend catching an Orioles game at Oriole Park. It is not important if you are a sports fan or not. This experience is something that makes you a true Baltimoreon. The Baltimore Museum of Art is a fine place to spend an entire afternoon. You can browse over 95,000 pieces of fine art ranging from paintings to sculptures and everything in between.

Any annual festivals or Baltimore events to know?

Baltimore offers a variety of fun festivals to get out of the apartment and enjoy throughout the year. An amazing festival to visit is the Federal Hill Jazz & Blues Festival. You can experience the rich culture of the jazz world and listen to some of the best local, national and international acts that jazz has to offer. In October be sure to check out the Das Best Oktoberfest, a Baltimore take on a German celebration. No matter the season you are bound to find an interesting festival to enjoy.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Boston is close to some of the best vacation spots in the nation for residents to get out and enjoy. If you drive one hour south you will be in the nation's capital of Washington D.C. New York City is a four hour drive to the northeast and is one of the most incredible places to visit that you will ever find. Philadelphia is just two hours to the northeast and is a perfect place to enjoy a long weekend.

Where is the best place to move in Baltimore?

The best area to move in Baltimore is without a doubt Federal Hill. This hip location is a developing area that is home to plenty of younger people with a passion for the urban life. There is an abundance of entertainment, food and activities in the Federal Hill area. The next choice would be Canton, a central neighborhood with a vibrant culture. The nightlife is enjoyed by many locals and is a fine place to settle. A third consideration is the neighborhood of Mt. Washington, an older Victorian-styled area with a great community.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Baltimore

What is the current pricing and availability for apartments for rent in Baltimore, MD?

As of today, September 27, 2026, there are currently 2,975 available Baltimore apartments priced from $550 to $12,500, with an average monthly rent of $1,912.

What Baltimore neighborhoods have the most available apartments?

There are 328 neighborhoods in the Baltimore area with available listings as of today. The three neighborhoods with the most options are Greenmount West with 1,636 listings, Penn Fallsway with 1,610 listings, and Oldtown with 1,605 listings.

How much are Studio apartments in Baltimore?

There are currently 985 Studio Apartments in Baltimore with rent ranges from $698 to $7,500 with an average price of $1,477.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Baltimore ranges from $550 to $5,539 with an average monthly rent of $1,760.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Baltimore cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Baltimore range from $768 to $10,500. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,967.

How expensive are Baltimore Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 555 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Baltimore on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $814 to $9,491 - averaging $2,386 for the location.

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