Post Falls, ID 131 Apartments for Rent

Coeur d’Alene is calling out / And it won’t be long / Coeur d’Alene I’m coming now / Will I still belong." (- Alter Bridge, From "Coeur d'Alene")

If you love spending time surrounded by mountains and water, you'll love Post Falls, Idaho. Located just a few short minutes from Lake Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls is a haven for the outdoors.

Moving to Post Falls

Property in Post Falls is in high demand, but with careful preparation, you can get your foot in the door. There is only a 5 percent vacancy rate throughout town, so you'll want to get your paperwork in order before you start your search for apartments to expedite the process. For a small town, there is a high rental rate, so it can be quite competitive to land the spot you're aiming for. Apartment buildings are cropping up in this budding town. So once you find an apartment you want, you'll need to move fast to grab it before it goes. You'll need references and pay stubs to prove that you have income. And a responsible attitude doesn't hurt.

Neighborhoods

City Center: Demand is tight in the center of Post Falls, but if you do manage to claim one of these city apartments, you'll enjoy access to great facilities, including many sports fields, as well as a wide variety of restaurants.

E Seltice Way / N Huetter Road: This sparsely populated neighborhood is arranged around a large golf course and borders the Spokane River. Look here for large-family home rentals.

State Line Village: This settlement lies to the southwest of Post Falls and is a good option for those looking for a little extra space. Come live the rural life in State Line Village.

E Marine Dr / E Ponderosa Blvd: Has a large availability of small, furnished apartments for rent at reasonable prices. Conveniently close to the Post Falls Square shopping center but also home to the peaceful Black Bay Park, this neighborhood has much to offer.

Living in the Life

Moving to Post Falls? You will want a car, not only for traveling around the city and taking trips out into the mountains, but also so that you can jump onto Interstate 90 and get to other parts of the state. After all, Idaho has more to offer and explore, right? In terms of entertainment, the locals tend to enjoy being active, so you'd better muster up a love of fresh air and work on your golf swing if you want to fit in. Otherwise, the next best hobby is barbeque, and you can't get much better than Famous Willies BBQ. You may not know who or what Willies is, but the BBQ will stay in your memory for a long time.