Apartments for Rent in Milwaukee, WI
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Milwaukee’s rental market is busiest near universities and the Third Ward, with lakefront neighborhoods highly desirable. Suburbs remain affordable and family-friendly, and revitalized areas are attracting more young professionals. For a quieter lifestyle, consider neighborhoods outside the downtown core.
Milwaukee combines waterfront living with Midwestern charm. Renters can enjoy trendy neighborhoods like the Third Ward or Brady Street for their walkability and vibrant social scenes. Families often opt for suburbs like Wauwatosa or Whitefish Bay for their excellent schools and community atmosphere. The city’s strong brewing heritage pairs with modern attractions like the Milwaukee Art Museum and professional sports teams. With a growing job market in manufacturing, healthcare, and education, Milwaukee offers both opportunity and affordability.
Family serenity defines this enclave circling Kadish Park's wooded trails. Renters prize 1950s brick apartments with original hardwood floors but contend with sporadic hot water in buildings using original boilers. Limited late-night dining beyond corner delis.
Lake Michigan views wow from high-rises near Bradford Beach. Renters enjoy rooftop pools but note $200+/month parking fees in most buildings. Summer crowds overwhelm North Avenue sidewalks, while icy lake winds challenge winter commutes.
Cultural diversity energizes Lower East Side, where historic buildings house a vibrant mix of students, artists, and young professionals near Lake Michigan. Residents enjoy walking access to Bradford Beach and the restaurants along Farwell Avenue reflecting the area's eclectic character. Though winter parking challenges increase with snow accumulation, the neighborhood's excellent public transportation options reduce car dependency. The area's continuing evolution balances preservation with contemporary additions, creating an eclectic atmosphere where century-old buildings house both traditional ethnic businesses and trendy new ventures reflecting Milwaukee's evolving identity.
The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Milwaukee, WI is $1,676+, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $2,408+.
*Based on base prices that don’t include fees
*Based on base prices that don’t include fees
