Homes for Rent in El Paso, TX (836 Rentals)

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property at 3629 Alline Pl

3629 Alline Pl

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property at 10744 Chert St

10744 Chert St

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property at 3026 Findley Ave

3026 Findley Ave

El PasoTX79905
property at 2220 Grant Ave

2220 Grant Ave

El PasoTX79930
property at 4512 Arlen Ave

4512 Arlen Ave

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property at 2816 Catnip St

2816 Catnip St

El PasoTX79925
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El Paso Overview

Rental homes in El Paso, TX, provide residents with easy access to a vibrant city that seamlessly blends American and Mexican culture. El Paso has outdoor trails, state and national parks, and beautiful natural wonders to enjoy. City art murals and galleries are abundant. Historic streetcars can take one on a journey to explore the city's colorful past. El Paso is the home of authentic leather cowboy boots and more than 300 days of annual sunshine. The largest electronic dance music (EDM) festival in Texas takes place here every year. Residents also get to enjoy the city's world-famous Tex-Mex cuisine in an amazing dining scene.

What is the history of El Paso?

It's believed that El Paso -- "The Crossing" -- has been inhabited for up to 12,000 years. Spanish explorers first crossed through the area in the 1580s. The village of El Paso became a temporary base for Spanish governance in the region in 1680. El Paso largely stayed out of the Texas Revolution and remained self-governed with both Mexican and Texan leaders. It was annexed to Texas in 1846. Oil discoveries in the Permian Basin in the mid-20th century led to economic prosperity in El Paso and the surrounding areas that last to this day. El Paso's location directly on the border contributes to significant economic ties to Mexico.

How is the weather in El Paso?

El Paso's nickname is "The Sun City." It has an average of 302 days of sunshine every year, making it one of the sunniest cities in America. It has a hot desert climate, so A/C is a necessity when looking for rental homes in El Paso. The city averages 8.8 inches of rainfall, primarily between June and September. Daytime highs in the city can climb into the 90s between May and September. During the winter, daytime highs stay in the upper 50s and low 60s. It's been known to snow in El Paso during the winter -- sometimes as much as one foot -- but it tends to melt off quickly. Wind and dust storms during the spring months are common.

How do I get around town?

Most people need a personal car to get around in El Paso, although the city has a very good public transportation system. The Sun Metro Mass Transit System, which operates the city bus service, has been praised as one of the best mass transit systems in North America. El Paso County Transit operates a fleet of smaller buses in East El Paso. The El Paso Streetcar is a system of historically restored streetcars that runs on a loop between Downtown El Paso and the University of Texas. El Paso International Airport is the biggest airport in West Texas. Amtrak Train Service runs from El Paso as well, providing three trips weekly to Los Angeles, CA, and New Orleans, LA.

What is the El Paso commute like?

Four bridges serve as international border crossings in the El Paso-Ciudad Juarez area. All of them are toll bridges except for the Bridge of the Americas. Interstate 10 is the main freeway running through El Paso and connects to Los Angeles, CA, in the west and Jacksonville, FL, in the east. The Patriot Freeway (US HWY 54) is one of the main north-south routes through the city. At its southern end, it terminates near the border close to the Bridge of the Americas. The Cesar Chavez Border Highway runs next to the border on the American side through most of the city. 

Why live in El Paso, TX?

El Paso is brimming with cultural festivals and events throughout the year. There's something for people of all ages to enjoy here, from hot-air balloon festivals to concerts and much more. It's also a very budget-friendly city to live in. The cost of rental homes in El Paso is 39 percent lower than the national average. The natural beauty around El Paso is unparalleled. The Rio Grande River runs along the southern edge of the city. Desert landscapes surround El Paso and Franklin Mountains State Park--and its mountain range--is almost centrally located in the city. 

What is there to do around El Paso?

Dozens of hot air balloons take to the skies every year for Balloonfest in El Paso. Concertgoers may want to check out the Neon Desert Music Festival in Downtown El Paso every year. For a quieter experience, the Fiesta del Flores ("Festival of Flowers") is the oldest Hispanic festival in the Southwest. It takes place on Labor Day Weekend. Fishing, hiking along the banks, and whitewater rafting are popular on the Rio Grande. Rolled tacos and rare steaks are some of the cuisines you will find in El Paso's amazing Tex-Mex dining scene. The Plaza Theatre in El Paso is where to go to find indoor concerts and events throughout the year.

Where is the best place to move in El Paso?

There are several great neighborhoods to look for rental homes in El Paso. Kern Place is a historic neighborhood on the west side of the city with an entertainment and business district. Northwest El Paso and the West Side neighborhood are the places to look for more upscale housing options. Northeast El Paso is located on the east side of the Franklin Mountains and features some of the best sunsets in the city. East El Paso is one of the fastest growing parts of the city and offers some good rental house finds as well.

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Frequently Asked Questions about El Paso

What type of rentals are currently available in El Paso?

There are currently 1521 Apartments for Rent in El Paso, TX with pricing that ranges from $399 to $3,500. There are also 836 Single Family Homes for rent, Condos, and Townhome rentals currently available in El Paso ranging from $475 to $6,000.

What is the current price range for Rental Homes in El Paso?

Today's rental pricing for Homes for Rent, Condos and Townhomes in El Paso ranges from $475 to $6,000 with an average monthly rent of $1,549.

How much are larger Three and Four Bedroom Rentals in El Paso?

For those who are looking for larger living arrangements, Three Bedroom Apartments in El Paso range from $499 to $3,250, while Three Bedroom Homes, Condos, and Townhomes for rent range from $750 to $6,000. Four Bedroom Single-Family rentals are also available starting from $1,200 and Four Bedroom Apartments start at $762.

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