
Homes for Rent in Memphis, TN (1,460 Rentals)


4149 Meadow Creek Rd, Unit 14CD

4927 William Arnold Rd, Unit 104

379 Saint Nick Dr

1577 Eastmoreland Ave

427 Delta Rd

116 W Dempster Ave

2011 Waverly

119 S Greer St

735 East St

3656 Kearney Ave, Unit Right Unit

4682 Lone Rock Cv

3654 Kearney Ave, Unit Left Unit - Kathy

4374 Given Ave

874 Garland St

6767 Meadow Oak Pl, Unit 1

2391 Drake St

2449 Chiswood St

939 Bruce St

731 Litty Ct, Unit #305

5772 Rayben Cir

403 Jenson Cv

10 N Main St, Unit Porter Building

2755 Union Ave

754 Crockett St

730 Litty Ct, Unit 202

3596 Walnut Grove Rd

408 S Front St, Unit 509

1436 Island Town Cove

435 S Front St, Unit 205

1544 Court Ave

2507 Staten Ave

1580 Hanauer St

3741 Faxon Ave

2428 Ketchum Cove

2705-2715 Cherry Rd

1431 Latham St

907 Pearce St

1193 Louisville Ave

641 McWhirter Ave

4029 Berkshire Ave

130 Modder Ave

1848 Farrington St

1846 Farrington St

1303 E Trigg Ave

306 E Waldorf Ave

5336 Airways Blvd

2388 Forest Ave

1341 Halcomb Ln

853 Annie St
Memphis, TN Local Guide

How much does it cost to rent a home in Memphis?
Bedroom | Average Rent | Cheapest Rent | Highest Rent |
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Memphis 2 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $1,236 | $595 | $3,140 |
Memphis 3 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $1,673 | $825 | $4,000 |
Memphis 4 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $2,080 | $984 | $7,997 |
Memphis 5 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $2,796 | $1,250 | $6,500 |
Memphis 6 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $2,808 | $640 | $5,600 |
Memphis 7 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $3,695 | $3,695 | $3,695 |
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Memphis Overview
Memphis is the second largest metro area in Tennessee and a major music city. It’s home to rock, soul, and blues, making it a great home for music lovers! But that’s not all it offers. Memphis also tons of other kinds of entertainment, along with good employers, great schools, and lots of outdoor activities. What else makes this city such an amazing place to live? Memphis has an affordable cost of living, wonderful weather, and reasonable commutes. It’s close to several highways. And it’s just a few hours away from all the sights and sounds of Nashville.
What is the history of Memphis?
Do you know where Memphis got its name? This southern city, which dates back to 1819, was named for the capital of Ancient Egypt. While Egypt has the Nile River, the Mississippi River flows through Memphis, TN. The city started out as a trading center, mainly for cotton. Over time, it became the site of the largest cotton and hardwood lumber markets in the world. Memphis was also an important city during the 1960s’ Civil Rights Movement. In the early to mid-20th century, it became home to blues, soul, rock, and other musical genres. World-famous musicians, like B.B. King and Roy Orbison, performed or recorded music here.
How is the weather in Memphis?
Thinking of looking into homes for rent in Memphis? If so, you can look forward to some great weather! The average highs in summer are in the high 80s to low 90s. In winter, temperatures usually reach the 50s during the day and drop to the 30s at night. Those are fairly mild temps to enjoy all year round. Memphis has all four seasons. Leaves change in fall, spring flowers bloom, and there’s a chance of getting a bit of snow in winter. What about rain? Memphis has plenty of sunny days overall, but spring and fall can be rainy.
How do I get around town?
When you’re exploring Memphis rental homes, making sure you’ll be able to get around ok is important. Having a car makes it easy to travel around this sprawling city. But cars aren’t the only way to get around. You can ride your own bike or use a local bike-share program. Taxis are another option, especially in the downtown area near Beale Street. Interested in public transportation options? The Memphis Area Transit Authority provides vintage trolley and bus service throughout the city. Heading out of town? Memphis International Airport, Greyhound’s Memphis Bus Station, and Amtrak’s Central Station can get you where you need to go. All of these are conveniently located in the downtown area.
Why live in Memphis, TN?
Why should you look for Memphis rentals for your next home? If you’re a music fan, you’ll love visiting Graceland, Stax Muslim of American Soul Music, and the Memphis Rock ’N Roll Museum. For shopping, dining, and entertainment, you’ve got tons of options along Beale Street in downtown. With Nashville being a few hours away, you can enjoy day trips. Or explore more places along the Mississippi River in neighboring states, like Mississippi and Arkansas. Memphis also has several major employers in transportation, healthcare, manufacturing, and other industries. Combine all of these benefits with an affordable cost of living, and it’s no wonder that Memphis is among the top places to live!
What Memphis landmarks should I see?
Graceland might just be the most famous landmark in Memphis, but it’s not the only one. Head to the National Civil Rights Museum and the Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum to learn more about local history. Visit Sun Studio, known as the “Birthplace of Rock ’N Roll.” And make plans to see Stax Museum, the original home of Satellite Records. What other landmarks are a must-see in Memphis? Visit the Peabody, a historic hotel in the downtown area, for upscale dining. Spend time in the Victorian Village, which features several mansions from the 1800s.
What is there to do around Memphis?
Looking for Memphis homes for rent means you’ll have easy access to many exciting attractions and activities. See more than 3,500 animals at the Memphis Zoo, including tigers, elephants, and sloths. Stroll along Beale Street, known as the “Home of the Blues.” This famous street is filled with restaurants, concert halls and music venues, bars, shops, and much more. Visit the Memphis Botanic Gardens or Shelby Farms Park to enjoy the outdoor air and sunshine. Go kayaking on the Mississippi River. Or explore hiking trails in nearby Shelby Forest State Park.
Where is the best place to move in Memphis?
Knowing where to look for rental homes in Memphis can be tough. Which are the best neighborhoods for renters? Cordova in eastern Memphis offers a quieter place that’s still close to downtown. It’s got great schools, outdoor nature centers, and more. East Memphis has lower costs overall. This area also has plenty of amenities, including parks and restaurants. Midtown is a busier neighborhood for those who want to be closer to all the action. Whitehaven puts you close to Graceland and conveniently near I-55 and I-240 for easy commuting.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Memphis
What type of rentals are currently available in Memphis?
There are currently 1905 Apartments for Rent in Memphis, TN with pricing that ranges from $200 to $12,640. There are also 1460 Single Family Homes for rent, Condos, and Townhome rentals currently available in Memphis ranging from $595 to $7,997.
What is the current price range for Rental Homes in Memphis?
Today's rental pricing for Homes for Rent, Condos and Townhomes in Memphis ranges from $595 to $7,997 with an average monthly rent of $2,073.
How much are larger Three and Four Bedroom Rentals in Memphis?
For those who are looking for larger living arrangements, Three Bedroom Apartments in Memphis range from $789 to $8,037, while Three Bedroom Homes, Condos, and Townhomes for rent range from $825 to $4,000. Four Bedroom Single-Family rentals are also available starting from $984 and Four Bedroom Apartments start at $599.
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