Rentals in Indianapolis

Use an online apartment guide to navigate Indianapolis as you search for an apartment or rental property. Apartment guides can help you determine your rental search area as well as choose a rental property type. The hard part for you is knowing what you want to find.

Whether you're moving to Indianapolis from another city or state, or if you're moving from one part of Indianapolis to another, an online apartment guide is going to save you a lot of time and trouble during your search. If you're not sure what you want to find yet, use the apartment guide like it's a menu of options to choose from. Here is a sample of the types of rental properties you can consider when searching through listings in an apartment guide.

Apartment -- Before you visit single bedroom, 2 bedroom, and 3 bedroom apartments, see if the listing you are interested in has a floor plan layout you can look at or square footage information. You also will want to consider whether you prefer renting an apartment in a small building or a large complex with luxury amenities.

Duplex - Some properties and houses are divided into two units for rent. Often these properties also feature a yard and garage or carport parking, not to mention a quieter atmosphere due to having fewer shared walls with neighbors.

Townhouse - Townhouses, also called townhomes, can be stand-alone properties or may share one or two walls with neighboring properties. Some feature yards or porches and patios. A community of townhomes may offer such amenities as a pool, tennis courts, and 24-hour security.

Loft or Studio - One bedroom apartments, lofts, and studio apartments can be found in small buildings or high rises. These spaces usually offer lower rent and opportunity for creative use of open space.

House - House rentals are more common in suburban areas. This kind of rental may cost more but offers the benefits of living in a house without the full cost and risk of ownership. They also tend to be more pet friendly than apartments.

Downtown Indianapolis is broken up into six artistic, historical, and modern districts known as:

• Broad Ripple Village
• Canal and White River State Park
• Fountain Square
• Indiana Ave.
• Massachusetts Ave.
• Wholesale District

Other neighborhoods of Indianapolis include:

• Babe Denny
• Chatham Arch
• Fletcher Place
• Lockerbie Square
• Old Northside
• Pogue's Run
• Ransom Place
• Upper Canal

• Anderson
• Bloomington
• Carmel
• Greenwood
• Lafayette
• Marion
• Noblesville
• Perry Township
• Plainfield
• Washington Township
• Westfield
• Zionsville