Midtown Rent Prices & Neighborhood Guide
Urban core between downtown and Museum District with high-rises, nightlife, and walkable to major employment centers.
Houston, TXAvg Rent: $2,100/moWalk Score: 82
Walkability
82
Walk Score
Transit
65
Transit Score
Commute
5-10 min
To Downtown
Safety
Good
Rating
Midtown Rent Prices
Studio
$1,300
per month
1 Bedroom
$1,600
per month
2 Bedrooms
$2,300
per month
3 Bedrooms
$3,200
per month
Rent Trend: Stable
Neighborhood Character
Vibe & Demographics
Neighborhood Vibe
Urban, young, energetic
Demographics
Young professionals, students, singles
Best For
Young professionalsCommutersNightlife seekersCar-free attempts
Lifestyle & Amenities
Restaurant Scene
Diverse, casual, chains and local
Nightlife
Very active - bars, clubs, sports bars
Schools
Limited, not family-focused
Pros & Cons of Living in Midtown
Pros
- Walkable
- Rail access
- Close to jobs
- Active scene
Cons
- Noisy
- Bro culture
- Some crime
- Lacks neighborhood feel
Parks & Recreation
- Discovery Green nearby
- Spotts Park
Public Transit
- Metro Rail Red Line
- Multiple bus lines
Popular Streets
- Main Street
- Bagby Street
- McGowen Street
Key Amenities
- Nightlife
- Rail access
- Museum District nearby
- High-rises
Compare with Other Houston Neighborhoods
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