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Apartments for Rent in Grand Prairie, TX

Rents in Grand Prairie, TX start at $804/mo on Budget Leases, and the average across the 64 listings we track runs $1,330/mo. That runs about 8% above the TX state average of $1,236/mo, toward the pricier end of the state. By size, expect one-bedrooms around $1,287/mo and two-bedrooms around $1,496/mo. Listings are ranked cheapest-first and updated regularly.

Updated Jun 9, 2026

Cheapest
$804
lowest listed rent
Average rent
$1,3308% above TX
across all sizes
Average by sizevs TX typical
Studio$1,1993% below TX
1 bed$1,2879% above TX
2 bed$1,49610% above TX
3 bed$1,77614% below TX

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64 rentals in Grand Prairie, TX

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Renting in Grand Prairie, TX: common questions

How much is rent in Grand Prairie, TX?
The average asking rent across the 64 listings we track in Grand Prairie, TX is $1,330/mo, with the cheapest starting at $804/mo. Prices change often, so confirm current rates on each listing.
What is the cheapest apartment for rent in Grand Prairie?
Canyon Grove Apartments is the lowest-priced rental we're tracking in Grand Prairie, TX at $804/mo. We rank every listing cheapest-first so the best-value options are always at the top.
What is the average rent by bedroom in Grand Prairie?
Based on the listings we track in Grand Prairie, TX: studios around $1,199/mo, one-bedrooms around $1,287/mo, two-bedrooms around $1,496/mo, three-bedrooms around $1,776/mo. These are averages and shift with availability.
Is Grand Prairie expensive to rent in?
Grand Prairie sits toward the higher end: its average rent of $1,330/mo is about 8% above the TX state average of $1,236/mo.

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