Apartments For Rent in Southlake, TX

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What Locals Say about Southlake

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Southlake shines with upscale comfort, renowned schools, and swift DFW access for easy living. Residents love safety, elite schools, Town Square shopping, parks, and quick airport access. They gripe about traffic, highway construction, high property taxes, and limited multifamily options.
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  • Davidonthego1
    Cross Timber Hills, Southlake
    "Retired and no longer work. I do not like the trains because they tie up traffic for 5 to 7 minutes"
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  • Betsy.varghese02
    "It’s the most idealic neighborhood. It’s a great family town with amazing schools, shops, restaurants and a town built on traditions. "
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  • Therealjacquessadler
    "It’s a great town and I love the shopping, community and people. This is an amazing town to live for my family and future generations."
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  • K5k2s9x4ry
    "I have lived here my whole life everyone is kind for most most part and there are no worries about theft and danger to children "
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  • jshultz1017
    "Southlake is So close to DFW AP, Dallas and Fort Worth. I can literally get to the airport and park and be at my gate in 20 minutes. And the. Ona Friday I can be at the Stockyards in Fort Worth in 35 minutes. "
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  • Visionthreads
    "The commute isn’t terrible except for at peak times. The construction on key highways has created a bottleneck unfortunately making it a challenge to get through main thoroughfares quickly. Once construction subsidies, it seems as if it should be reasonable. During off peak hours, it’s very manageable and quite convenient to downtown Dallas and other surrounding communities."
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  • Leonard.davis44
    "Town centre is great for shopping and entertainment. I would recommend for those wanting a different type experience "
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  • jshultz1017
    Monticello, Southlake
    "Great schools. Great for all tracks and leveled of kids. Either athletics or academics. There are so many different tracks that your kid will find something and a group of friends to match their interests n"
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  • Vamsi T.
    "Potluck, games, biking, hiking, cook outs, social events, music are great ideas to bring people together "
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  • David F.
    "I’ve lived in this neighborhood for 14 years and absolutely love it. It has a wonderful small town feel and great schools."
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  • Evadarlenewood
    "People respect each other’s preferences and the dogs are well controlled - such a pleasurable experience"
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  • Gparedes60gmp
    Myers Meadow, Southlake
    "Very clean and quiet. Friendly neighborhood and very safe. Great schools and a lot of pride for our kids schools. Can’t ask for any better public education. Love our neighborhood."
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  • blondrpamela
    Timarron, Southlake
    "Fireworks in the square along with many community events. Very family friendly and modern with popular shopping and restaurants "
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  • Victoria G.
    Cross Timber Hills, Southlake
    "Auto until in the downtown area. Trolleys all around downtown. No malls, small shops and all the stores have front parking. Hometown feeling. Great town center."
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  • Victoria G.
    Cross Timber Hills, Southlake
    "Great ten to live in. PREMIUM amenities. Senior center is luxurious. Lessons and luncheons. Nice shopping in all the best stores. Del Frisco Steaks, Trulocks, the largest Barnes and noble. Friendly homey feel. "
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  • Victoria G.
    "Nice very upscale area with great shopping, schools, medical facilities and cul-de-sacs with friends."
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  • Michael V.
    "In my area of northern Southlake, properties are large and have more than fifty feet of front and back yards. Properties are well fenced so pets have plenty of space to play and roam unattended with fenced areas. "
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  • Wchubb
    Timarron, Southlake
    "The bus stops are positioned so children don’t need to go to far from their home to catch a bus. Ccn&r are enforced. Pools are nicely maintained "
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  • Lsallen4
    Monticello Estates, Southlake
    "Traffic moves well in the rush hours. Southlake is a great location Express lanes are a great alternative when roads are flooded"
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  • Cdallenjr
    Monticello Estates, Southlake
    "I have lived in five cities including internationally. I have lived in Southlake twice. Southlake is a very unique place with a true community spirit, lack of multi-family and great amenities. Hard to beat. "
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  • Emmakcorbett
    Timber Lake, Southlake
    "This neighborhood has beautiful yards. You can’t find homes that are built on lots like this anymore. The schools are wonderful but the taxes make it not worth it. "
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  • Mickb33
    "I’ve lived here for 22 years and watched it grow. We still have a country feel within minutes from the best the city has to offer"
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  • Joe
    "I Moved here three years ago mainly for the schools. We have found a warm and welcoming community beyond the excellent schools. The shopping is excellent entire city is safe. The parks are great too!"
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  • Bbeakley
    "High quality homes, spacious lots, choice of Southlake OR Trophy Club/Northwest schools. For anyone looking for a quiet place to settle down, raise a family this neighborhood has to be one of the best in the USA. Everyone is friendly, neighbors look out for each other - including kids and pets. Frequent neighborhood get-togethers make it easy to get to know people. Homes are immaculately kept. Highly recommended!"
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Average Rent Trends in Southlake, TX

Rent in Southlake, TX varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent increased in May 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Sep 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jun 2025$4,800
Jul 2025$5,500
Aug 2025$5,520
Sep 2025$6,250
Oct 2025$6,250
Nov 2025$5,950
Dec 2025$5,950
Jan 2026$6,000
Feb 2026$5,350
Mar 2026$5,350
Apr 2026$5,000
May 2026$6,500
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types—$10,900$2,800$6,500$6,500
Houses——$2,499$6,500$6,500
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Southlake, TX

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Southlake, TX?
    The average rent of an apartment in Southlake, TX is $14,726 per month. This is about 663% higher than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Southlake, TX?
    The average rent of a house in Southlake, TX is $6,500 per month. This is about 237% higher than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Southlake, TX?
    In the last year, the average rent in Southlake, TX was lowest in Apr 2025 when it was $4,299 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Southlake, TX?
    In the last year, the average rent in Southlake, TX was highest in Sep 2025 when it was $6,250 per month.
  • How many available rental listings are in Southlake, TX?
    There are 25 available rental listings in Southlake, TX.
  • What are some neighborhoods in Southlake, TX?
    Some neighborhoods in Southlake, TX include: Timarron, Kirkwood Hollow, Southlake Woods, Oak Tree Estates, South Ridge Lakes.
  • What are some zip codes in Southlake, TX?
    Southlake, TX includes zip codes such as: 76092.
  • What are some cities near Southlake, TX?
    Some nearby cities include: Westlake, Trophy Club, Colleyville, Keller, Grapevine. These cities may have more rental options to explore.