Apartments For Rent in Van Buren, AR

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Apartments For Rent Near Van Buren, AR

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What Locals Say about Van Buren

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Van Buren, AR: neighborly, easygoing small town with safe streets, parks, and quick errands. People like the safety, friendly neighbors, parks, festivals, and short drives to shops. They dislike no public transit, limited sidewalks and lights, and occasional traffic.
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  • Asray416
    "We have seasonal festivals downtown, but nothing specific to most neighborhoods around town. I’d liked to see a brand new modern park added."
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  • Amiee
    "You will need to drive there is no public transportation. Our downtown area has a cool trolly but it only goes up and down the entertainment district "
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  • Jennifer A Peraza
    "Great school transportation and great school district for sports. Fame to walk, but sidewalks are needed!!"
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  • Sarah E.
    "Van Buren is a wonderful town to raise your children. Our neighbors keep an eye out for our home when we are away."
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  • Clay D.
    "Van Buren is a safe town. It’s a great place to raise your kids and it has great schools. I’ve grown up here and briefly lived in Fort Smith. We eventually moved back to Van Buren because it’s home. "
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  • Monroelagirl
    "I love the movie nights at the bookstore “Chapters on Main”. Dress up as the characters and have the food and drinks from the books and movies "
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  • Tjr1958.1995
    "Lots of families, park with playground and fishing, trees, friendly people. I love the fact that my neighbors are like family and we all watch our for each other."
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  • Tjr1958.1995
    "There is no transportation other than your personal vehicle. Traffic here is so heavy at times, it is i Impossible."
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  • Angie H.
    "There really isn’t any sidewalks but there’s many parks and trails, and the roads are never really busy so even w/o sidewalks you can take a good calm walk."
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  • Kendallkasey90
    "Safe for kids to play outside! There’s a lot of kids for them to play with as well! There aren’t very many street lights sadly, so you probably shouldn’t let them out past dark (that’s just my opinion) but overall the kids seem to be nice and welcoming! I’m sure they would love a new friend or two! This is a good neighborhood and it’s very quiet!"
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  • Heidelberg4022
    "safe trick or treating events, neighborhood Thanksgiving dinners, well kept parks, farms narkets, craft fairs, lots if festivals"
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  • Amandaonfire25
    "We have block parties occasionally and everyone here has a giving spirit and donates to the community."
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  • Kate P.
    "No dogs are in my area. I am not sure how to answer it. There’s a few lose ones but no fenced housing where I live. "
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  • Sjsayarath
    "everything within walking distance, close to downtown. quiet nice neighborhood. tons of animals and kids around"
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  • Amandaonfire25
    "Lots of people walk friendly dogs and have them on leashes most of the time. I’ve never had any issues."
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  • Jasmine M.
    "Most houses have big yards. People are always walking their dogs. It’d be a great place for dog owners. "
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  • John J.
    "there are no issues walking or keeping a dog in your home and a large percentage of the homes are fenced."
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  • Harold P.
    "Occasional block parties; neighborhood kids gathering to ride bikes, play football, or basketball. We look out for each other and each other’s property as if it were our own. I have great neighbors!"
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  • Kate P.
    "New edition. Great neighbors. Quiet atmosphere. Everyone knows each other and gets along great. Kid friendly neighborhood "
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  • Harold P.
    "Nice quiet neighborhood. Friendly neighbors. Not a lot stray animals. No real problem children in neighborhood. We love it here and so does our kids. "
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  • Cynthia L. M.
    "Nothing just rude neighbors and rude landlords wouldn’t recommend any one to live at the garden walk in vanburen "
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  • Harold P.
    "Close to everything 10 min or less. Great locale close to grocery stores, dollar stores, movie theatres and various other reservations. "
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  • Amanda C.
    "quiet. not much traffic.. not to far from any shopping you would want and good schools. not much crime. "
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  • Jessica O.
    "This neighborhood has gone downhill, but still one of the best towns around, better than Fort Smith "
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  • Sarah E.
    "I love Van Buren, it’s a safe place to raise kids. The police here are community oriented and helpful."
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  • Desiree B.
    "I dont like that there is no bus or public transportation system so that's difficult but the town I nice."
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  • Katherinevchaney
    "Northridge Drive is a very busy street. The side streets are less busy. The school district is excellent. "
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  • Kruskopp5
    "I've lived here 25 years and so has our neighbors across the street. We have never had any trouble with crime and are within walking distance of k-8 and within 2 or 3 miles of 9-12 grades. Schools are very good and we are 3 minutes of walmart. Lowes and several restaurants. It is very comfortable and hard to ever want to move We love living here! "
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  • Amanda C. M.
    "People walk their dogs all the time. Make sure they are on a leash though because a few people have their dogs just sitting in their yard not on a leash and may run out and bark at your dog."
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  • Clay D.
    "Good community! VB needs up dated infrastructure! Supposedly a dry county, but alcohol is served in most restaurants, so what’s the point of saying it’s a dry county?"
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  • Crystal W.
    "great neighborhood, neighbors are very friendly. it's a very very quiet neighborhood. I would stay here if I could afford the rent."
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  • Danabanana d.
    "I drive about 10-15 minutes to work, depending on school zone traffic. No public transportation available, but that comes with small town living."
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  • Rattlemybrains
    "Everyone knows everyone on the street. Everyone watches every ones house when people are gone. We are all take care of each other."
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  • Katowich
    "my neighborhood is nice and quiet. i know most of my neighbors by their name. we always wave and say hello to any of our neighbors as they pass by."
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  • Rattlemybrains
    "It’s quite and friendly. Pretty much we all know and watch out for each other. Mostly older folks, all kids grown so not a lot of activity on the streets at night"
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Average Rent Trends in Van Buren, AR

Rent in Van Buren, AR varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent increased in Jun 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Apr 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jul 2025$950
Aug 2025$1,045
Sep 2025$1,031
Oct 2025$1,075
Nov 2025$950
Dec 2025$1,050
Jan 2026$1,025
Feb 2026$906
Mar 2026$975
Apr 2026$900
May 2026$895
Jun 2026$950
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In June 2026, Apartments and Condos were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Houses.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$599$850$1,400$2,100$950
Apartments and Condos$599$750—$3,390$750
Houses—$1,000$1,400$2,100$1,450
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Van Buren, AR

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Van Buren, AR?
    The average rent of an apartment in Van Buren, AR is $831 per month. This is about 57% lower than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Van Buren, AR?
    The average rent of a house in Van Buren, AR is $1,450 per month. This is about 26% lower than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Van Buren, AR?
    In the last year, the average rent in Van Buren, AR was lowest in May 2025 when it was $895 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Van Buren, AR?
    In the last year, the average rent in Van Buren, AR was highest in Apr 2025 when it was $1,075 per month.
  • How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Van Buren, AR?
    The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Van Buren, AR is $599 per month. That is about $259 less than the cost of a studio apartment.
  • How many available rental listings are in Van Buren, AR?
    There are 43 available rental listings in Van Buren, AR.
  • What are some zip codes in Van Buren, AR?
    Van Buren, AR includes zip codes such as: 72956, 72957.
  • What are some cities near Van Buren, AR?
    Some nearby cities include: Kibler, Rudy, Moffett, Roland, Alma. These cities may have more rental options to explore.