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Midland, Washington offers a balanced rental market that appeals to a wide range of renters, from young professionals to growing families. The city’s charming downtown core, with its historic promenade and riverfront parks, attracts those seeking a vibrant urban lifestyle, while the surrounding residential neighborhoods provide a quieter, family‑friendly atmosphere. Proximity to major employers, quality schools, and convenient transit options makes Midland a desirable location for both short‑term leases and long‑term home setting. Keywords such as “Midland WA rentals,” “Midland Washington apartments,” and “Midland city housing” reflect the strong online interest in this well‑located market.

Rental options in Midland span modern apartments and traditional single‑family homes. One‑bedroom apartments typically rent in the $1300s, and two‑bedroom units are generally found in the $1500 range, offering affordable choices for couples or small households. Larger families often gravitate toward the town‑home and house segment, where two‑bedroom homes hover near the $1900s and three‑bedroom houses reach the $2300s, reflecting the added space and amenities these properties provide. Whether you’re drawn to the lively vibe of the historic district, the scenic views near the Columbia River, or the quiet charm of neighborhoods like Summit Ridge, Midland’s rental market delivers a variety of housing styles to suit diverse preferences.

Midland Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Midland was $1,352 for 1 Bedroom, $1,655 for 2 Bedroom, and $2,216 for 3 Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.