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Arlington sits across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. The Pentagon and the National Cemetery are located in Arlington. Many politicians have called Arlington home, including John Boehner and Newt Gingrich. But at its core, Arlington is a city where fast-paced, hard working Americans retreat from the D.C. hustle to a more laid-back, community-oriented vibe. Arlington just feels like home. People walk their dogs, kids play along the sidewalks, bicycles are safe to ride just about anywhere, and mature green trees line the streets of historic colonial Arlington neighborhoods.
Arlington is a city rich in American history, and the people of Arlington have done an amazing job maintaining that early American vibe. Despite its exponential growth and urbanization, Arlington is still saturated in historic buildings and houses, with old-growth trees and walkable streets. Even some of the newer apartments and businesses in Arlington are built with that old colonial brick architecture, giving the whole city a historic feel.
The main vein of music, nightlife, and artsy Arlington style is stretched along Wilson Boulevard. Start your Arlington pub crawl at the Rhodeside Grill, where you can enjoy pub grub and craft beers among the historical Arlington murals. Then see some live music at Ragtime, the IOTA Club, or the popular Arlington Rooftop Bar and Grill. Sports fans can catch a game at Mister Day’s Sports Rock Cafe or First Down Sports Bar and Grill. Wine connoisseurs can taste the nation’s best bottles in the intimate second-floor wine bar at Northside Social Coffee and Wine. Meanwhile, beer snobs can sample rare, craft beers at Rustico Restaurant and Bar or at the Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery.
Arlington has an intelligent development strategy that concentrates “urban villages” around the Metro and high-volume bus lines of Columbia Pike. These Arlington neighborhoods score high on walkability, night life, shopping and eating, and are all less than a half mile from public transportation. In these coveted Arlington enclaves, you can find both cheap apartments and all-out opulence in high-end condos and high rises. The urban villages of Arlington include Ballston, Clarendon, Courthouse, Crystal City, Lyon Village, Pentagon City, Rosslyn, Shirlington, Virginia Square, Westover, Williamsburg Circle, Pallisades, Glencarlyn, and Radnor-Fort Myer Heights.
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Many residents of Arlington, VA appreciate the easy access to public transportation and the vibrant dining scene. The proximity to Washington D.C. offers a variety of cultural experiences, making weekends enjoyable for many. Parks and recreational areas are well-kept, providing a nice balance to the urban environment. However, some locals express concerns over the high cost of living and housing prices, which can strain budgets, especially for renters.
As of 2025, the average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Arlington, VA is $2,511, while a 2-bedroom apartment averages $3,435.
Rents in Arlington, VA are experiencing a modest increase. In 2024, the average monthly rent rose by 1.53% compared to 2023, with 1-bedroom rents increasing by 2.38% and 2-bedroom rents by 4.43%.
The best time to look for an apartment in Arlington, VA is during the winter months, particularly December, when demand is lower, potentially leading to lower prices, although the selection may be limited.
Some of the best neighborhoods for renting in Arlington include Ashton Heights, Ballston - Virginia Square, Nauck, and Alcova Heights, known for their vibrant social scenes and excellent transit options.
Budget-conscious renters should explore neighborhoods beyond the most in-demand areas like Columbia Heights South, Penrose, and Douglas Park, as these tend to be priced at a premium.
Yes, Arlington has a significant number of pet-friendly apartments, with 51.33% of listings being pet-friendly.
Only about 10% of rental listings in Arlington include utilities in the rent.
Arlington features a mix of architectural styles, with a significant presence of contemporary and colonial styles, indicating both modern and classic buildings, though contemporary properties make up almost 40% of the market.
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Our Lifestyle Categories ("great for eco-living," "great for social life," "great for pet owners," etc.) are determined by set criteria, against which we score each listing and its available features. At the neighborhood level, we calculate the listing count for each category to determine which lifestyles best fit each area.
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