First Hill Seattle Cheap Apartments For Rent

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423 Terry Apartment | 423 Terry Ave, Seattle, WA
$850+ Studio

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$850+Studio
Cityscape Broadway | 500 Broadway, Seattle, WA
$995+ Studio

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$995+Studio
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Lowell Emerson | 1102 8th Ave, Seattle, WA
$1,050+ Studio

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$1,050+Studio
$2,495+1 bd
510 Broadway | 510 Broadway, Seattle, WA
$1,050+ Studio

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$1,050+Studio
1404 Boylston | 1404 Boylston Ave, Seattle, WA
$1,095+ Studio

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$1,095+Studio
$1,850+1 bd
Shannon Apartments | 1220 Boylston Ave, Seattle, WA
$1,095+ Studio

2 available units
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$1,095+Studio
$1,395+1 bd
John Wallace | 417 E Union St, Seattle, WA
$1,195+ Studio

3 available units
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$1,195+Studio
Embassy Apartments | 1420 Boren Ave, Seattle, WA
$1,195+ Studio

2 available units
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$1,195+Studio
Maxmillian | 1414 Seneca St, Seattle, WA
$1,195+ Studio

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$1,195+Studio
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CHEAP APARTMENTS IN FIRST HILL SEATTLE

Looking for a cheap apartment in First Hill Seattle? Act quickly; affordable apartments in First Hill Seattle exist but don’t stay on the market for long.

When shopping for a cheap apartment, it’s important to establish your list of must-have features before beginning. Stay flexible during the rental shopping process as you may have to sacrifice certain amenities to meet your budget. You could find an apartment that fits your budget, but it might lack square footage. Or you might find an apartment in the perfect neighborhood, but may have to buy all of your appliances. Stay open-minded. Reflect on the features that matter most to compromise on an apartment without overspending.

FINDING A CHEAP APARTMENT IN FIRST HILL SEATTLE

Hunting for a cheap apartment off-season may increase your chances to land a lease. Try to look for a new apartment in the winter months: December, January or February. You can find better deals on your unit in winter because supply is typically greater than demand and landlords advertise reduced rate apartment contracts to attract renters. As a renter in the off-season, you may be able to negotiate with your landlord and cut a deal. Landlords might offer to waive your monthly parking, provide a storage unit at no cost or include all your utilities in the monthly rent.

Cheap apartments tend to be more competitive because no one wants to spend more than they have to on rent. Do your homework, prepare all the paperwork before going to the showings and be sure to make a professional first impression.

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