Apartments by size
6 communities in Warehouse District have studio pricing in the data we update every day. Prices start at $1,695, and the typical starting price is $2,368. Every number on this page comes from that data, and our help is free.
7
Communities with a studio
$1,695
Cheapest studio rent
$2,368
Median studio rent
5
Special on this size
Deal tracking: 67% of communities with studio pricing in Warehouse District are running a move-in special on that size, averaging 9.5 weeks free. 1 community has cut starting rent in the last two weeks.
7 communities with a studio in Warehouse District, 6 with current studio pricing. 7 sit within a half mile of a CapMetro stop, 4 near MetroRail, and 7 within a walkable mile of a full grocery store. Tap any pin for the studio price and the fastest way to act on it.
Across 6 communities publishing unit sizes here, studio plans run from 451 to 618 square feet, with the median at 535. The median asking rate for this size works out to about $4.84 per square foot. Sizing up to a 1 bedroom in this same zone adds about $321 per month at typical starting prices, which is worth knowing before paying a premium for the largest studio plan.
4 of the 6 communities with studio pricing are running a special that covers this size, averaging 9.5 weeks free. One of them, Sienna at the Thompson, cut its starting price by $60 inside the last two weeks. Among communities publishing move in dates, 12 studio units are available within 30 days across 4 communities.
| Community | studio from | Special | Net effective |
|---|---|---|---|
| Railyard | $1,695/mo | 10 weeks free | $1,370/mo |
| The Residences at ATX Tower | $2,347/mo | 10 weeks free | $1,897/mo |
| 415 Colorado | $2,455/mo | 8 weeks free | $2,078/mo |
The strongest studio value in each building class, ranked by real monthly cost: the current special applied to a twelve month lease, per square foot. Refreshed with our daily price checks, so these picks change when the pricing does.
Class A · Newest buildings, most amenities
Class C · Older stock, lowest prices
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This is the only building with income capped homes and a studio we list in Warehouse District. Some of its homes rent for less to households under the limit, and the rest rent at the regular price with no income limit.
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| People | 50% level | 60% level | 80% level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $47,050 | $56,460 | $74,800 |
| 2 | $53,800 | $64,560 | $85,450 |
| 3 | $60,500 | $72,600 | $96,150 |
| 4 | $67,200 | $80,640 | $106,800 |
| 5 | $72,600 | $87,120 | $115,350 |
| 6 | $78,000 | $93,600 | $123,900 |
City of Austin limits, effective June 1, 2026. A level is a share of the area's median family income ($134,400). Count the gross yearly income of everyone moving in. Seven or more people? The limits keep rising, so ask us. Each community confirms your exact limit when you apply.

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Ask about pricing and availabilityMedian starting rents and the deal climate for each class of community here, computed 10/15 from our daily price checks. Class A median up $198 since 09/17. Class B median down $16 since 09/17.
AustinApartments.com price ledger, updated daily from data providers, community websites and our own research.
Move-in specials parsed from each community's published offer.
Class A is the newest stock with the most amenities; Class B the solid mid tier; Class C the oldest buildings and lowest prices.
Data reviewed by Ross Quade, Licensed Apartment Locator (TREC #679806)How we get our dataseries banked daily since August 2026
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Up to 10 weeks free running now: from $1,370/mo net effective
studio from $1,695from data we buy, October 15
studio from $2,161from data we buy, October 15
Up to 10 weeks free running now: from $1,897/mo net effective
studio from $2,347from their website, October 15
studio from $2,389from their website, October 15
Up to 8 weeks free running now: from $2,078/mo net effective
studio from $2,455from their website, October 15
Up to 10 weeks free running now: from $2,101/mo net effective
studio from $2,599from their website, October 15
Up to 10 weeks free running now
studio rate on requestall floor plans from $2,819
Our prices come from three places: data we buy from apartment data providers, our own collection from community websites, and our team's research on properties every day. A price labeled "studio from" is the lowest studio rent in our latest data for that community. When the small line under a price names its source, the date in that line is the day we got the price. Square footage and move in dates come from the same data. When a community's cheapest advertised price is an income qualified program rate, we keep it out of the market stats and say so on the card.
Data reviewed by Ross Quade, Licensed Apartment Locator (TREC #679806)How we get our dataprices bought, collected and researched daily, each with its date
Live studio pricing in Warehouse District starts at $1,695 right now. Across the 6 communities with studio pricing here, the typical starting price is $2,368. These numbers come from our daily pricing data, each with the date we last updated it.
The median studio floor plan here runs about 535 square feet, with plans from 451 up to 618 square feet across 6 communities. At the median that works out to about $4.84 per square foot.
Yes. 4 of the 6 communities with studio pricing here are running a special that covers this size, averaging 9.5 weeks free. Specials change weekly, and our pricing data updates every day.
Comparing typical starting prices in the same zone, moving from a studio to a 1 bedroom adds about $321 per month at the entry level.
Prices and specials come from data we buy, our own checks of community websites and our team's daily research, never from ads. The deal ranking applies each special to a twelve month lease the same way our review calculators do. Age restricted 55 plus communities and fully income restricted properties are not mixed into these results.
Data reviewed by Ross Quade, Licensed Apartment Locator (TREC #679806)How we get our data
Typical studio starting prices in zones next door, from the same daily pricing data:
Drive times are one reading with live traffic, taken Tuesday 8:30 AM Central and last measured October 13, 2026. They are not a live lookup and not a weekly average. Leaving at 5pm will run longer. How we get our data.