Apartments for Rent in Indiana

Indiana is a midwestern state that is home to 6.692 million people and is known for the Indianapolis 500, a renowned auto race. The capital and most populated city is Indianapolis, often called Indy. The second largest city is Fort Wayne.

Average Monthly Rent Statewide in Indiana

Average Monthly Rent in Fort Wayne

Average Monthly Rent in Indianapolis

Living in Indiana

From the beautiful tree-knotted parks that surround the Wabash River as it flows south to the Ohio River to the scenic rolling hills of the south, Indiana is a scenic place to call home.

Lafayette: The home of Purdue

The city of Lafayette consistently ranks as a top place to live, work and raise a family. It's been named Community of the Year by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and the Top Midwest Small City in the US by Money Magazine. West Lafayette is best known perhaps, for being home to Purdue University. Purdue University offers highly-ranked academic programs to its 38,000 students, exciting Big Ten Conference sporting events, and unique cultural experiences.

The Racing Capital of the World

Indianapolis is the capital city. It's sometimes referred to as the "Crossroads of America" for its central location and other times called the "Racing Capital of the World," as it plays host to numerous races, including two of the largest single-day sporting events in the world: the Indianapolis 500 and the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard. Enjoy a vast array of ethnic foods in this metropolitan city as well as great shopping. Stroll down Massachusetts Avenue for shops, galleries and unique restaurants, or seek out Broad Ripple Village for vintage clothes, boutiques and restaurants.

Adventures and academics in Evanston

Evanston locals enjoy a winning combination of college town and outdoor life. Whether you're continuing your education or someone in your family is, Northwestern University offers exceptional undergraduate, graduate and continuing education programs. The campus is located on the picturesque, western shore of Lake Michigan, providing great views for walks around campus. Evanston also has a number of lakes, trails and great places to explore. Pack up your sunscreen and summer gear and head to any of the area's popular lakefronts and beaches for a day of fun in the sun. You can rent sail boats, go on kayak fishing trips or enjoy the beauty of a solitary trek.