Apartments for Rent in Mississippi

Mississippi is in the Southern region of the U.S. It has a population of 2.987 million people and is well known for the Mississippi River, which runs across the state's western border. Jackson is both the capital and the largest city while the second largest is Gulfport.

Average Monthly Rent Statewide in Mississippi

Average Monthly Rent in Jackson

Average Monthly Rent in Gulfport

Living in Mississippi

If you and your family are looking to relocate somewhere south of the Mason Dixon, you may want to consider hunkering down into one of the Mississippi apartments for rent. This Southern state is a bastion of congenial hospitality that will help you and your family feel at home in no time.

Festivals and Nature

Mississippi is the ideal spot for homebodies who are looking to settle down as well as burgeoning bachelors and bachelorettes who are looking for action and adventure. The warm southern climes make every evening the perfect opportunity to take strolls through your new suburban community as you watch the sun set toward the west, and let the moon and fire flies light up the night. Chances are, your new Mississippi apartment for rent won't be far from fun cultural events, like one of the many festivals in Tupelo, the birthplace of Elvis Presley. Every spring, Tupelo takes on a vibrant air, and Southern citizens flock from all corners of their country enclaves to experience the Krew of Barkus Mardi Dog Parade, the Festival of Hope, the Azalea Festival as well as the North MS Green Festival.

Rustic Nature and Higher Education

Mississippi is also a hotbed of academia and there is a slew of colleges that your little ones can attend once they leave the nest. These include Belhaven University, Millsaps College, Mississippi College and Mississippi State University. Your new home state also has a rustic, rural feel, and Mother Nature's infinite splendor is always just a stone's throw away. To escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, you and the family can go camping at one of the Mississippi State Parks, the Ross Barnett Reservoir Parks or the Pat Harrison Waterway District State Parks.