Fargo has boomed over the last five years, and there's no sign of this up-and-coming metropolis slowing down.
Located on the Red River, the area's growing arts, culture and entertainment scenes, as well as its regional health care and education growth continue to make this an attractive place to live and work.
If you're one of those people looking to live in Fargo, we're here to help you find your perfect neighborhood to call home.
We combed through Google data using generic keyword searches and combined those results with the most searched Fargo neighborhoods on ApartmentGuide.com to determine the five most popular Fargo neighborhoods with renters.
Below is an overview of Fargo's top 5 neighborhoods and the average cost you can expect to pay for rent in each of these areas.
Downtown is the heart of Fargo. This central business district provides professionals and young families urban living with plenty of entertainment options, trendy restaurants and bars, plus green spaces and waterfront views.
The area is also very walkable and provides free transportation to and from the neighboring Moorhead, Minn., district. Modern lofts, condos and apartments will cost a pretty penny. Rental prices are well above the city's average.
Between the bustle of Veterans Boulevard and 45th Avenue lies the quiet and modern Amber Valley. This newer commercial district continues to add retail and restaurant options for its roughly 1,600 residents, many who work at the nearby Sanford Medical Center.
The area primarily includes apartments and townhomes at average rental prices. The small neighborhood also provides easy access to I-94 and outdoor activities at nearby Anderson Park.
Willow Park is a family-friendly neighborhood that provides residents with access to a variety of restaurants, shopping and entertainment options. The area also features a small park of the same name that includes basketball courts and green space.
Those looking to call this district home can find a variety of multi-family apartment buildings and detached houses at just slightly above the city's average rental prices.
Southpointe is a small neighborhood attracting families and retirees looking for quiet living with access to recreation and entertainment. The Milwaukee Trail and mini-parks system bisect the neighborhood, so residents have plenty of outdoor activities at their fingertips.
Its commercial and residential areas feature a blend of classic and modern buildings that house old Fargo staple restaurants and business alongside new boutiques, salons and yoga studios. Housing includes single-family homes, townhomes and apartment buildings at or below the city's average rental prices.
Prairiewood is the ideal neighborhood for professionals and families looking for quiet living still close to everything. This centrally located area is primarily residential and includes condos, apartments and single-family housing.
Residents have access to a variety of dining and entertainment options. But the main draw is the Prairiewood Golf Course. Quick access to I-94 and I-29 also makes getting anywhere in Fargo just a 15-minute drive.
The rent information included in this article is based on current rental property inventory on ApartmentGuide.com and is used for illustrative purposes only. The data contained herein do not constitute financial advice or a pricing guarantee for any apartment.