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The tall, historic brown brick building is the Historic Electric Building Apartments Fort Worth, standing proudly at a busy city intersection amid modern skyscrapers under a blue sky with scattered clouds. Traffic lights and street signs frame the scene.

$1,775+/person

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Historic Electric Building Apartments

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A large, historic, yellow-brick building with tall columns and many windows, reminiscent of the Homes of Parker Commons Fort Worth. Trees line the sidewalk and steps lead up to the entrance under a mostly clear sky with a few clouds.

$1,594/unit

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Homes of Parker Commons

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Apartment courtyard at Jameson at the Bluffs Fort Worth with artificial grass, string lights overhead, cornhole and Connect Four games, surrounded by modern buildings, outdoor seating areas, and rock landscaping.

$1,142+/unit

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Jameson at the Bluffs

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A modern brick apartment building with multiple balconies, large windows, and a sign reading LOFT VUE on the exterior. Experience Loft Vue Living Fort Worth, where green awnings grace the lower level and blue skies stretch above.

$999+/person

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Loft Vue Living

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A modern courtyard at Luxia River East Apartments Fort Worth features artificial grass, round white lights, red and white chairs and tables, and multi-level balconies under a partly cloudy sky.

$1,245+/unit

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Luxia River East Apartments

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Relax at the large outdoor swimming pool at Madera at LeftBank Fort Worth, featuring lounge chairs, shaded cabanas, lush potted plants, and a multi-story apartment building under a clear blue sky.

$1,319+/unit

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Madera at LeftBank

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A multistory building with colorful artwork on the side stands out in Mag & May Fort Worth.

$1,317+/unit

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Mag & May

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A community vegetable garden with raised beds sits in the foreground, while Marquis at Bellaire Ranch Fort Worth, a multi-story apartment building with balconies and stone siding, stands in the background under a clear blue sky.

$1,601+/unit

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Marquis at Bellaire Ranch

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Aerial view of Marquis at Stonegate Fort Worth, a residential apartment complex with multiple gray-roofed buildings, surrounded by trees and parking areas, at dusk with city lights and a colorful sky in the background.

$1,404+/unit

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Marquis at Stonegate

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A building with a sign and a lawn, McCart Apartments Fort Worth offers comfortable living in a welcoming setting.

$1,079+/unit

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McCart Apartments

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A modern apartment complex in Mercantile River District Fort Worth features a swimming pool, shaded lounge areas with chairs, a covered patio, and landscaped green spaces under a sunny sky.

$1,253+/unit

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Mercantile River District

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A modern three-story building with large windows and a mix of brick and white paneling. A sign reads Asheville Station, echoing the contemporary style found at Mistletoe Station Fort Worth. The sky is clear and a stop sign stands on the right.

$811+/unit

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Mistletoe Station

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A row of two-story brick and gray-paneled Monarch Pass Apartments Fort Worth buildings stands with trimmed bushes and green grass under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

$846+/person

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Monarch Pass Apartments

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Monticello Apartments Fort Worth offers a charming two-story building with brown mansard-style roofs, beige walls, balconies, and staircases amid lush green lawns, bushes, trees, and a concrete walkway under a clear blue sky.

$1,225+/person

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Monticello Apartments

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Outdoor swimming pool with clear blue water at Monticello Crossroads Fort Worth, surrounded by lounge chairs and trees. A small building with large windows is in the background under a partly cloudy sky. Depth markings line the pool’s edge.

$775+/unit

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Monticello Crossroads

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A row of modern beige townhouses at Monticello Oaks Townhomes Apartments Fort Worth, each with white trim, double garages, multiple rectangular windows, and small trimmed bushes in front, all under a clear blue sky.

$1,595+/unit

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Monticello Oaks Townhomes Apartments

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A rectangular outdoor swimming pool with metal handrails sits on a beige concrete deck at Mylo Apartment Homes Fort Worth. Apartment buildings and green trees are in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

$775+/unit

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Mylo Apartment Homes

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A sidewalk with a metal handrail leads to the brick Olympus 7th Street Station Fort Worth building, passing by a wooden bench and green trees on a grassy lawn. The area is well-lit by exterior wall lights.

$1,277+/unit

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Olympus 7th Street Station

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A small fenced dog park with green artificial grass, agility tunnels, hoops, a fire hydrant, and benches sits beside the parking lot near Parker House Fort Worth and a tall office building on a sunny day.

$1,293+/unit

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Parker House

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Modern courtyard at Parkside So7 Urban Apartments Fort Worth, featuring a rectangular outdoor pool, wooden deck with lounge chairs, red umbrellas, and multi-story buildings surrounding the pool under a partly cloudy sky.

$1,495+/unit

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Parkside So7 Urban Apartments

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Four stainless steel grills are built into a wooden counter near a swimming pool at Prescott Park Apartment Homes Fort Worth, with townhouses, trees, and flowering bushes in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

$832+/unit

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Prescott Park Apartment Homes

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About Student Housing in Fort Worth

Fort Worth is home to Texas Christian University and the University of North Texas Health Science Center, with a rental market that divides between the TCU-adjacent neighborhoods in the southwest and the broader city market. TCU's campus is in a leafy residential area of southwest Fort Worth, and the student housing around it is some of the most expensive in the city. TEXRail commuter rail connects Fort Worth to DFW Airport and ultimately to Dallas, adding regional access for students with internships or jobs elsewhere.

Best Neighborhoods for Students in Fort Worth

Near TCU (Bluebonnet Hills / Ryan Place)

The primary TCU student zone — apartments and houses within walking or biking distance of campus. Expensive for Fort Worth but walkable and convenient.

Near 7th Street / Cultural District

Fort Worth's most walkable area, a short drive from TCU. Popular with upperclassmen who want the restaurant and nightlife scene. More affordable than the immediately adjacent TCU area.

Getting Around Fort Worth as a Student

Here's what you need to know about getting around Fort Worth.

Public Transit

The T Fort Worth buses cover the city with reasonable coverage. TEXRail connects downtown Fort Worth to DFW Airport and Grapevine (DART connection). For TCU students in the southwest quadrant, transit access to downtown is workable but slow.

Walking and Biking

Near TCU's campus and the 7th Street corridor, biking and walking are viable. The city has improved bike infrastructure in central areas. Fort Worth overall is car-oriented, but the TCU and Cultural District zones are more walkable than most.

Parking

Near TCU, street parking competes with residents. Most apartments include a spot. Easier than Dallas proper.

Frequently Asked Questions: Student Housing in Fort Worth

Common questions from students searching for housing.

Near TCU, shared units run $800-$1,200/mo per person — expensive for Fort Worth but below Dallas pricing. The broader city market is more affordable. It depends heavily on how close to campus you need to be.

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