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No-Fee Studio Apartments in Houston — 98 Available

Direct answer: In Houston, NoFeeNest currently tracks 3,292 no-fee rentals with 3,157 priced listings. The median asking rent is $1,099/mo, with a typical range of $875 to $1,535. Skipping a broker fee saves about $1,099 to $1,714 upfront.

No-fee listings 3,292
Priced listings 3,157
Median asking rent $1,099/mo
Typical range $875-$1,535/mo
Broker fee skipped $1,099-$1,714

98 no-broker-fee studio apartments are listed in Houston right now — median rent $849/month, with most ranging from $785 to $895. Every listing is posted directly by the owner, so no broker fee applies at signing.

Current Studio Apartment Inventory in Houston

MetricValue
No-fee studio listings98
Median monthly rent$849
Typical range (middle 50%)$785 – $895
Broker fee you avoid~$849 – $976 (1–1.15 months)

Where to Find Them

No-fee studio apartments in Houston are concentrated in Houston. Listings move quickly — sort by newest and reach out the same day for the best options.

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What "No Broker Fee" Means

A broker fee is a one-time payment — often one month's rent — charged by a real-estate agent for finding your apartment. By-owner listings bypass this entirely. On NoFeeNest, every listing in Houston is posted by the property owner or manager directly, so you keep that money for move-in costs instead.

FAQ

How many no-fee studio apartments are available in Houston?

NoFeeNest currently lists 98 no-broker-fee studio apartments in Houston, updated daily.

What is the median rent for a no-fee studio in Houston?

The median rent for no-fee studio apartments in Houston is around $849/month, with most priced between $785 and $895.

How do I find no-fee studio apartments in Houston?

Browse NoFeeNest's no-fee listings in Houston, filtered to studios. All listings are by-owner — no broker fee applies.

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