Apartments in Moscow

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1006 S Main St Moscow, ID
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$795
420 S Asbury St Moscow, ID
1 BR | Jan. 5, 2025
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$850
613-615 Taylor Ave Moscow, ID
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$1,575
479 481 Boyde Ave Moscow, ID
3 BR | Available Now
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$1,750
Moscow, ID
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$1,650
Moscow, ID
3 BR | Jan. 10, 2025
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$1,275
Moscow, ID
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$1,925
Moscow, ID
4 BR | Available Now
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1425 S Mountain View Rd Moscow, ID
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$1,250
Moscow, ID
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Potlatch, ID
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How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Moscow?

Moscow Apartments
Bed Type Average Rent Range
1BR $820 $800 - $850
2BR $1,750 $1,750 - $1,750
3BR $1,400 $1,250 - $1,650

Find a Moscow Apartment

Moscow is a college town in Latah Country in Northern Idaho. Although the city is small, with only 23,000 people living there, it still plays a critical role in the State. The University of Idaho is found in Moscow. With 11,000 students attending at the Moscow campus, the University and Moscow is one of the most important institutes of higher education for Idaho students.

Moscow sits in the middle of mountainous country. This provides the town with some extremely scenic vistas, and also some great options for outdoor recreation. Paradise Ridge is part of a smaller chain of mountains southeast of the city, and the larger Palouse Range sits to the Northeast. The highest local mountain shares a name with the town, and the peak of Moscow Mountain sits at 4,983 feet above sea level.

When to Search

The student population of the University of Idaho is almost half the population of the entire town. Anytime you approach this point, the housing vacancy cycles in the town start to closely follow the ebb and flow of students in and out of the University. This means that May through the start of August are the best times to look for apartments. The later in the summer you get, the fewer apartments seem to be available.

Staying in the Know

Take the time to have an actual conversation with landlords that you're hoping to rent from. If you're in a hurry and just deal with them via email, you will find it hard to make a personal connection. This plays a large part in the decision that many landlords make, as they want to add a trustworthy, easy to live with person to their rental community.

Life in Moscow

Transportation

Many students to commute from town to the University use the Wheatland Express bus service. During the summer months, bicycles are a common method of transportation, and the town is small enough that even new cyclists have no problem traversing it by bike. However, Idaho winters are not conducive to bike riding in the winter, and once the snow flies you'll want either want a car, or to start riding the bus.

Where to play

The tourist attractions and shopping in the area are all mostly focused at students, as they are the largest economic force in town. For cheap entertainment, many students explore the hiking trails within the nearby national forests. The local bars are mostly filled with students, and places like Mingles and the Corner Club have garnered national attention for being some of the best student bars around.

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