Apartamentos en renta en Brighton, MI

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Review Highlights

En inglés
Brighton, MI mixes lakes, trails, and a lively downtown for easy, family-friendly living. People love the safe, dog-friendly vibe, parks, lakes, festivals, and walkable downtown. They dislike limited transit, US-23/I-96 traffic, car dependence, and fewer nearby jobs.
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  • Doug Henger
    "Good neighborhoods and a great school system. Moved here with kids in elementary and middle school and it was a great decision. "
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  • S B
    "I love it. It’s beautiful and very family oriented. There’s also lots of parks and communities. Plenty of things to do around here. "
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  • Ddamusis
    "I’ve lived in this neighborhood since 2000. It’s a great place and growing. The city of Brighton is fantastic with a small town feeling."
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  • Kevin & Debbie Scott
    "Brighton is such an amazing city to live in. There’s so many sides that people never see. You can venture downtown and have coffee, drinks, great food. You can go for a walk, cross bridges and get ice cream. You have city life, and solitary life all in one city. And the people of Brighton, absolutely love the attitude and vibes. "
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  • Kev & Deb
    "Brighton is such a peaceful community. There’s nothing negative I can really say of think of. The downtown area has some great food and places to meet up with friends or family. "
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  • Simon H
    "A long drive. No public transport here. No good jobs here. Nice quiet place to live but need to travel more than 20 away for good jobs and entertainment. "
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  • Megan.basset
    "Great place to raise a family! Highly recommend the schools as welll and overall community. Access to many shopping outlets and "
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  • Carly.cenzer
    "Sunday afternoons in the summer time, they have free concerts at the Pavillion Park downtown. It's been a town tradition for some time now, a lot of fun to bring your whole family to. "
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  • Mikey S.
    "The yards are pretty small and you cannot have a fenced in back yard in most places. There are a lot of places that you can take your dog, including street fairs, restaurants and local pubs."
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  • Kevin V.
    "I live in a lake neighborhood. It’s tight lots with tall houses. The insides are nice, really beautiful, unique homes. The people are eccentric but extremely pleasant, nice people. I’m about to move out of my rental home but I’ve lived here for over a year now and my bike has been unlocked out back under auning since I moved in. No crime in Brighton, Mi."
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  • David C.
    "I have lived here for 20 years and like the trees and downtown and festivals. Mt Brighton is just 10 minutes away from my home."
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  • Maureen M.
    "beautiful area , could not be more perfect except my grandkids are not here great water sports walking and many other sports , yoga on water, jet ski, horseback riding nearby and camping "
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  • Amanda K. G.
    "I know alot of people that live and visit here... it is a beautiful and well maintained city! You won't be disappointed!!!!!! "
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  • Kristen B.
    "Lots of dogs around, playing and being walked. everyone is very friendly to the dogs and owners regardless of breed for the most part. Lots of sidewalks and areas to walk those cuties"
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  • Mike
    "Central to everything. But the towns gotten really busy during the past few years....................."
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  • Jessica J.
    "I don’t know. I just work here and then go home. Lost of sports bars, and tons of traffic. There are a couple good places for food, and one good coffee shop."
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  • Doug H.
    "Love the Brighton area. A lot to do yet a home town feel. Love to walk downtown for bars,restaurants and festivals. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Good access to highways but very little public transport. It’s not very bike or pedestrian friendly. The township needs more sidewalks. "
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  • Doug H.
    "Nice neighborhood within walking distance of downtown Brighton. Walk to restaurants and bars in a trendy downtown venue. "
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  • Heiditarro
    "We have a great downtown and great schools. There are several parks close by. Brighton is central to several larger towns. "
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  • Doug H.
    "We have lived in Brighton for 9 years. Perfect mix of privacy and things to do. The area has grown a lot recently but still has a headache Motown feel. "
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  • Nick S.
    "My commute is very short to downtown Brighton and traffic usually isn’t that bad. Brighton is a great place to live. "
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  • CT
    "Great network of sidewalks, parks and walking trails, friendly towards dogs, Camp Bow Wow is close by."
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  • Nick S.
    "Lived here 13 years - great town and people - Downtown is awesome and people are friendly - Mill Pond downtown is a fun family place to hang out "
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  • K s. n.
    "Dogs love the lake and being able to see ducks and swans when they are walked around the lake. Lots of wildlife. ..............."
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  • jdmurf11
    "It’s been 32+ years we’ve lived in this neighborhood! Raised our 4 daughters here!! It’s an amazing Brighton Township neighborhood!"
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  • Sarah C.
    "There aren’t many parks or activities/facilities to accommodate baby and parent gathering. You have to drive everywhere. If you look on yelp there is a terrible selection for delivery food, which is huge when you have babies and no time to cook."
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  • Janine F.
    "Beautiful trees and natural setting. Abundant wildlife. Peace and quiet yet very convenient to a wide variety of amenities and excellent highway access "
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  • Candincream
    "There’s no association and all the lots are 1 acre. It’s a quiet and quaint little subdivision, but it’s only 5 min from shopping centers. "
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Types of apartment in Brighton, MI

En inglés
Brighton, MI has a small-city mix of apartments, townhome-style rentals, and single-family houses for rent. Near Downtown Brighton and around Main Street, many apartments sit in newer low-rise buildings with brick or vinyl siding, simple trim, and surface parking. A few rentals are in older houses split into smaller units. These often have front porches, narrow stairways, and smaller closets. Around the Mill Pond and near Brighton Lake Road, apartments can look more suburban, with two- or three-story buildings, pitched roofs, and shared green space.

On the south and west sides near Grand River Avenue and I-96, many apartments are in larger garden-style communities with broad parking lots and easier car access. These buildings often trade walkability for more space and simpler layouts. North of downtown, houses for rent can include ranch and colonial styles with attached garages, larger yards, and less foot traffic to shops. Interior details vary, but many apartments in Brighton have open living rooms, basic finishes, and in-unit laundry in newer properties. Older rentals might have more wall separation, smaller kitchens, and fewer storage areas.

Getting around Brighton, MI

Brighton is built for driving. I-96 and US-23 make it easy to get across the city and out toward Howell, Novi, or Ann Arbor. Parking is common at many apartments and around downtown. The LETS bus service in Livingston County offers limited local bus transit, so service can vary by area. Walking works best near Downtown Brighton, the Mill Pond, and parts of Grand River Avenue. Biking can work on local streets and trails, but many errands still need a car.

Living in Brighton, MI

Brighton is known for its downtown shops and restaurants, the Brighton Farmers Market, and recreation around the Mill Pond and nearby Kensington Metropark. You can catch shows at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts and spend time around Main Street and Grand River. Local work often ties to health care, retail, construction, manufacturing, and commuter jobs connected to Ann Arbor, Novi, and other parts of southeast Michigan.

Tendencias promedio de renta en Brighton, MI

La renta en Brighton, MI varía según el número de habitaciones y el tipo de vivienda. Utiliza estas tablas para ver rápidamente cómo cambia la renta.
La renta promedio aumentó en junio 2026 en comparación con el mes anterior. La Renta alcanzó su punto máximo en agosto 2025.
MesRenta promedio
Jul 2025$2,545
Aug 2025$2,800
Sep 2025$2,085
Oct 2025$2,035
Nov 2025$2,085
Dec 2025$2,100
Jan 2026$2,100
Feb 2026$2,100
Mar 2026$1,575
Apr 2026$1,725
May 2026$2,072
Jun 2026$2,200
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Renta promedio por habitación y tipo de propiedad

En July 2026, Apartamentos y Condominios fue el tipo de vivienda más asequible para renta en comparación con Casas.
1 Hab.2 hab.3 hab.4 hab.Todo
Todo tipos de viviendas$1,095$1,399$2,650$5,430$1,900
Apartamentos y Condominios$1,095$1,199$2,200—$1,199
Casas—$2,100$2,200$5,430$2,400
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Preguntas frecuentes sobre rentas en Brighton, MI

  • ¿Cuál es la renta promedio de un apartamento en Brighton, MI?
    La renta promedio de un apartamento en Brighton, MI es de $ 1,498 por mes. Esto es aproximadamente 23% más bajo que el promedio nacional.
  • ¿Cuándo es la renta promedio más barata en Brighton, MI?
    En el último año, la renta promedio en Brighton, MI fue más baja en May 2025 cuando fue de $1,395 por mes.
  • ¿Cuándo es más cara la renta promedio en Brighton, MI?
    En el último año, la renta promedio en Brighton, MI fue más alta en Aug 2025 cuando fue de $2,800 por mes.
  • ¿Cómo se compara la renta de un apartamento de 1 habitación con el de un estudio en Brighton, MI?
    La renta promedio de un apartamento de 1 habitación en Brighton, MI es de $1,095 por mes. Eso es aproximadamente $155 más que el costo de un apartamento tipo estudio.
  • ¿Cuántos anuncios de renta hay disponibles en Brighton, MI?
    Hay 32 anuncios de renta disponibles en Brighton, MI.
  • ¿Cuáles son algunos códigos postales en Brighton, MI?
    Brighton, MI incluye códigos postales como: 48116, 48114.
  • ¿Cuáles son algunas ciudades cerca a Brighton, MI?
    Algunas ciudades cercanas incluyen: Hamburg, Milford, New Hudson, South Lyon, Whitmore Lake . Estas ciudades pueden tener más opciones de Renta para explorar.
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