Eugene, OR Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Eugene, OR
Eugene apartments range from older brick and wood-sided walk-ups to newer mid-rise buildings with flat roofs and simple siding. Around Downtown, the Whiteaker, and Jefferson Westside, apartments often sit in older low-rise buildings or converted houses with porches, narrow stairs, and shared entries. Some units have hardwood floors, baseboard heat, and smaller closets. Near South Eugene and Friendly, houses for rent often include bungalows and ranch homes with yards, while small apartment buildings are tucked onto side streets.In north and west Eugene, including Bethel and River Road, apartments often come in garden-style layouts with parking lots, breezeways, and two- or three-story buildings. Near the University District and along Franklin Boulevard, many apartments are newer and larger, with secured entries, elevators, and in-unit laundry, but they can feel more compact inside. Around Amazon and College Hill, you can also find duplexes, fourplexes, and older houses for rent with detached garages, patios, or extra storage. Across the city, apartments change block by block, so exterior style often tells you a lot about layout and upkeep.
Getting around Eugene, OR
Lane Transit District, the local bus service, covers much of Eugene, and EmX, the bus rapid transit line, runs through Downtown, the University District, and Springfield. Driving is usually simple on West 11th, Beltline, and I-5. Parking can vary more near Downtown and around campus than in Bethel or River Road. Walking works well in Downtown, Whiteaker, and Friendly. Biking is common on the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path and city bike lanes.Living in Eugene, OR
Eugene is known for parks, running trails, live music, and local food. You can spend time at Alton Baker Park, Skinner Butte, the Saturday Market, or 5th Street Public Market. Apartments near the Willamette River often keep you close to paths and open space. Major job sectors include healthcare, education, wood products, technology, and public service. These work hubs shape where many people rent across the city.View this page in Spanish: Eugene, OR Apartments For Rent - 1,339 Rentals | Trulia | Página 7