Apartments For Rent in Metairie, LA
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Types of apartment in Metairie, LA
Metairie, LA apartments often sit in low-rise garden-style buildings with brick, stucco, or painted wood exteriors. Along Veterans Memorial Boulevard and near Lakeside Shopping Center, many apartments are in 2- to 3-story buildings with large parking lots, simple balconies, and exterior stairways. Around Old Metairie, you can also find smaller apartment buildings beside ranch houses, cottages, and a few raised homes with porches and shutters. Interiors often include open living rooms, basic galley kitchens, and in-unit laundry in newer units.Closer to Lake Pontchartrain, apartments can have wider setbacks and more green space, while south toward Airline Drive and Causeway Boulevard, buildings often sit on busier streets with faster access to shops and offices. Bucktown and Bonnabel areas include some older brick apartments and duplexes near the lake, while Fat City has many mid-century apartments with compact layouts. Houses for rent are common across Metairie, with one-story ranch homes, carports, fenced yards, and larger driveways. In many apartments, the tradeoff is simple: more parking and easier car access, but fewer walkable blocks than in nearby New Orleans.
Getting around Metairie, LA
Jefferson Transit, the local bus service, runs along Veterans, Airline, and Causeway, so renters in Fat City, Bonnabel, and near Clearview can use transit for basic trips. Driving is the main way to get around Metairie, and many apartments include off-street parking. Streets near Old Metairie can feel easier to walk for short errands. Biking can work on flatter roads, but busy corridors often limit it.Living in Metairie, LA
Metairie is known for shopping, dining, and easy access to New Orleans. You can shop at Lakeside Shopping Center, use the walking path by Lafreniere Park, or head to Bucktown for seafood near the lake. Major work areas include Elmwood Business Park, offices along Causeway Boulevard, Ochsner Medical Center, and retail corridors on Veterans. These job hubs shape where many renters look for apartments and where they rent.