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Affordable Apartments for rent in Derby, Kansas

Apartments For Rent Network is an easy to use low income, rent assisted, affordable or housing assistance directory to help you find the apartment you are looking for.

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1259 N BUCKNER ST
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-2729

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1701 E . OSAGE RD
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 789-8800

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445 N Westview Dr
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-3739

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200 South Woodlawn Boulevard Ofc
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-4438

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217 E Madison Ave
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-4202

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1804 Osage Road Ofc
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-3355

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1500 Tall Tree Rd, Apt 7206
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-3060

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1709 E Walnut Grove Rd
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-6121

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1259 N Buckner St
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-2729

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430 N Derby Ave
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 682-8484

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124 S Baltimore Ave Ste F
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-0788

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1433 N Hamilton Dr
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 448-6505

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200 S Woodlawn Blvd
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 788-4438

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1701 E Osage Rd
Derby, KS 67037

(316) 789-8800

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Smart Ways to Find an Affordable Apartment

Look for Apartments with Utility Sharing

In some apartment complexes, utilities like water, gas, and electricity are shared among tenants, leading to lower individual bills. This can significantly reduce your monthly expenses compared to paying for utilities on your own. Always ask if utilities are included or shared when touring an apartment.

Affordable Housing Tip

Consider a Smaller Space

Opting for a smaller home or apartment can significantly reduce costs. Smaller spaces typically have lower utility bills and maintenance costs. Additionally, smaller units are often located in more affordable neighborhoods.