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Affordable Apartments for rent in Reading, Pennsylvania

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.

Our easy to use map and property listing allows you to quickly find various rental housing options such as:

  • Accessible Housing
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1026 FRANKLIN ST
Reading, PA 19602

(215) 374-4453

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50 N 9TH ST
Reading, PA 19601

(610) 376-6535

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505 N 10TH ST
Reading, PA 19604

(610) 372-1733

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300 LACKAWANNA
Reading, PA 19601

(610) 374-8116

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22 ROTHERMEL STREET
Reading, PA 19605

(610) 921-3115

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100 N FRONT ST
Reading, PA 19601

(610) 373-1130

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2000 PERKIOMEN AVE
Reading, PA 19606

(610) 743-5374

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a203, 850 Carsonia Ave
Reading, PA 19606

(610) 779-4600

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9 Colin Ct
Reading, PA 19606

(610) 370-2211

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240 S 6th St
Reading, PA 19602

(610) 374-1458

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1536 Allegheny Ave
Reading, PA 19601

(610) 373-3200

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2901 Wyoming Dr
Reading, PA 19608

(610) 670-0600

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661 Reading Ave
Reading, PA 19611

(610) 375-7937

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523 Reading Ave
Reading, PA 19611

(610) 376-1053

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150 N 4th St
Reading, PA 19601

(610) 478-8298

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Smart Ways to Find an Affordable Apartment

Consider Renting a Basement Apartment

Basement apartments tend to be more affordable than units on higher floors. While they may not offer as much natural light, these units often come with lower rent and utility costs. If you don’t mind the trade-off, a basement apartment can be a great budget-friendly option.

Affordable Housing Tip

Attend Housing Fairs and Expos

Housing fairs and expos can offer a wealth of information on affordable housing options. You can meet with developers, non-profits, and government agencies to learn about available homes and assistance programs. Take advantage of these events to network and gather information.