Affordable Apartments in Fort Worth, TX

Looking for an affordable apartment in Fort Worth? Palladium USA develops and manages five apartment communities across the city — income-restricted apartment homes with modern floor plans, quality amenities, and professional on-site management. Every community is built, owned, and managed by Palladium USA, which means the team that designed your community is the same one answering the phone after you move in.

Below you'll find each of our Fort Worth communities, how income-restricted housing works in Tarrant County, and answers to the questions renters ask us most.

Fort Worth gives renters big-city opportunity with a famously livable pace — and Texas has no state income tax, so more of each paycheck stays in your pocket. The city's job base is anchored by aviation, healthcare, and defense employers, including American Airlines and Lockheed Martin, and commuters reach the rest of the Metroplex easily by I-30, I-35W, and the TEXRail line to DFW Airport. Weekends take care of themselves: the Stockyards, Sundance Square, the Cultural District's museums, and the trails around the Trinity River are all close at hand.

Fort Worth is also investing in the neighborhoods where our communities are located — from the city's revitalization push along the East Berry corridor in southeast Fort Worth to steady growth on the west side along I-30. Palladium USA has a community in the parts of the city where that growth is happening.

1. Pick your community from the list above and check current availability on its website.
2. Gather your documents — photo ID, proof of income (pay stubs, benefit letters), and rental history.
3. Submit your application with the community's leasing office; income-restricted homes require income verification, which typically takes a few extra days.
4. Sign and move in. Our on-site teams walk you through the lease and get you keys.