Modesto's housing market sees comparatively little turnover — so what features can you get for a budget of $900 per month?

Here are some features and locales to expect in apartments in Midtown's Newton Booth if you have $1,300 per month earmarked for rent.

When it comes to finding an apartment in Sacramento on a budget of $1,200 per month, you can expect spacious one-bedrooms in desirable neighborhoods near the city center.

Apartments at the median price point in East Sacramento showcase the quiet, spacious and vintage feel of the neighborhood.

If you have $1,100 a month set aside for rent, here are the kinds of studios and one-bedroom apartments you may be able to afford in Midtown and Downtown.

Even at the low end, prices for Midtown apartments are rising steadily: here's what you can expect in today's market.

Sumptuous single-family homes in quiet gated communities make up the high end of Roseville's current crop of rental real estate.

With median rents creeping up across the Sacramento region, what kinds of prices and features will apartment-hunters find on the lower end?

Sacramento's downtown, Land Park and Pocket area rental homes are near the top of the market, with features to match.

Both single-family homes and apartments at the high end of the market in Yuba City may surprise you with their features.

The current rental market in Sacramento offers options like these well-appointed Midtown pads for renters with $1,400 per month to spend.

If you're on a rental budget of no more than $1,000 per month and want to live in the city center, you're in luck: one-bedrooms, not just studios, are available to you.

The top-of-the-line rental real estate offerings in Stockton are spacious single-family homes in good neighborhoods with plenty of amenities.