Even with a budget of $1,500 for rent, the standard features for higher and lower demand areas of Sacramento can vary widely.

If money — and gas — is no object, one of these spacious single-family homes in rural Elk Grove could be just right.

Minimalist apartments close to Sacramento's downtown and midtown areas or more amenity-rich options farther away constitute the choices of a renter with an $1,100 budget.

On the high end of Sacramento's rental real estate market, expect to find comfortable family homes with outdoor space in desirable neighborhoods.

At $1500 per month, rental properties in Roseville come with plenty of luxurious amenities — but expect to get around by car.

Here's what you can expect from the rental landscape in Modesto at the $900 per month price point.

The rental market is tight in Midtown's Boulevard Park neighborhood — so what kind of bang can you get for your buck?

The high end of Stockton's real estate market includes both single-family homes and apartments.

These are some of the locations and amenities you can expect if you're renting in Stockton on a budget of $900 per month.

The best rental deals in Sacramento these days may surprise you with their locations and features.

A variety of apartments and a duplex in the walkable Midtown Sacramento neighborhoods await the renter with $1,300 to spend per month.

While Yuba City is a less expensive place to live than many, even at the extremes, its costliest rentals provide plenty of space and a comfortable standard of living.

If you're looking to rent in Stockton on a budget of no more than $800 per month, these apartments will give you an idea of what to expect.