Single-family homes top the list of Modesto's priciest rentals: but what features are the most in demand?

These single-family homes and mixed-use condo are the top of the line for Sacramento rental real estate.

If you've got $1,200 for rent in Sacramento, your choices are spacious apartments with plenty of amenities outside the city center, or smaller abodes within walking distance of everything you need.

With a monthly rent budget of $1400, one of these apartments in Sacramento's fashionable Midtown or Pocket neighborhoods could be your new home.

While the Sacramento real estate market is not particularly stratified, a few hundred dollars less per month can make a huge difference to a budget. So what can you get for your money?

If you have $1,300 budgeted for rent, you may be able to afford one of these apartments in the pricey Midtown and Downtown areas.

Plenty of apartments in the trendy Midtown area are open to those with a budget of $1,100 a month for rent.

The upper end of Stockton's rental market features plenty of full-size, single-family homes with well-kept yards.

While the gulf between normal and lofty dwellings may be less conspicuous in Modesto than in many places, there are some sweet setups at the upper end of the price scale.

What are the most expensive listings in today's Roseville rental market, and what features do they offer? Hoodline crunched the numbers to find out.

The priciest rentals in today's Elk Grove market show that the area places a premium on location and space — both square footage and outdoor acreage.

If you've got $1,200/month set aside for rent, one of these apartments could be your next home.

While the real estate market in Sacramento has seen nothing like the heights attained by certain glamorous coastal cities, these well-appointed dwellings are still going for a tidy sum.