Rentals · Trinidad & Tobago
Apartments for rent from coast to coast.
Studio, 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments listed by partner agents across Trinidad — Port of Spain, Aranguez, San Fernando, Chaguanas, Westmoorings and more. Search, save, contact agents directly.
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Where the rentals actually are.
From the energy of Port of Spain to the quiet of Maraval valley — pick where you want to wake up, and we’ll list what’s available.
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Listings updated August 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Renn Ave, Palmiste, San Fernando for $3000
POA/$3000
San Fernando · Apartment
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Apartment for Rent
$3,000/monthly
Chaguanas · Apartment
3 Bedroom Apartment for Rent – Cascade, Trinidad | TT$8,500/Month
$8,500
Cascade · Apartment
3 Bedroom Apartment for Rent | East Lake Development, Arima
$5,500
Arima · Apartment
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Apartment for Rent
$3,800/Neg
Chaguanas · Apartment
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Apartment for Rent
$3,000/monthly
Chaguanas · Apartment
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Apartment for Rent
$3,500/monthly
Sangre Grande · Apartment
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Furnished Apartment for Rent
$7,000/monthly
Chaguanas · Apartment
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1 Br for Rent in Curepe
$2,700
Curepe · Apartment
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Apartment for Rent
$2,500/monthly
San Fernando · Apartment
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Apartment for Rent in San Fernando
$3,300/Neg
San Fernando · Apartment
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Picton Court Apartment for Rent in Port of Spain Trinidad
$6,000
Port of Spain · Apartment
Affordability
How much rent can you actually afford?
The classic 30% rule: housing should be no more than 30% of take-home pay. Plug in your salary and see your sweet-spot rent before browsing.
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Your comfort rentTT$3,600/mo
Rent guide
What apartments actually cost.
| Apartment type | Trinidad — typical | West Trinidad / Furnished | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | TT$2,500 – $4,500 | US$1,200 – $1,800 | Location, AC, parking, furnishings |
| 1 Bedroom | TT$3,500 – $6,500 | US$1,500 – $2,500 | Building age, security, view |
| 2 Bedroom | TT$5,000 – $10,000 | US$2,000 – $3,500 | Bathrooms, balcony, utilities |
| 3 Bedroom | TT$7,500 – $20,000+ | US$2,800 – $4,500+ | Yard, garage, gated community |
FAQ
The questions everyone asks.
What’s the average rent for an apartment in Trinidad?
A decent 1-bedroom apartment starts at around TT$3,500/month. Two-bedroom units commonly run TT$5,000–$10,000. Furnished or West-Trinidad apartments are typically priced in USD, usually US$1,500–$3,500/month.
What deposit and documents do landlords ask for?
Most landlords require first and last month’s rent up front, plus a security deposit equal to one month’s rent. Bring valid government ID, a recent job letter showing income, and two character references.
Are utilities included in the rent?
WASA (water) is often included; T&TEC (electricity) and internet are usually paid by the tenant. Furnished units sometimes bundle everything. Always confirm utilities in writing before signing.
Can foreign nationals rent an apartment in Trinidad?
Yes. Most landlords accept foreign tenants with a valid work permit or student status, a job or study letter, and proof of funds. Short-term furnished rentals in West Trinidad are commonly leased to expats.
Which areas have the cheapest apartments for rent?
Most affordable rentals tend to be in East and Central Trinidad — Curepe, Tunapuna, Arima, Chaguanas, and parts of San Fernando — where 1-bedroom units can start at TT$2,500–$3,500/month. West Trinidad (Westmoorings, Maraval) is the highest-rent corridor.
Are furnished apartments available for short-term rent?
Yes. Furnished short-term rentals are common in Port of Spain, Westmoorings, and West Trinidad — often listed in USD. Minimum terms are usually 3–6 months; some agents handle stays as short as 30 days.
Can I view the apartment before signing the lease?
Always. Every listing on Trinidad Real Estate connects you directly to the agent or owner to arrange a viewing. Never sign a lease or pay a deposit on a property you haven’t physically seen.