Rentals in Lytle, TX

Lytle rentals and the far southwest side

Lytle sits on I-35 about 23 miles southwest of downtown San Antonio, where Atascosa, Medina and Bexar counties meet. Few rentals are listed under Lytle itself, so this page counts homes in and around Lytle, within about 12 miles. That brings in about 160 listings, most of them in new subdivisions on San Antonio's southwest edge.

Only about four of those homes are in Lytle's own 78052 ZIP code. About 100 are in 78252 and 37 in 78245, with a few in 78009, 78073 near Von Ormy, 78016 and 78069.

What renters pay

The typical rental was built around 2022, has about 1,630 square feet and sits on a small suburban lot. Besides about 148 houses, there are a few duplexes, fourplexes and apartments, which are worth a look if you want a two-bedroom at a lower rent.

• Median rent: about $1,750 a month
• Middle half: about $1,550 to $1,950
• Two bedrooms: about $1,300
• Three bedrooms: about $1,700
• Four bedrooms and up: around $1,950

Pick a school district first

This search splits between two large districts: about 93 rentals are in Medina Valley ISD and about 51 in Southwest ISD. Only four are in Lytle ISD, a few are in Somerset ISD and two are in Devine ISD. If you want a Lytle ISD home, expect very few choices and be ready to apply quickly when one appears.

The subdivisions with the most listings are Whisper Falls, Luckey Ranch, Silos, Canyon Crossing and Cinco Lakes, followed by Meridian, Applewood and Stoney Creek.

The pace of the market

The median listing has been up about 44 days. About 11% are new this week and around 22% have reduced the rent. Renters have choices here, so compare a few homes before committing. Landlords generally want proof of income, ID, prior landlord references and a credit and background check. The Rothrock Realty Team can help you narrow the list by district and handle showings.

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