New Fresno Apartment to Rent for $3,750 Monthly
The Hubert at Audubon Court opens next month with units priced well above the city's average two-bedroom rent.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Apartments
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The Hubert at Audubon Court, a new luxury apartment complex in Fresno, is set to open next month with two-bedroom units priced at $3,750 per month. This launch arrives as the local rental market shows mixed trends, with one-bedroom rents having declined 10.5% between February 2025 and February 2026.
Why it matters
The pricing at this new development highlights the growing gap between luxury rental offerings and the city's broader housing market. While overall one-bedroom rents have recently decreased, rising construction costs for labor and materials continue to influence the price point for new, amenity-rich housing in Fresno.
The Hubert at Audubon Court lists two-bedroom units for $3,750, significantly higher than the city's $1,495 average for a two-bedroom apartment. These units, which measure 1,400 square feet, are priced above other high-end options like the Lark at Copper River.
The players
The Hubert at Audubon Court
A new luxury apartment complex in Fresno offering high-end amenities and features for remote workers.
The Lark at Copper River
A local apartment complex featuring three-bedroom units listed at $3,220.
The Residences at The Row at Heritage Grove
A local apartment complex with three-bedroom units currently listed at $2,981.
The details
The Hubert at Audubon Court offers premium amenities including 10-foot ceilings, stainless steel appliances, and quartz countertops to justify its price point. Beyond the units themselves, the complex provides residents with a pool, spa, fitness center, and assigned parking. These features are targeted at renters seeking high-end finishes and specific location attributes suitable for remote work.
Timeline
Average one-bedroom rents fell 10.5% between February 2025 and February 2026.
The Hubert at Audubon Court is scheduled to open in November 2026.
Money Landscape
The launch of these high-end units follows the 27% surge in two-bedroom rents seen in Fresno during 2021. While recent market data shows a cooling in one-bedroom costs, the new development reflects the continued pressure of construction and land costs on local apartment pricing.
Households evaluating the local rental market should note that premium amenities often command rents well above the city average. If you are currently rent-shopping, consider consulting a financial professional to determine if a high-end lease aligns with your long-term housing budget.
The takeaway
The Hubert sets a new high for local rent, positioning itself well above the Fresno average of $1,495 for a two-bedroom unit. Prospective renters should compare these premium amenities against other local options to ensure the value justifies the additional monthly cost.
Further reading
For more on the current rental climate, explore our latest Apartments data for Fresno.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Fresno Bee.
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