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Browse 130 apartments available on ForRent.com and find a rental that fits your lifestyle and budget. An apartment is a self-contained housing unit inside a residential building that is managed by a landlord or property manager. Apartment living offers free maintenance, flexible leases, and freedom to change locations. Renting an apartment is beneficial to renters who want more flexibility than homeownership offers. Filter for the features, amenities, and floor plans that are most important to you. Search for one to four-bedroom apartments and houses, or find rentals with utilities included, garages, or balconies. Start exploring today and find your ideal rental in Long Beach, MS.

Living in Long Beach MS

Are you looking to rent in Harrison County Long Beach Area? As part of Harrison County, the city of Long Beach sits on the southern coast of Mississippi. The nearest large city is New Orleans, LA, which is approximately 70 miles to the west. Long Beach is neighbored on the coastal front by Gulfport to the east and Pass Christian to the west. Long Beach is just minutes away from Interstate 10, which runs north of the coastal cities. Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is home to roughly 10,000 students and sits just a few blocks west of Long Beach, in Perkinston. This area is a suburban coastal city, where most properties were built within the past 20 years.

Moving to the Area

The most common jobs in Long Beach involve working in food services, retail, sales, or office administration positions. In fact, these categories combine to take up a total of 31.7% of the workforce here. A considerable 11.9% of the working population participates in higher-level business, finance, and management positions. Surprisingly, the top type of employment is construction, excavation, and maintenance and repair work, which makes up 21.4% of the workforce. The unemployment rate here is 6.3%, which puts it exactly at the same level as the state average. Yet, the earning opportunities are better here, with a median household income of $50,051 per year versus $39,464 statewide. As a result, the poverty rate is 13.4% here versus 22.6% across Mississippi.

Lifestyle

Most educational institutions in the area fall under the Long Beach School District, which is home to five different schools. The district consists of Harper McCaughan Elementary School, Long Beach Middle and High School, Thomas L. Reeves Elementary School, and W. J. Quarles Elementary School. This district ranks as the 28th best out of 147 districts in the state and receives a B+ rating for academics.

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