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ReNew on Temple

$839 – $1,639/mo

  • Studio–2 bedrooms
  • 1 bath
  • 150–925 sq ft
  • 9 units available
  • Pet friendly
239 E South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT, 84111

As of October 13, 2026, ReNew on Temple in Salt Lake City, UT has 9 apartments for rent from $839 to $1,639/mo. Studios start at $839 and two-bedrooms at $1,329. The average asking rent has risen 11.7% since May 7, 2026, from $1,173 to $1,311.

Floor plans

5 floor plans · 9 available units · Prices checked October 13, 2026

Buckingham Studio

Studio • 1 Bath • 150 Sq Ft

Starting at $839/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
B023-A$839150Dec 1

Covey Studio

Studio • 1 Bath • 325 Sq Ft

Starting at $999/mo

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
C104$999325Oct 30
C309$999325Nov 9

Covey Studio Large

Studio • 1 Bath • 607 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,144/mo

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
C601$1,199607Oct 31
C503$1,144607Nov 13

Meredith Two Bedroom

2 Bedrooms • 1 Bath • 535 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,329/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
302$1,329535Nov 27

Buckingham Two Bedroom

2 Bedrooms • 1 Bath • 925 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,579/mo

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
B020$1,599925Oct 12
B009$1,639925Oct 12
B022$1,579925Nov 18

See all 52 units listed at ReNew on Temple, including ones no longer available.


Rent history

Over the past year, the average asking rent at ReNew on Temple has ranged from $989 to $1,541. The current average is $1,311, up $138 (11.7%) from $1,173 at the start.

Prices reflect the average advertised rent across units listed as available each day (47 days observed).
MonthAverage asking rentLowest – highestUnits listed
Oct 2026$1,261$819 – $1,64911
Sep 2026$1,323$979 – $1,75912
Aug 2026$1,283$959 – $1,77919
Jul 2026$1,338$959 – $1,77918
Jun 2026$1,250$819 – $1,66921
May 2026$1,237$979 – $1,66919

Fees & lease terms

  • Rent

    $839 – $1,639/mo
  • Security deposit

    $300
  • Lease term

    15 months
  • Earliest move-in

    Oct 12

Due at signing

Security Deposit

$300

Cost to rent here

The all-in monthly cost by apartment size, and how the rent compares across the Salt Lake City area.

Lowest-priced apartment: Buckingham Studio at $839

$1,068/mo

$229/mo above the advertised rent

  • Rent

    $839

  • Electric, gas, water

    est.

    $118

  • Internet

    est.

    $67

  • Renters insurance

    est.

    $12

  • Laundry

    est.
    No in-unit washer/dryer listed

    $32

  • All-in monthly

    $1,068

By apartment size

SizeRent fromAll-in monthlyIncome to qualify
Studio$839$1,068$30,204/yr
2 bedrooms$1,329$1,632$47,844/yr

Landlords commonly look for a monthly income of three times the rent, about $30,204 a year for the $839 studio. The median renter household in Salt Lake City earns $53,821 a year.

Compared with the Salt Lake City area

The median two-bedroom at ReNew on Temple asks $1,589 a month, 11% above the Salt Lake City area's typical two-bedroom asking rent of $1,429. Typical asking rents across the area are down 2.2% from a year earlier.

SizeMedian asking rent hereSalt Lake City-area asking rentSalt Lake City rent paid
Studio$999—$1,112
2 bedrooms$1,589$1,429$1,563
Area asking rent: typical rent asked for a new lease across the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT metro, Apartment List Rent Estimates, August 2026.Rent paid: median rent including utilities across all renter households in Salt Lake City, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2020–2024.
Rows marked “est.” are averages for this area scaled to the apartment, not quotes from the property. The income figure is a common screening rule, not this property’s requirement.

Amenities

  • 24/7/365 Emergency Maintenance Services

  • Access Controlled Community

  • Black Matte Finishes*

  • Brushed Nickel Finishes*

  • Cable And Internet Ready

  • Ceiling Fans*

  • City Views*

  • Close To Shopping - Walking Distance To City Creek Mall

  • Community Events

  • Crown Molding*

  • Dog Park

  • Dog Park Large Gated Dog Park

  • Easy Access To I-15

  • Elevator

  • Firepit Lounge Area

  • Fitness Center With Weight & Cardio Equipment

  • Fitness Center With Weight & Cardio Equipment Open 24 Hours A Day

  • Gas Stoves*

  • Grill Area

  • Grill Area Gas Grills

  • Hardwood Floors*

  • Historic Downtown Neighborhood

  • Individual Climate Control

  • * In Select Units

  • Laundry Facilities

  • Laundry Facilities Open 24 Hours A Day

  • Located Near Public Transportation

  • Mountain Views*

  • Murphy Bed*

  • Murphy Bed* In Studio Floor Plan

  • New Appliances*

  • Newly Renovated Apartment Homes*

  • Night Patrol

  • On-Site Maintenance

  • On-Site Management

  • Package Locker

  • Package Locker 24/7 Access

  • Pet Friendly Community

  • Private Patios & Balconies*

  • Quartz Counters*

  • Reserved Parking Available

  • Reserved Parking Available Assigned Parking Available At $125 Monthly

  • Street Parking

  • Tile Floors

  • Under 10 Miles To Salt Lake International Airport

  • Under 10 Miles To Salt Lake International Airport 8.8 Miles To Airport

  • Upgraded Lighting Fixtures*

  • Vaulted Ceilings *

  • Vintage Property

  • Vintage Property Vintage Community With Unique Design Features

  • Walkable Score 90/100

  • Walkable Score 90/100 Rated Very Walkable

  • Window Coverings


Location

239 E South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT, 84111


Resident reviews

3.2 · 200+ reviews
Overall rating
Positive
Mixed
Neutral
Negative
Management3.8
Maintenance4.3
Location4.1
Amenities and Shared Spaces2.6
Building Quality3.6

Renew on Temple offers a historic downtown location with strong maintenance responsiveness and friendly staff, though residents report concerns about aging building conditions, high fees beyond advertised rent, and inconsistent management communication. The property appeals to those valuing character and walkability, but prospective renters should budget for additional monthly costs and expect maintenance challenges typical of older buildings.

Management and office staff receive consistently positive feedback for friendliness, responsiveness, and professionalism, with many residents praising quick maintenance response times and helpful communication. However, a significant minority of residents report serious concerns about unresponsiveness to security issues, delayed problem resolution, and unclear fee structures that add $150–$225 monthly beyond advertised rent. Communication gaps appear most acute during off-hours emergencies and when addressing complex maintenance or security matters.

Maintenance service is generally responsive and effective, with most residents reporting quick turnaround on work orders and professional repairs. The maintenance team receives consistent praise for friendliness and follow-through on plumbing, appliance, and general repairs. However, a minority of residents report significant delays on critical issues like water damage and heating problems, with some requests taking weeks or months to resolve.

This downtown location offers excellent transit access and walkability to grocery stores, shopping, and cultural attractions, making it highly convenient for residents without cars. However, parking is a significant challenge—street parking is metered and often unavailable, though a nearby garage offers paid monthly passes. The historic building's age brings character but also maintenance demands; staff respond promptly to repairs, though some systems (heating, windows, plumbing) present ongoing issues. Additional fees beyond advertised rent and limited laundry hours in some units are common frustrations.

The property offers multiple on-site amenities including laundry facilities, fitness room, dog park, and package lockers, with generally responsive maintenance staff. However, residents frequently report that amenities are poorly maintained, and cumulative fees ($120–$225 monthly beyond stated rent) significantly increase total housing costs. Parking availability is limited and requires additional fees, and shared spaces like laundry rooms experience cleanliness and security concerns.

This historic building offers character and a prime downtown location with responsive maintenance staff, though residents report mixed experiences with building condition and noise. Common concerns include water leaks, inadequate climate control (no central AC), thin walls, and pest issues, while positive reviews highlight recent management improvements, quick maintenance response times, and well-maintained common areas. Additional fees beyond advertised rent and utility costs are a recurring complaint.

Summaries are written by AI from reviews residents posted on public review sites such as Google and ApartmentRatings. Each topic shows how many of those reviews discuss it.

Getting around

Very Walkable

Some Transit

Very Bikeable


About this property

ReNew on Temple offers beautiful studio, one-, two-, and three- bedroom apartments in a quiet neighborhood of Salt Lake City. The historic building offers gorgeous architecture and details, while the area is alive with nearby shopping and d


Nearby schools

SchoolTypeLevelDistance

Salt Lake Virtual Elementary

Public · Middle
PublicMiddle0.3 mi

Salt Lake Virtual School

Public · High
PublicHigh0.3 mi

Ywca After School

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.5 mi

Lolie Eccles Child Care Center

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.5 mi

Ywca Of Salt Lake City

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.5 mi

Lolie Eccles Early Education Center

Private · Elementary
PrivateElementary0.5 mi

Childrens Center

Private · Elementary
PrivateElementary0.6 mi

Salt Lake School For The Performing Arts

Charter · High
CharterHigh0.6 mi

Central City Recreation Center

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool1.0 mi

Salt Lake Arts Academy

Charter · Middle
CharterMiddle1.3 mi

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