Honestly, the apartments.com api to get costs is a bit of a nightmare. I ended up switching to Zillow’s API for pricing data because it was way more consistent.
If you’re stuck with apartments.com, try using their "availability" endpoint—it sometimes includes pricing info. Also, their rate limits are brutal, so I’d suggest caching responses to avoid hitting the limit too often.
If you’re stuck with apartments.com, try using their "availability" endpoint—it sometimes includes pricing info. Also, their rate limits are brutal, so I’d suggest caching responses to avoid hitting the limit too often.