The Hubert at Audubon Court to Open With High Rents
The new Fresno apartment complex will offer luxury units at $3,750 per month, significantly above the citywide average.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Apartments
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A new luxury apartment complex, The Hubert at Audubon Court, is scheduled to open in Fresno this November. The development offers two-bedroom units starting at $3,750 per month, positioning it well above the city's average rental rates.
Why it matters
The pricing at The Hubert reflects a segment of the local market focused on premium amenities and remote-work-ready spaces, despite broader trends showing a 10.5% decrease in average one-bedroom rents citywide between February 2025 and February 2026.
The Hubert at Audubon Court offers two-bedroom units at $3,750 per month, compared to the $1,495 average rent for similar units in Fresno. Construction costs for these 1,400-square-foot luxury units follow regional California labor and material trends.
The players
The Hubert at Audubon Court
A new luxury residential complex located near the intersection of Palm and Nees avenues.
The Lark at Copper River
A competing apartment complex that features high-rent options in the local market.
The Residences at The Row
A local apartment community offering high-rent units similar to the new development.
The details
The Hubert at Audubon Court provides high-end interior features including 10-foot ceilings, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and walk-in closets. Residents also gain access to shared amenities such as a pool, spa, fitness center, and assigned parking. These features are designed to serve renters prioritizing upscale finishes and dedicated space for remote work.
Timeline
2021: Fresno experienced a 27% increase in two-bedroom rents.
February 2025 - February 2026: Average one-bedroom rent in Fresno fell 10.5%.
November 2026: The Hubert at Audubon Court is scheduled to open.
The Home Front
The arrival of luxury inventory at this price point follows the 27% surge in two-bedroom rents Fresno recorded in 2021. This development signals a continued focus on premium units despite recent citywide downward pressure on one-bedroom rental costs.
If you are looking for a new rental, compare these premium amenities against other local options like The Lark at Copper River to determine if the luxury features fit your work-from-home needs. Keep an eye on regional housing shifts as the market adjusts from the recent 10.5% drop in average one-bedroom rents.
The takeaway
The Hubert at Audubon Court offers a high-end alternative to existing local inventory for those seeking specific luxury amenities. Residents evaluating these units should weigh the convenience of a modern, amenity-rich complex against the significant premium over the city's $1,495 average rent.
Further reading
For more on the local rental landscape, visit the Apartments section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Fresno Bee.
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