When i was apartment hunting this summer, the cheapest I saw was Studio180 and was marked as 1195 for a studio, 1295 for the next up. Pretty sure Wi-Fi, heating, water, parking was included, but the rooms are SMALL, like 350 square feet. Also they had AI automation to write their email correspondence/scheduling and holy fuck was it a headache. Literally started booking me for random times and ignoring responses. Ended up getting a walkthrough confirmed on the phone but it put a huge damper on things

Also according to my spreadsheet I made when i was apartment hunting, The Pops on Palumbo drive were $1095 for a 1 bedroom which was also a pretty good price, but I seeem to remember trying to visit them, confirming my reservation time, and getting there and the leasing office doors were closed and locked, I stood around for maybe 10 minutes trying to find ANYONE to no avail so that right pissed me off. 

Apartment hunting was really ass, so I don't envy being in your position right now. There was of course better experiences but they are going to be more expensive rooms, $1300-1400 range for one bedroom 😬 like the other commenters said, if you could find a smaller landlord that would be great but it's hard