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Phoenician Pines
Enjoy the comforts of condo-style living where you can feel at home.
Phoenix AZ, 85053
BreckenRidge
Live in Phoenix with the Community Feel of Flagstaff...Customize Your New Home with 2 Upgrade Packages to Choose From...
Phoenix AZ, 85022
Aderra
Undergound garage parking...Elevator access to all levels...Borders Stone Creek golf course
Phoenix AZ, 85028
Residences on High Street
The Residences on High Street Luxury Rentals will provide you with a choice of eight different floor plans from which to choose. Whether it is a one, two, or three-bedroom home that suits your needs, you will love what we offer. Urban-style design, contemporary kitchens, and floor to ceiling windows will light up your day. Schedule an appointment, tour our homes, and allow us to help you find your perfect fit. Welcome to High Street!
Phoenix AZ, 85054
The Dakota at Camelback
Resort-style, Quality Living...Two pools, spa, and fitness center...Biltmore Living...Short Term Leases Available...
Phoenix AZ, 85016
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Condo Rentals in Phoenix
Condos are a popular rental property type in many metro areas, including Phoenix. Modern condo towers equipped with state-of-the-art appliances appeal to young professionals in the area while other condo complexes in surrounding areas may more closely resemble a resort in terms of the recreational amenities offered and manicured landscaping. Some condos listed for rent also come with an option to purchase the condo at some point specified in the rental agreement.
Condo rentals can be a positive stepping stone for people looking to transition from renting to owning. Condo rental properties come with many more amenities than a typical apartment complex but nearly none of the headaches of homeownership. Renting a condo allows a tenant to enjoy the benefits of a large, well-maintained property by paying a slightly higher rent or resident association fee (also known as a homeowners association or HOA) without having to go through the process of purchasing the property and incurring the expense of keeping it up.
Why Rent a Condo?
Like many decisions, choosing to rent a condo has a lot to do with weighing your options and priorities. Choosing a condo rental also requires a reevaluation of your budget. For example, total up your current rent, utilities, gym membership, parking fees, laundry expenses; additionally consider how satisfied you are with your current square footage. Then, after searching for condo rental listings online, compare your current costs to the cost of renting a condo with an HOA fee in a complex that includes an on-site gym, laundry, pool, tennis court or recreation room, spa, security system, and garage, and consider the amount of space you can get for that rent. By comparing these numbers and benefits, you can determine whether renting a condo could be right for you.
