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Rental market trends in Phoenix, AZ

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Average Rent in Phoenix, AZ

Avg. RentAnnual Change
Studio - $1,107-3%
1 Bed - $1,309-4%
2 Beds - $1,613+2%
Last updated 3/22/2023

Average Apartment Cost in Phoenix, AZ

The average rent for apartments in Phoenix, AZ, is between $1,107 and $1,613 in 2023. For a studio apartment in Phoenix, AZ, the average rent is $1,107. When it comes to 1-bedroom apartments, the average rent in Phoenix, AZ, is $1,309. For a 2-bedroom apartment, the average rent is $1,613.

Apartment Rent Ranges in Phoenix, AZ

$501-$700
$701-$1,000
$1,001-$1,500
$1,501-$2,100
$2,101+
Apartment Prices
Proportion
1%6%25%28%41%

Neighborhood Apartment Rent Trends in Phoenix, AZ

NeighborhoodStudio Avg RentAnnual Change
Ahwatukee Foothills$2,430+25%
South Phoenix$2,372+22%
Arcadia Lite$1,939--
Desert View$1,719+6%
Central Avenue Corridor$1,625+30%
Pierson Place$1,577-28%
Downtown$1,539+1%
Central City$1,539+40%
Medlock Place$1,295+62%
North Central Corridor$1,205+2%

How Other Cities Compare to Phoenix, AZ

CityStudio Avg RentAnnual Change
Scottsdale$2,416+25%
Peoria$2,150-25%
Paradise Valley$1,803--
Gilbert$1,580-31%
Goodyear$1,425+34%
Chandler$1,345+4%
Tempe$1,2100%
Mesa$1,135+2%
Glendale$1,017+7%
Avondale$1,000--

Phoenix, AZ Rent Trends

Neighborhood Information for Phoenix, AZ

What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Phoenix, AZ?

The most affordable neighborhoods in Phoenix are Medlock Place, where the average 1-bedroom apartment rent goes for $925, Central City South, where renters pay $949 on average for a 1-bedroom apartment, and Garfield, where the average 1-bedroom apartment rent goes for $995. If you're looking for other great deals, check out the listings in Roosevelt ($997 for a 1-bedroom apartment) or Fruitland Acres ($1,045 for a 1-bedroom apartment), compared to the $1,309 average for a Phoenix 1-bedroom apartment.