What kinds of apartments are available to rent in Phoenix, AZ?

Phoenix's rental market offers a very strong selection of listings, with an average of 6,139 available per month. The majority of these listings are 2-bedroom apartments, making up 33% of the market, followed closely by 1-bedroom apartments at 27%. Studios are relatively scarce, accounting for only 6% of the market. Many Phoenix apartments offer desirable amenities, with in-unit laundry being a standout feature, available in 72% of listings with laundry data. Outdoor space is also a common perk, found in 76% of apartments with outdoor space data. Additionally, 71% of listings with AC data have air conditioning, making Phoenix a great option for renters seeking comfort in the desert climate. Keep in mind that these figures are based on historical data, but they should give you a sense of what to expect in the current market.

How much does it cost to rent in Phoenix, AZ and when is it cheapest?

The Phoenix rental market has experienced a decline in 2024, with average monthly rents decreasing by approximately 9.5% year-over-year to $1,709. Breaking down the market by bed count, 1-bedrooms are averaging $1,319 per month, representing a 7% annual decrease. The average rent for a 2-bedroom is around $1,604, while studios are averaging $1,111 per month, reflecting a significant 22% annual decline. Seasonal trends continue to influence demand and prices in Phoenix. Summer months, particularly June, tend to see the highest rents, with a 9% increase compared to December. January and March are the most competitive months, with higher demand relative to available inventory. Conversely, November is the least competitive month, with lower demand and potentially fewer listings. If you're searching for a new apartment in Phoenix, considering the winter months may result in lower prices, albeit with fewer options.

What architectural styles are common in Phoenix, AZ apartments?

Phoenix's unique landscape is matched by its diverse and beautiful architecture. Many rentals in the area showcase the city's popular styles, making it a great place to find a home that suits your taste. Phoenix is home to a high percentage of Ranch-style homes, accounting for nearly 47% of the market. This classic American style originated in the 1930s and is characterized by its long, horizontal profile and emphasis on indoor-outdoor living. Contemporary homes are also abundant in Phoenix, making up around 32% of the market. This modern style is known for its sleek lines, minimal ornamentation, and emphasis on functionality. Spanish-style homes, inspired by the region's rich cultural heritage, account for around 13% of the market, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to the city's architectural landscape. Architectural style in Phoenix is representative of a subset of listings available on Zumper over the last few years.

What are the best neighborhoods for renters in Phoenix, AZ?

Phoenix offers a unique blend of urban and desert living, with various neighborhoods catering to different lifestyles. If you're a social butterfly, you'll thrive in areas like Kierland, Booker T. Washington, Los Olivos, and Downtown Phoenix, which offer a vibrant atmosphere, safety, and plenty of restaurants and shared spaces. Pet owners will appreciate neighborhoods like Surrey Heights, Bellair, Sun Sand, and Villages of Laveen Ranch, which prioritize pet-friendliness with features like pet waste stations, no breed restrictions, and outdoor spaces. For those looking to live in Phoenix's most sought-after areas, consider Papago Vista, La Mancha, and Maryvale Park. These neighborhoods are in high demand, with 1-bedroom rents averaging $3,476 per month. Papago Vista, in particular, garners nearly 13 times more interest than the market average, while La Mancha and Maryvale Park attract 4 and 6 times more interest, respectively. While these popular neighborhoods come with a higher price tag, they offer a unique living experience that's hard to find elsewhere in Phoenix. Whether you prioritize social living or pet-friendliness, there's a neighborhood in Phoenix that's sure to meet your needs.

Cheap Apartments for Rent in Phoenix, AZ - 2,225 Rentals from $500

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Studios for rent in Phoenix, AZ195 rentals

195 rentals

1 bedrooms for rent in Phoenix, AZ733 rentals

733 rentals

2 bedrooms for rent in Phoenix, AZ1,055 rentals

1,055 rentals

3 bedrooms for rent in Phoenix, AZ886 rentals

886 rentals

Furnished apartments in Phoenix, AZ330 rentals

330 rentals

Move-in special apartments in Phoenix, AZ123 rentals

123 rentals

No security deposit apartments in Phoenix, AZ

Pet friendly apartments in Phoenix, AZ1,323 rentals

1,323 rentals

Utilities included apartments in Phoenix, AZ154 rentals

154 rentals

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189 rentals

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648 rentals

Goodyear apartments295 rentals

295 rentals

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58 rentals

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381 rentals

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1,466 rentals

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57 rentals

Surprise apartments389 rentals

389 rentals

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823 rentals

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52 rentals

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5 rentals

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5 rentals

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5 rentals

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6 rentals

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9 rentals

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7 rentals

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2869 rentals

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8 rentals

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20 rentals

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836 rentals

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1034 rentals

Luxury houses in Phoenix264 rentals

264 rentals

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