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Phoenix Apartments
Last updated March 31 2023 at 8:27 AM

1,271 Apartments in Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix Apartment Renter's Guide

Overview


Population: 1,680,992
Population Density: 3,247.2 people/sq mile
Median Age: 35
Percentage of Family Households: 64%
Median Annual Income: $68,435 / year
Median Rent: $1,293 / month

What locals are saying

"Come to this land of sunshine, to this land where life is young. Where the wide, wide world is waiting, the songs that will now be sung. Where the golden sun is flaming tnto warm, white shining day, and the sons of men are blazing their priceless right of way." (Margaret Rowe Clifford - "Arizona").

Phoenix is nestled in the low desert valley of Southern Arizona amongst saguaro cacti and a whole lotta mountains. In fact, nearly any which way you look from within Phoenix limits you’ll have a beautiful view of the mountains that ring the greater metropolitan area with some of the more local mountains spruced in between. Read: it’s pretty. Also read: you’ll probably want a room with a view and/or balcony, let’s help you navigate the apartment landscape shall we?

In Phoenix, everything is “location, location, location

"Come to this land of sunshine, to this land where life is young. Where the wide, wide world is waiting, the songs that will now be sung. Where the golden sun is flaming tnto warm, white shining day, and the sons of men are blazing their priceless right of way." (Margaret Rowe Clifford - "Arizona").

Phoenix is nestled in the low desert valley of Southern Arizona amongst saguaro cacti and a whole lotta mountains. In fact, nearly any which way you look from within Phoenix limits you’ll have a beautiful view of the mountains that ring the greater metropolitan area with some of the more local mountains spruced in between. Read: it’s pretty. Also read: you’ll probably want a room with a view and/or balcony, let’s help you navigate the apartment landscape shall we?

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You Don’t Even Need a Dune Buggy

In Phoenix, everything is “location, location, location.” The city has seven major (and very different) areas to call home, and each area contains multiple “urban villages,” which are like mega-neighborhoods with smaller neighborhoods inside them.

Luckily, no matter where you live, getting from place to place is simple because Phoenix was built for cars. The roads are arranged on a precise grid system with wide boulevards and well-planned freeways that make getting anywhere a breeze. Even during rush hour the average commute takes only forty minutes, but beware of Phoenix’s aggressive drivers and “snowbirds” (retirees) who drive a wee bit more cautiously. Speaking of snowbirds, these seasonal dwellers increase the city’s population by almost 400,000 between the months of November and April, and the best time to rent is when they’ve left, so plan to pay your first month’s rent between April and October.

So Many Valleys in the Valley: North Phoenix (Avg. Rent: $850) North Phoenix is one of the more mountainous areas of Phoenix, and it includes the neighborhoods of Sunnyslope, North Mountain, Deer Valley, Moon Valley, Paradise Valley, and Desert View. Sunnyslope and North Mountain are high density areas closest to Midtown with the lowest ages, income levels, and rents in North Phoenix. These neighborhoods have affordable 2BR apartments ($$) with residents aged twenty to thirty-five on average.

The farther away you live from Midtown, the older the residents and their children. Rule of thumb in North Phoenix: if the “urban village” name ends in “Valley,” the area is likely upper-middle class with highly-educated residents over forty with teenaged children, and 2BR houses will be expensive. Desert View is one of the few areas in North Phoenix that has couples with young children, but it’s also in the foothills and is therefore one of the priciest areas for a 3BR. Snowbirds can find a lot of great housing options in North Phoenix, including active living communities like Central Park, Desert Skies, Sunrise Heights, and Whispering Palms.

Hella-Good Historic Haciendas: Midtown (Avg. Rent: $650) Midtown includes the neighborhood of Encanto, the La Hacienda Historic District, and the Encanto-Palmcroft Historic District. The centralized location will keep your commute simple, no matter where you work, and the living options in this area range from 2BR apartments in Encanto to Spanish Colonial houses with no sidewalks in La Hacienda to Tudor-style gabled houses in the Encanto-Palmcroft area – which looks very much like an English suburb . Because Midtown is right next to Phoenix’s swanky Biltmore area, Midtown dwellers are close to all the fancy conveniences that upscale living affords – but they don’t necessarily have to pay upscale housing prices.

Ode to the Oasis: Biltmore Area (Avg. Rent: $900) The Biltmore Area comprises the far eastern side of Phoenix including the urban villages of Camelback East and Camelback Corridor, and the neighborhoods of Biltmore and Arcadia. This area is the closest in Phoenix to Scottsdale, which is known for its high-end shopping opportunities and upscale living. Biltmore’s lush, green landscaping with gorgeous historical and retro architecture can make you forget that you live in the desert, but a quick trip to Papago Park, the Phoenix Zoo, and the Desert Botanical Gardens will remind you that the desert is your home. Biltmore and Arcadia homes will run up the tab for every age group.

Be Wary of the Wild and Wily West: West Phoenix (Avg. Rent: $600) West Phoenix includes the areas of Maryvale and Estrella, which are home to very young couples with very young children. Maryvale has a great concert venue and many available 2BR houses and apartments, and Estrella has a lot of available mobile homes.. The recently created Laveen ranch suburbs, located in a previously agricultural area of Phoenix south of Estrella are still awaiting serious development, but would be good to keep an eye on.

CenPho, Yo!: Central Phoenix (Avg. Rent: $700) Central Phoenix, called “CenPho” by locals, includes the neighborhoods of Downtown, Central City, Cooper Square, Roosevelt, and the Alhambra suburbs. If you’re under thirty-five with some young’uns, and you want to be in a pedestrian-friendly area filled with small, local boutiques and delicious mom and pop restaurants, CenPho is for you. Downtown’s nightlife is still in the making, but Downtown Phoenix is the place to see retro architecture, the opera, Broadway shows, museums, galleries, the ballet, concerts, boxing, the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Phoenix Suns, and the Arizona Rattlers. Downtown’s apartments, detached homes and multiplexes are inexpensive.

Roosevelt and Cooper Square are smaller areas that ring ASU’s Downtown Campus; these areas are perfect for single twenty-somethings who want to live in an older apartment building. Couples who are interested in affordable suburbs in CenPho should check out Alhambra, for a 2BR house with access to the light metro rail, which is eco-friendly, super-quiet, and drops you off right in the heart of Downtown.

Heat in the ‘Hood: South Mountain (Avg. Rent: $700) South Mountain, directly south of Downtown Phoenix, is a large and the most ethically diverse area in Phoenix. This area also contains the South Mountain Park, which is the largest municipal park in the entire world. Many young couples with young children live in this area, and although the prices for a 2BR are nearly unbeatable. If you love the diversity and the prices in this close-to-downtown area, finding a very home is possible if you rent anywhere on 30th up from Baseline. The Southbank area is especially nice, although pricier .

Saguaro Swank: Ahwatukee Foothills (Avg. Rent: $1200) Both Ahwatukee Foothills and South Mountain are south of Downtown Phoenix, and they could technically comprise South Phoenix if put together.Whereas, South Mountain has low-priced housing, Awatukee Foothills is a high-price, gated community nestled among the foothills of the South Mountains with big 3BR+ houses, and highly-educated middle-aged couples. Of course, the prices in this area rise even higher as the houses move higher into the foothills, but the views are spectacular.

Not Always Sunny: Things You Should Know

Phoenicians have some strange hang-ups about cars. First thing to know is that they have a really high vehicle licensing tax of 16.8%, adjusting annually for depreciation. This means that if you buy a $25,000 car in Phoenix, you’ll pay $420 in taxes (plus registration fees). The next year you’ll pay $360 (plus registration fees), etc. Basically, it costs a lot to own a car in Phoenix, and unless you live in CenPho and never plan to leave the area, you’ll need a car to navigate the city and metro area.

Also, because Arizona is such a sunny state, Phoenix does not recognize Daylight Savings Time. This is awesome if you live in Phoenix, because you never have to remember to change your clocks, but every year you will have to re-train your friends Back East so they don’t wake you up by calling at 6:00 am in the summer.

One last tip about the weather in Phoenix: it’s gorgeous . . . most of the time. Phoenix locals, called “Phoenicians” (take that “Tucsonans”!) frequently spend Thanksgiving outside on the patio, and outdoor hikers, climbers, boaters, and bikers of all ages appreciate the ability to take a New Years Day hike. Hate snow? You’re in good company. Phoenicians never shovel snow; the last year a snowflake hit the ground in downtown Phoenix was in 1939. However, “The Valley’s” beautiful winter weather comes with a price: the summer weather. Summers in Phoenix are hot, hot, HOT, and temperatures regularly rise well into the hundreds, sometimes reaching a sweltering 120 degrees. Phoenix plans well for hot summers though and provides tons of cool activities (including waterparks) for its sun-loving residents, so don’t let the heat scare you away. Now, pack up your swimsuit and your industrial-strength sunscreen, throw your snow shovel in the trash, and cool-off in that perfect (air-conditioned) Phoenix apartment.

Phoenix Demographics


How diverse is Phoenix?

The representation of ethnic minorities in Phoenix is higher than the national average. The eight main ethnic groups that make up the population of Phoenix are Hispanic Or Latino (42.7%), White (39.8%), Black Or African American (7.2%), Asian (4%), Two Or More (3.9%), American Indian Or Alaska Native (1.6%), Other (0.6%), and Native Hawaiian Or Other Pacific Islander (0.2%).

What does the age breakdown look like for Phoenix residents?

The median age in Phoenix is 35 while the most populous age group of residents is the under 20 group.

How diverse is Phoenix?

The representation of ethnic minorities in Phoenix is higher than the national average. The eight main ethnic groups that make up the population of Phoenix are Hispanic Or Latino (42.7%), White (39.8%), Black Or African American (7.2%), Asian (4%), Two Or More (3.9%), American Indian Or Alaska Native (1.6%), Other (0.6%), and Native Hawaiian Or Other Pacific Islander (0.2%).

What does the age breakdown look like for Phoenix residents?

The median age in Phoenix is 35 while the most populous age group of residents is the under 20 group.

Phoenix Crime


Overall Crime

Above Average
Overall crime in Phoenix is above average in comparison to the national average.

Violent Crime

High
The level of violent crime in Phoenix is high compared to the national average violent crime rate.

Property Crime

Above Average
The level of property crime in Phoenix is above average compared to the national average property crime rate.

Top Schools in Phoenix


Elementary Schools

10 /10
Desert Trails Elementary School
Public
PK-6
Public
PK-6
576 Students
21 Reviews
576
Students
21 Reviews
10 /10
Alhambra Traditional School
Public
K-8
Public
K-8
710 Students
34 Reviews
710
Students
34 Reviews
10 /10
Vista Del Sur Traditional School
Public
PK-8
Public
PK-8
801 Students
52 Reviews
801
Students
52 Reviews

Middle Schools

10 /10
Alhambra Traditional School
Public
K-8
Public
K-8
710 Students
34 Reviews
710
Students
34 Reviews
10 /10
Vista Del Sur Traditional School
Public
PK-8
Public
PK-8
801 Students
52 Reviews
801
Students
52 Reviews
9 /10
Arizona School for the Arts
Charter
5-12
Charter
5-12
840 Students
45 Reviews
840
Students
45 Reviews

High Schools

9 /10
Arizona School for the Arts
Charter
5-12
Charter
5-12
840 Students
45 Reviews
840
Students
45 Reviews
9 /10
Phoenix Union Bioscience High School
Public
9-12
Public
9-12
345 Students
14 Reviews
345
Students
14 Reviews
9 /10
BASIS Phoenix
Charter
6-12
Charter
6-12
787 Students
46 Reviews
787
Students
46 Reviews

What Renters Say about Phoenix


Apartment List has released the results for Phoenix from the third annual Apartment List Renter Satisfaction Survey. This survey, which drew on responses from over 45,000 renters nationwide, provides insight on what states and cities must do to meet the needs of the country’s 111 million renters.
"Phoenix renters expressed general satisfaction with the city overall," according to Apartment List. "However, there seems to be a discrepancy between millennial renters in Phoenix, who are unsatisfied (D), and renters who are parents (B-)."
61%
Parks and Outdoor Activities
58%
Jobs and Career Opportunities
58%
Pet Friendliness
57%
Weather
51%
Public Transit
47%
Social Life
46%
Commute Time
38%
Quality of Schools
37%
Safety and Crime Rate
32%
Affordability
30%
State and Local Taxes
28%
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Camden Copper Square Photo Gallery 1
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12 Units Available
1 Bedroom
$1,499
615 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,759
965 sqft
Camden Copper Square features 1 and 2-bedroom units with amenities like dishwashers, hardwood floors, in-unit laundry, and stainless steel appliances. The community is pet-friendly and features a business center and clubhouse.
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SunPointe Photo Gallery 1
1 of 20
1 Bedroom
$1,114
649 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,412
917 sqft
A modern community just off I-10. CenturyLink security, playground, Wi-Fi-ready home and large pool. Updated interiors with a private balcony or patio. Lots of storage. Close to area parks.
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Callia Photo Gallery 1
1 of 50
Verified
205 Units Available
Studio
$1,595
507 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,590
741 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$2,125
1000 sqft
The McKinley Photo Gallery 1
1 of 14
Verified
10 Units Available
Studio
$1,530
553 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,580
600 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$2,795
1120 sqft

Average rent in Phoenix, Arizona

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The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Phoenix is $1,597, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $1,916. Rent rates updated 8 days ago
* Averages are based on the rental prices of properties listed on Apartment List
Parc South Mountain Photo Gallery 1
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1 Bedroom
$1,584
726 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,799
1037 sqft
Come home to Parc South Mountain Apartments in Phoenix, AZ. Discover a brand-new community that combines contemporary living with urban convenience. Nestled with the South Mountain backdrop, our upscale Phoenix apartments provide you with the entire world at your fingertips. Embrace having close access to I-10, Central City, University of Phoenix, Chase Field, Talking Stick Resort Arena, and Arizona’s Top Golf courses. Here, you can dive into a daily agenda that is filled with exploration, adventure, and relaxation. We offer 1 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom apartments, and 3 bedroom apartments that are complete with everything that you need to always feel right at home. Our apartments feature epicurean kitchens, luxurious bathrooms, high-end finishes, high-capacity washers and dryers, and a private balcony. Your furry friends will also love our dog park and pet washroom. Experience better living today. Experience Parc South Mountain.
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Flatz 602 Photo Gallery 1
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Studio
$1,223
508 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,468
670 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,832
1048 sqft
Welcome to FLATZ602 in Phoenix, an innovative high-end apartment concept. Here, we have revolutionized apartment living through modular design. Our urban community offers a wealth of sophisticated onsite amenities including a resort style pool, pet park, fitness center with Apple fitness enabled equipment and private entertainment space equipped kitchenette! You will find next level authenticity in the clean design of our ultramodern homes. We have considered every detail of your new home, from the open concept of our floor plans to the thoughtfully selected fixtures and finishes. Whatever your lifestyle or personal tastes, you will find what you’re looking for at Flatz602
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Co-Living - X Phoenix Photo Gallery 1
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Co-Living
Verified
62 Units Available
Studio
$1,705
380 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,720
623 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,440
431 sqft
X Phoenix is one community with two ways to live. Choose between a thoughtfully designed private apartment or share a fully-furnished coliving suite with your own bedroom and bathroom. Our apartments feature large closets, in-unit laundry, natural lighting, premium appliances & more. We are also pet-friendly! Building amenities include private offices with work tables and workspaces, a full-service pool deck, gym and fitness studios!
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U at 19 Photo Gallery 1
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1 Bedroom
$1,100
677 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,150
824 sqft
3 Bedrooms
$1,500
1025 sqft
Easy access to transportation, including the light rail. Community includes a clubhouse, pool, laundry facilities, 24-hour maintenance and covered parking. Dishwasher, balcony, A/C and stained cement flooring in newly renovated units. Pet-friendly.
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Portola North Phoenix Photo Gallery 1
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Verified
25 Units Available
Studio
$1,049
432 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,199
624 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,349
852 sqft
Right off the Black Canyon Freeway near Metro Square and Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen. Units with double-sink vanities, built-in dry bars, walk-in closets and air conditioning.
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Fairways on Thunderbird Photo Gallery 1
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1 Bedroom
$1,190
700 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,500
930 sqft
Conveniently located near the Cave Creek Golf Course with stunning views. Recently upgraded apartments with hardwood floors, huge closets and patio/balcony. Sparkling pool and fitness center and easy access to I-17, shopping and dining.
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The Grayson on the Rail Photo Gallery 1
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Studio
$1,299
468 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,425
624 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,460
828 sqft
Look and Lease special! $500 Off your Move in! Come home to The Grayson on the Rail in Phoenix, AZ, and discover better living. Our apartments are home to everything that Phoenix has to offer and bring the world to your fingertips. Each of our floor plans features high-quality amenities and a community full of ways to stay active and live well. Within our community, you will find a fitness center, swimming pool, and endless opportunities to dive into relaxation and convenience. Enjoy gorgeous apartment features that will bring you to your little oasis. Embrace close access to Phoenix local attractions and top dining, shopping, and more. You will love coming home to a community that truly has it all. Here, a better lifestyle becomes your regular day-to-day routine. Join The Grayson on the Rail.
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Collins Off Colter Photo Gallery 1
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Studio
$960
380 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,130
541 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,400
825 sqft
Sienna Springs is a community just off E. Colter St and close to local transit. Each recently renovated unit features ceiling fans, patios, dishwashers and microwaves. This is also a pet-friendly apartment complex.
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1 Bedroom
$1,140
675 sqft
ArLo by Mark-Taylor Photo Gallery 1
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Studio
$1,549
598 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,625
776 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$2,435
1146 sqft
ArLo is energized, authentic living in Phoenix, Arizona. Live a rewarding lifestyle in a pet-friendly studio, one, or two bedroom apartment at the Silicon Desert’s newest upscale address in Arcadia Grand. In the mood for a pick-me-up? Go for a sweat session in our high-tech fitness center, leash up your pup to play at our private dog park, or meet new neighbors at our rooftop bar with skyline views. It’s all right here. Tucked into a city-centric setting, ArLo is conveniently located near Camelback East Village, just south of Arcadia and north of McDowell Road – mere minutes from high-end shopping centers, delectable dining options, and outdoor adventure at Papago Park. Keep scrolling to see what life at ArLo is all about.
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The Marlowe Apartments Photo Gallery 1
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1 Bedroom
$1,295
555 sqft
The Marlowe is urban apartment living at its finest. Replete with refined interior finishes, the Marlowe offers the perfect 1-bedroom apartment surrounding a central garden courtyard. Your space comes complete with individual AC and heating, stainless steel appliances, oversized windows, and designer touches throughout such as sleek white cabinets, chrome hardware, ceramic backsplash, a vessel sink, and recessed lighting.
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Azul Apartments Photo Gallery 1
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Studio
$1,045
400 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,110
450 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,515
1000 sqft
This is where relaxed comfort meets sophistication. Designer aspects all around with tile accents and smoke-glass appliances. Outside, relish in the decorative Spanish mission architecture and Whirlpool spa.
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Cala Paradise Valley Photo Gallery 1
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1 Bedroom
$1,405
637 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,690
844 sqft
Located within walking distance from Paradise Valley Mall for convenient shopping and dining. Pet-friendly community features a pool and on-site laundry. Recently renovated 1-2 bedroom apartments include extra storage space and a patio or balcony.
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Villas on 28th Photo Gallery 1
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2 Bedrooms
$1,350
800 sqft
In the Creighton School District near Sprouts Farmers Market and Los Olivos Park. In-unit laundry facilities, air conditioning, private balconies/patios, and fully equipped kitchens. Pet friendly.
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2 Bedrooms
$1,425
925 sqft
The Northern Apartments Photo Gallery 1
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1 Bedroom
$1,378
695 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,556
895 sqft
Welcome home to The Northern, where convenience and comfort maximize your routine. Our apartments in Phoenix, AZ, have everything you need to step into a life of ease in a place that instantly feels like home. With close access to a variety of restaurants, shops, parks, and entertainment, you can step into the local lifestyle right outside your door. Here, the perfect combination of nature and contemporary city life is yours. Spend afternoons and weekends exploring Phoenix Sonoran Preserve, Cave Buttes Recreation Area, or all the city and surrounding area have to offer. Grab a bite or your favorite brew at Phoenix Strange Brew Coffee, Santisi Brothers Pizzeria, or Loving Hut, and fall in love with our friendly community. Choose The Northern and come home to better living. Schedule a tour today!
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Mountain View Casitas Photo Gallery 1
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2 Bedrooms
$1,385
904 sqft
All two-bedroom units with fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, and walk-in closets. On-site amenities include pool, hot tub and dog park. Property is close to I-17, Loop 101, Desert Ridge Marketplace, and Turtle Rock Park.
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Carlyle at South Mountain Photo Gallery 1
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1 Bedroom
$1,464
814 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,787
1055 sqft
3 Bedrooms
$2,186
1262 sqft
A resort-like community at the foothills of South Mountain Preserve. On-site amenities include a fitness center, four pools, and volleyball and basketball courts. In-home washers and dryers and private garages provided.
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The Union on 28th Apartments Photo Gallery 1
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Verified
41 Units Available
Studio
$1,050
423 sqft
1 Bedroom
$1,000
550 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,349
855 sqft
Your new home awaits at The Union on 28th Apartments in Phoenix, Arizona! At The Union on 28th Apartments, we provide convenient amenities for you to take advantage of, including a refreshing swimming pool, picnic area with BBQ grills, playground, basketball court, bocce courts, dog park, clubhouse, business center, laundry facility, and on-site management and maintenance teams. Come home to an open, spacious layout, a fully-equipped kitchen, and generous storage space, all featured in our studio, one, and two bedroom apartments. With our top-notch location, you can explore nearby shopping, dining, and entertainment options, such as Lake Pleasant, Castles N’ Coasters, North Mountain Park, Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen, Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, In-N-Out Burger, Starbucks, Lenny’s Burger Shop, and Barro’s Pizza. The Union on 28th Apartments is also located just minutes from Interstate 17, and all of the sights and attractions of the city are your front door. We are a pet-friendly community. Come home to The Union on 28th Apartments today!
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1 Bedroom
$1,313
675 sqft
2 Bedrooms
$1,550
916 sqft
Close to shops, dining and entertainment. Residents live in units with laundry, patio/balcony and extra storage. Community amenities include clubhouse, courtyard, gym, playground and pool.
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The average rent in Phoenix is $1,343 for a studio, $1,597 for a one-bedroom apartment, and $1,916 for a two-bedroom apartment. If you are looking for a deal, keep an eye out for a red pulsing icon that indicates rent specials.

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How much is rent in Phoenix?

In Phoenix, the average rent is $1,343 for a studio, $1,597 for a 1-bedroom, $1,916 for a 2-bedroom, and $2,597 for a 3-bedroom. For more information on rental trends in Phoenix, check out our monthly Phoenix Rent Report.

How can I find a cheap apartment in Phoenix?

You can filter cheap apartments in Phoenix by price: under $800, or search by apartments that are offering move-in specials.

How can I find a pet-friendly apartment in Phoenix?

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How much should I pay for rent in Phoenix?

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How can I find off-campus housing in Phoenix?

You can use the off-campus housing filters to find apartments near colleges located in or around Phoenix. Some of the colleges and universities in the area include Arizona State University-Tempe, Phoenix College, Mesa Community College, GateWay Community College, and Rio Salado College.

Average rent in Phoenix, Arizona

City Guide
The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Phoenix is $1,597, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $1,916. Rent rates updated 8 days ago
* Averages are based on the rental prices of properties listed on Apartment List