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Glendale Apartment: 5045 N. 58th Ave

$1,399

2 beds • 2 baths • 960 sqft • Apartment

5045 N. 58th Ave Attn: Leasing Office, Glendale, AZ, 85301

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1 bed • 1 bath • 672 sqft • Apartment

5045 N. 58th Ave Attn: Leasing Office, Glendale, AZ, 85301

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Renting in Arizona

While homes for rent in Arizona are mostly concentrated around the Phoenix metro, the state has inventory spread out across suburban hubs, college towns, and rural neighborhoods. Renters migrating from California, looking for affordable Arizona apartments and houses, drive major growth in Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, and Tempe. Additionally, students and faculty keep demand high for university cities, such as Flagstaff. The Copper State’s strong tourism fuels markets like Sedona, especially for short-term rentals and flexible leases.

Naturally, in Arizona, rent depends on location. The most expensive markets are usually Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, where luxury rentals and low inventory drive prices up. On the other hand, the most affordable apartments in Arizona are generally in smaller, rural areas, such as Yuma and Casa Grande, which offer a substantial drop in rent. Whatever market you’re interested in, Rentler lists 8,095 rental properties across Arizona — updated daily when new listings hit the market.

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How to Find Affordable Rentals in Arizona

If you’re looking for cheap apartments to rent in Arizona, avoid the core cities and focus on southern regions, western desert communities, and small inland neighborhoods. For example, Sierra Vista, Douglas, Eloy, and Bullhead City are among the most affordable markets, where rent can be $400–$800/mo lower than in high-cost cities. Overall, the least expensive metropolitan hub is Tucson, which often has prices hundreds of dollars lower than similar units in central cities. Because they don’t have to worry about commute distances to the Phoenix metro, renters with remote or hybrid work have the flexibility to capitalize on price savings in secondary and tertiary markets.

Frequently Asked Questions About Renting in Arizona

The current average rate is $1,716/mo, but Arizona rentals vary in price based on the location and property details. Scottsdale typically has the most expensive homes for rent in Arizona, with prices running anywhere from $1,890/mo for 1-bedroom units, and $2,688/mo for 2-bedroom units. However, Yuma prices are on the more affordable end, with 1-bedroom rentals going for $896/mo, and 2-bedrooms priced at $1,322/mo.

Overall, Arizona rentals are known to be pet-friendly, thanks to the state’s warm, sunny weather and outdoor lifestyle. When it comes to gated communities and pet-friendly apartments, Arizona has many that feature dog parks and washing stations. Suburban neighborhoods often have the highest pet acceptance rates, but keep an eye out for weight and breed restrictions, especially in the urban core, unless you have a support animal or ESA. Ask the landlord or HOA about their pet policy early on. In particularly hot markets, prioritize shaded walking paths to keep dogs cool during the scorching summer months.

In this corner of the Southwest, it isn’t difficult to find senior housing. Arizona attracts many retirees who relocate to avoid harsh winters and high cost of living. Popular age-restricted communities include Sun City, Mesa, and Green Valley. In most major metros, be wary of waitlists — especially for income-restricted senior housing. Always start the application process early, confirm all fees to understand the total costs, and check the proximity to transportation and medical facilities, if needed.

In terms of furnished rentals, Arizona has many options due to its strong snowbird tourism, seasonal markets, and business travel. In major cities, as well as in Peoria and Prescott, month-to-month apartments and Arizona townhouse rentals are often furnished, attracting renters seeking a turnkey move-in experience. To find these rental opportunities, use Rentler’s ‘furnished amenities’ and ‘lease length’ filters.

For the most part, luxury apartments in Arizona are concentrated in upscale urban areas and resort-style desert communities, including Tempe Waterfront and the Biltmore area. Generally, newly built units listed at top dollar usually fall into the luxury bracket, featuring premium finishes and in-demand amenities. To find luxury Arizona rentals on Rentler, use the ‘year built’ filter and sort the search results by highest price first.

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