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Second Chance Apartments in Arizona

Second chance apartment locating in Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, Tucson, Prescott Valley-Prescott, Lake Havasu City-Kingman, and across Arizona. Start with where you want to live, what you can afford, and when you need to move. You choose what additional details to share.

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Arizona Rental Context

Rent-to-Income Context Across Selected Arizona Markets

Median gross rent compared with median monthly renter-household income gives a consistent market-level affordability context. It does not determine whether a particular property will accept an applicant.

32.4%

Phoenix

Median gross rent of $1,702 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $5,250, 2020-2024.

32.0%

Tucson

Median gross rent of $1,212 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $3,791, 2020-2024.

30.2%

Prescott Valley

Median gross rent of $1,351 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $4,472, 2020-2024.

29.8%

Lake Havasu City

Median gross rent of $1,091 compared with median monthly renter-household income of $3,665, 2020-2024.

Source: USAFacts analysis of U.S. Census Bureau ACS data, 2020-2024. Ratios use the labeled median rent and renter-income values. Wheel fill reflects the labeled percentage.

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