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Rent prices in Arizona, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 31,144 rentals are listed across 52 Arizona cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: studio about $695, 1-bedroom about $1,180, 2-bedroom about $1,498, 3+ bedroom about $2,325.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Scottsdale ($1,900), Sedona ($1,735), Flagstaff ($1,600), Prescott ($1,495), Chandler ($1,352). The least expensive: Tucson ($875), Yuma ($885), Glendale ($950), Bullhead City ($1,000), Phoenix ($1,180). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Arizona

31,144 listings across 52 cities with at least 50 rentals listed. Medians use listings with a single price and bedroom count; fewer than 20 and the figure is left out. Statewide figures are estimated from city medians weighted by listing count. Updated . How we calculate

CityListings1 bed2 beds
Phoenix7,213$1,180$1,498
Tucson6,123$875$1,300
Scottsdale2,532$1,900$3,100
Mesa1,970$1,194$1,400
Tempe1,221$1,195$1,540
Glendale1,026$950$1,300
Chandler828$1,352$1,895
Gilbert698—$2,025
Surprise676—$2,480
Yuma603$885$1,295
Peoria593—$1,800
Lake Havasu City494$1,225$1,512
Flagstaff487$1,600$1,800
Buckeye425—$2,592
Prescott395$1,495$1,595
Goodyear389—$2,345
Maricopa381——
San Tan Valley369——
Bullhead City357$1,000$1,300
Avondale321——
Casa Grande304—$1,300
Prescott Valley258—$1,550
Apache Junction221—$1,199
Fountain Hills215—$2,725
Queen Creek214——
Sedona187$1,735$2,948
Tolleson164——
Sierra Vista156—$1,075
Florence143——
Litchfield Park143——
Kingman137—$1,100
Laveen134——
Wickenburg125—$2,500
Oro Valley124—$3,300
Sun City122—$1,875
Green Valley117—$1,800
El Mirage108——
Sun City West108—$2,500
Paradise Valley104—$3,200
Cottonwood101—$1,400
Cave Creek94——
Marana90——
Sahuarita88——
Arizona City84——
Coolidge83——
Vail82——
Payson68—$1,700
Show Low63——
Anthem54——
Douglas51——
Youngtown51——
Gold Canyon50——