Phoenix — Mark-Taylor

85054

Last checked Nov 11 · tracked since Oct 27

Niro

19000 N 66th St., Phoenix, AZ 85054

Starting at

$1,924

No change since Oct 27, 2026
vs. Phoenix01
▲ +$475
33% above the $1,449 city median
Phoenix market02
Hot
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Mark-Taylor
Advertised rent over time
$1,900$1,925Oct 27Nov 1Nov 11$1,924
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DateStarting at
Nov 11, 2026$1,924
Nov 10, 2026$1,924
Nov 9, 2026$1,924
Nov 1, 2026$1,924
Oct 27, 2026$1,924

Good time to negotiate?

from advertised prices

No signs of extra leverage right now.

  • Price dropped recently: unknownNot enough history for a 30-day comparison yet.
  • Bigger special than usual: unknownNot enough special history to compare yet.
  • Cheap time of year: noNovember rents in Phoenix usually run 0.3% above the yearly average.

Signals, not guarantees. A lower price is never promised, but these are good reasons to ask for one, or for a bigger special.

Message you can send

Hi, I'm interested in renting at Niro and could move in soon. I see your starting price is $1,924. Banyan at South Mountain is working out to about $1,857 a month with its current special. Is there anything you can do to get closer to that, like a bigger special or waiving the application and admin fees? Could you also send me prices for 12, 13 and 15-month leases? Thank you!

How to use it

  • Ask for prices on several lease lengths and move-in dates.
  • If the rent won’t move, ask for waived fees or a bigger special.
  • Get any deal in writing before you sign.
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Reviews & location

Niro

19000 N 66th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85054

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Neighborhood

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Flood zone
High risk (Zone AO)
In FEMA’s 1%-a-year flood area. Renters insurance usually excludes flood; ask about flood coverage.

Reported incidents at apartments on this block

0 violent · 0 property · 0 other — a typical tracked Phoenix complex’s block had 1 violent and 3 property.

Phoenix Police incidents at apartment or condo premises on the 190XX N 66TH block, Jan 1, 2025 to Dec 31, 2025, the latest year the city has published. Bigger complexes see more incidents, and a block can include neighboring buildings.

Nearest public schools

Arizona A–F letter grade

  • AGrayhawk Elementary SchoolElementary1.6 mi
  • ANorth Ranch Elementary SchoolElementary1.7 mi
  • ACopper Canyon Elementary SchoolElementary1.7 mi
  • BBASIS Scottsdale Primary - West CampusElementary · Charter2.4 mi
  • AMilestones Charter SchoolK–8 · Charter2.4 mi

The closest schools, not necessarily the ones this address is zoned for. Check the school district’s boundary finder before you sign. Charter schools take students from anywhere.

Flood zones from FEMA’s National Flood Hazard Layer. Groceries, parks and transit stops from OpenStreetMap, which can miss places. Crime data from the City of Phoenix Open Data portal. School locations from the National Center for Education Statistics; letter grades from the Arizona State Board of Education.

Estimated electric bill

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Electric company

Ask the leasing office which one serves the building.

Rent plus power averages about $2,001 a month ($77 power).

Each month

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Highest
$131
Jul
Average
$77
Lowest
$41
Feb
Per year
$918
total
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A rough guide, not a quote: it assumes a typical all-electric apartment with central AC, at roughly 12¢ per kWh, before the utility’s fixed monthly service charge. Your bill depends on your plan (time-of-use plans can cost more or less), the thermostat, the unit’s age and sun exposure. Many complexes also bill water, sewer and trash separately.

Public records

county & city records
Owner of record1 parcel
JLB 64TH AND MAYO PHASE I LLC
Built
2026
per County Assessor
Last sold
—
no sale on record
Code complaints01
0
City of Phoenix (2024 onward)
Eviction filings02
0
filed Jan 5 – Feb 27, 2026

No code-enforcement complaints found on this property.

Records are matched to the complex’s county parcel (21504727A), so complaints filed under any of its addresses count. A complaint isn’t a confirmed violation; check its status. Eviction filings come from Maricopa County Justice Courts data published by the City of Phoenix, and larger complexes naturally have more. Tenant names are never collected. Property facts from the Maricopa County Assessor.

Prices are what Mark-Taylor advertised on its website, checked daily since Oct 27, 2026. Contact the property to confirm current pricing. Before you sign, read up on your rights as an Arizona renter.

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