Week of May 11, 2026.
The typical starting rent rose $25, now $1,474. 46 complexes cut prices and 52 raised them.
May 11 to May 17, 2026, compared with the week of Apr 20, 2026. 140 complexes.
Typical starting rent01
$1,474
median across complexes
Change02
+$25
vs. Apr 20 week, same complexes
Cut / raised03
46 / 52
complexes that changed their starting rent
Special changes04
0
started, ended or changed
Biggest cuts
starting rent- EVR Spur CrossQueen Creek$2,150 → $1,765−17.9%
- District LoftsGilbert$1,699 → $1,449−14.7%
- Ten01Tempe$1,299 → $1,111−14.5%
- SentioGlendale$1,405 → $1,220−13.2%
- AveryAvondale$1,445 → $1,299−10.1%
- FirstStreet at the BallparkGoodyear$1,472 → $1,366−7.2%
- San TravesiaScottsdale$1,850 → $1,724−6.8%
- Canopy at CottonwoodCasa Grande$1,495 → $1,395−6.7%
- ArLoPhoenix$1,440 → $1,348−6.4%
- Canopy at SundanceBuckeye$1,449 → $1,357−6.3%
Biggest raises
starting rent- Woodcrest at Power RanchGilbert$1,649 → $2,139+29.7%
- Dwell at 5th and FarmerTempe$1,149 → $1,478+28.6%
- The WayneChandler$1,989 → $2,549+28.2%
- Lakeside Drive ApartmentsTempe$1,790 → $2,255+26.0%
- Horizon NorthPhoenix$930 → $1,096+17.8%
- San MarbeyaTempe$1,304 → $1,479+13.4%
- CityScape ResidencesPhoenix$1,323 → $1,474+11.4%
- Honeycutt RunMaricopa$1,349 → $1,499+11.1%
- Tavalo Cotton LaneGlendale$1,420 → $1,575+10.9%
- Velaire at AsperaGlendale$1,229 → $1,349+9.8%
By city
cities with 5+ complexesAdvertised starting rents from landlords’ own websites, as tracked by Arizona Rent Tracker. Before October 2026, weekly prices come from Internet Archive copies, so a week’s figures can reflect changes from the days before it. Look up any complex with search.