5 Sizzling Hot One-Bedroom Apartments in Phoenix Up For Grabs

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The Valley of the Sun is hot, and we’re not talking about the desert temperature: Phoenix apartments are more popular (and expensive) than ever. Due to the scarcity of available rental units and the recovering job market, rents in the city continue to rise. With a 8.4% increase year-over-year, Phoenix is now the 4th highest market for rent growth in the country, surpassing other major cities such as Atlanta, Dallas, and Los Angeles.

Still, there are lots of cheap apartments out there. Phoenix is generally regarded as a renter-friendly city, especially when compared to other in-demand urban hubs, with the average monthly rent for all properties at $837 and one-bedrooms hovering at $751. Here are a few of our favorite one-bedroom apartments in Phoenix available for lease right now:

1. Tuscany Pointe Apartments, North Mountain, $395, 584 sq. feet

Centrally located and recently remodeled, the Tuscany Pointe apartment community offers convenience and value, especially for new Phoenix transplants. It’s close to the Metro Center so it’s great for a commute, and families will enjoy the pool and playground. Plus, the interiors are not bad either, with white cabinets, built-in microwaves, oversized closets, brushed nickel fixtures throughout, and new countertops and flooring.

Tuscany Pointe Apartments in Phoenix AZ

2. The Symphony Apartments, Central City Phoenix, $667, 675 sq. feet

Conveniently located to all major highways, The Symphony Apartments will give you quick access to all that Phoenix has to offer, including the Talking Stick Resort Arena, Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Arizona State University. This smoke-free community features spacious interiors with washers/dryers in each unit, central heating and air conditioning, hardwood faux floors, and energy-efficient appliances. You’ll also love the common amenities which include a sparkling pool with water features, a BBQ/picnic area, covered parking, controlled access, and a fitness center.

One-bedroom apartments at The Symphony in Phoenix AZ

3. Canyon Crossroads, North Gateway, $851, 741 sq. feet

North Gateway is a more exclusive (read upscale) area, that still has affordable apartments. Canyon Crossroads gives its residents 9 foot ceilings, wood plank flooring, granite countertops, and gorgeous views along with an athletic center, a billiards room, a resort-style pool, and detached garages. Nestled in a picturesque setting, on North 27th Drive, the community provides easy access to I-17 and Carefree Highway, as well as the Outlets at Anthem, The Shops at Norterra, and Lake Pleasant.

One-bedroom apartments at Canyon Crossroads in Phoenix AZ

4. Inhabit on 7th, Camelback East, $897, 600 sq. feet

The newly remodeled and upgraded inhabit on 7th is a hip destination in the highly desirable Camelback East neighborhood. They really pulled out all the stops with brushed nickel fixtures, quartz countertops, slate gray appliances, and covered outdoor patios for all tenants. Moreover, you’re minutes from the Metro light rail that takes you right to Downtown Phoenix.

One-bedroom apartments at inhabit on 7th in Phoenix AZ

5. Barossa Paradise Ridge, Desert View, $1,099, 698 sq. feet

For those with deeper pockets that simply want the best, Barossa Paradise Ridge beckons from tony Desert View. It’s practically its own world with its gorgeous stone landscaping, 24/7 fitness center, tropical-feeling pool, jacuzzi spa, and java bar. Wood flooring, 9-foot ceilings, and black on black appliances enhance each apartment’s elegance.

One-bedroom apartments at Barossa Paradise Ridge in Phoenix AZ

These and other Phoenix 1-bedrooms are just a click away at RentCafe – take a look and find your new apartment today!

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Amalia Otet is an online content developer and creative writer for RENTCafé. She loves all things real estate and strives to live beautifully, one green step at a time.

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