Student Housing in Phoenix, AZ
$2,000/person
Fees may apply1821 W Roma Ave
$1,400+/unit
Fees may apply1950 W Palm Ln
$1,425+/unit
Fees may apply200 E Thomas Rd
$741+/unit
Fees may apply2025 West Apartment Homes
$1,375/person
Fees may apply2028 W Lawrence Rd
$874+/unit
Fees may apply2250 W Glendale Ave
$1,200/person
Fees may apply2537 W Georgia Ave
$2,500/unit
Fees may apply310 S 4th St
$3,000/unit
Fees may apply325 E Coronado Rd
$850/person
Fees may apply330 W Hazelwood St
$1,650+/unit
Fees may apply3993 N 3rd Ave
$1,215+/unit
Fees may apply411 E Indian School Rd
$1,325/person
Fees may apply4337 N 53rd Ln
$3,600+/unit
Fees may apply4701 E Vernon Ave
$2,200/person
Fees may apply4718 N 20th Ave
$3,395/person
Fees may apply5236 N 16th Ln
$1,265+/unit
Fees may apply60 at Melrose
$1,251+/unit
Fees may apply601 Pax
$3,195/unit
Fees may apply808 N 4th Ave
$1,199+/unit
Fees may applyAltura
$1,050+/unit
Fees may applyAspire Camelback - Aspire Preserve
About Student Housing in Phoenix
Phoenix is the fifth-largest city in the United States and home to multiple universities — ASU's downtown campus, Grand Canyon University, Arizona State Polytechnic, and community colleges across the valley. The rental market is large and varies enormously by location, from the dense urban neighborhoods near downtown to the sprawling suburbs. Downtown Phoenix has improved dramatically as a student and young-professional market, particularly for ASU's downtown campus. The Valley Metro Rail connects most student-relevant areas. Rents are more affordable than coastal cities but have risen significantly as Phoenix has grown.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Phoenix
Downtown / Midtown Phoenix (Near ASU Downtown Campus)
The primary zone for ASU Downtown students — walkable blocks, light rail access, and a growing food and bar scene. The most transit-capable part of Phoenix.
Encanto / Willo (Near GCU)
The areas around Grand Canyon University's campus, primarily residential neighborhoods with apartment options for GCU students.
Central Phoenix (Light Rail Corridor)
The stretch along Central Avenue between downtown and Midtown — apartment options at various price points connected by light rail to ASU Downtown and surrounding destinations.
Getting Around Phoenix as a Student
Here's what you need to know about getting around Phoenix.
Public Transit
Valley Metro Rail runs through Phoenix's core from Metrocenter to Mesa, passing through downtown and Midtown. Bus coverage is extensive across the metro. For students near light rail, going car-free is viable. Off the rail line in Phoenix's vast suburbs, a car is necessary.
Walking and Biking
Downtown and Midtown Phoenix are walkable and bikeable in the cooler months. Summer heat (110°F days) makes biking impractical from June through September — factor this into your transportation planning. The light rail neutralizes the heat problem for longer commutes.
Parking
Downtown Phoenix parking is paid near the ASU campus. Suburban areas have abundant free parking. Most apartments outside the dense core include a space.
Frequently Asked Questions: Student Housing in Phoenix
Common questions from students searching for housing.
Phoenix ranges widely — downtown and Midtown near ASU run $900-$1,300/mo per person. GCU-adjacent areas run $750-$1,050/mo. Suburban Phoenix is more affordable. Prices have risen considerably as Phoenix has grown into a major metro.
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