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Acacia Pointe 8344 N. 67th Avenue Glendale 623.842.1522

The Coves at Newport 7102 N. 43rd Avenue Glendale 623.247.2105

San Martin Apartments 6802 N. 67th Avenue Glendale 623.939.8442

Archstone Arrowhead 7701 W. St. John Road Glendale 623.486.9400

Crystal Springs Apartments 8502 N. 67th Avenue Glendale 623.937.2910

San Remo Apartments 5755 N. 59th Avenue Glendale 623.931.7779

Arroyo Palms Apartments 4444 W. Ocotillo Road Glendale 623.792.7067

Greentree Apartments 5959 W. Greenway Road Glendale 602.938.2896

Shadow Rose Apartments 6231 N. 67th Avenue Glendale 623.931.5900

Brook Creek Apartments 4937 W. Myrtle Avenue Glendale 623.842.3007

Northwest Garden Apartments 9350 N. 67th Avenue Glendale 623.878.7394

Sienna Park Apartments 6444 N. 67th Avenue Glendale 623.934.0636

Bethany Village 6565 W. Bethany Home Road Glendale 623.842.1032

Norwood Village 6738 N. 45th Avenue Glendale 623.934.7579

Summerhill Place 6801 W. Ocotillo Road Glendale 623.939.7793

Cambridge Square 6060 W. Royal Palm Road Glendale 623.939.8615

Ranchwood Apartments 5740 N. 59th Avenue Glendale 623.931.6220

Sunset Landing 8450 N. 67th Avenue Glendale 623.934.8151

Coldwater Springs Apartments 12115 W. Van Buren Street Avondale 623.882.2653

Ridgepoint Apartments 5020 W. Peoria Avenue Glendale 623.842.3526

Versante 11120 W. Van Buren Street Avondale 623.463.5755

Country Gables Apartments 15010 N. 59th Avenue Glendale 602.938.2578

Rio Santa Fe 13015 W. Rancho Sante Fe Boulevard Avondale, 866.540.0934

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Maya Linda Apartments 8222 N. 19th Avenue Phoenix 602.995.3555

Plaza 550 Apartments 550 E. Earll Drive Phoenix 602.266.5822

Canyon Place 4715 N. Black Canyon Highway Phoenix 602.433.2500

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Pointe del Sol Apartments 730 W. Vogel Avenue Phoenix 602.944.4004

Colter Park Apartments 525 W. Colter Street Phoenix 602.262.6575

Mission Shadows 8111 N. 19th Avenue Phoenix 602.861.9904

Promontory Pointe 888 E. Clinton Street Phoenix 602.298.4300

Cottages at Hayward 2021 W. Hayward Avenue Phoenix 602.973.5322

Monarch Apartments 77 W. Coolidge Street Phoenix 602.277.2778

Tesoro Apartments 8603 N. 22nd Avenue Phoenix 602.997.7992

Fountains in the Green 3019 N. 14th Street Phoenix 602.277.0282

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$525- Gas, 225 $1050 Water Apts/ 640 Beds

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WD in Unit

Yes*

Yes

Chazal 1075 N. Miller Road Scottsdale 888.303.1697 mark-taylor.com/arizona.chazal

$825$1300

188

Cable Infurn Ready

Yes/ Most in Unit

Yes

Bus

The Domain at Tempe 1900 E. Apache Boulevard Tempe 480.966.3300 assetcampushousing.com/ portfolio/domain-at-tempe

$635$745

Yes

295 Units/ 959 Beds

Incl

Furn Wood/ Carpet in Bdrm

In Unit

Cats 2 Only Pools/ 1 Spa

Yes

Gateway Tempe 1655 E. University Drive Tempe 480.699.5333 gatewayattempe.com

$489$819

No**

288 Units/ 918 Beds

Incl

Furn Carpet

In Unit

Yes

Orbit and Valley Metro

The Lofts at Rio Salado 1033 N. Parkside Drive Tempe 602.895.9000 srgcares.com

$850$1450

466

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

In Unit

Yes

Metropointe Apartments 7017 S. Priest Drive Tempe 480.264.0977 mark-taylor.com/arizona/metropointe

$711$1133

408

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

Yes/ Most in Unit

Yes

Bus

The Palms on Scottsdale 1535 N. Scottsdale Road Tempe 480.699.4200 thepalmsonscottsdale.com

$844$1349

404 Internet Unfurn Carpet Incl/ Cable Ready

Yes

Bus

San Marbeya 1720 E. Broadway Road Tempe 480.619.6443 mark-taylor.com/sanmarbeya

$972$1795

276

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

In Unit

Yes

Bus

San Palmilla 750 W. Baseline Road Tempe 480.619.6137 mark-taylor.com/sanpalmilla

$899$1330

372

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

Yes/ Most in Unit

Yes

Bus

San Portella 2155 S. 55th Street Tempe 480.619.6464 mark-taylor.com/sanportella

$979$1555

308

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

Yes/ Most in Unit

Yes

Bus

Villas on Apache 1111 E. Apache Boulevard Tempe 480.303.7001 villasonapache.com

$419- Water, $619 Gas

All

In Unit

Yes

111

Yes

All

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Yes/ Most in Unit

Alta Ravenwood 647 W. Baseline Road Tempe 480.619.6135 mark-taylor.com/altaravenwood

Cable Unfurn Ready

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Azul at Spectrum 3134 S. Market Street Gilbert 877.464.8535 mark-taylor.com/arizona/ azul-at-spectrum

$716$1324

360

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

Yes/ Most in Unit

Yes

Borrego at Spectrum 3004 S. Market Street Gilbert 888.626.9770 mark-taylor.com/borrego

$806$1397

264

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

Yes/ Most in Unit

Yes

San Cierra 2400 N. Arizona Avenue Chandler 888.514.5991 mark-taylor.com/sancierra

$799$1339

284

Cable Unfurn Ready

All

Yes/ Most in Unit

Yes

Waterstone Apartments 1651 S. Dobson Road Mesa 480.831.6200 thewaterstoneapartments.com

$499- Water $709

269

Free Unfurn Carpet Onsite WiFi Cable Ready

Yes

Bus

454 West 454 W. Brown Road Mesa 480.699.8034

Dobson Towne Center 1817 N. Dobson Chandler 866.264.6232

Sienna at Riverview 711 N. Evergreen Road Mesa 480.464.7400

Country Club Verandas 1415 N. Country Club Drive Mesa 480.835.9316

Newport Mesa Apartments 1620 W. Southern Avenue Mesa 480.833.0881

Valencia Crossing 111 N. Gilbert Road Mesa 866.554.8066

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Price Water, Number Cable/ Furn/ Elec Range Gas, Paid of Units Internet Unfurn

Apache Station 2323 E. Apache Boulevard Tempe 480.659.2600 apachestation.com

$439$685

400 Cable Unfurn Carpet Apts/ Ready 685 Beds

In Unit

Yes

The Domain at Tempe 1900 E. Apache Boulevard Tempe 480.966.3300 assetcampushousing.com/ portfolio/domain-at-tempe

$635$745

Yes

295 Units/ 959 Beds

In Unit

The Lofts at Rio Salado 1033 N. Parkside Drive Tempe 602.895.9000 srgcares.com

$850$1450

466

Cable Unfurn Ready

Matthew Henson Apartments 840 W. Tonto Street Phoenix 602.252.1522

$655- Some $999 Paid

420

Cable Unfurn Carpet Ready

Taylor Place 120 E. Taylor Street Phoenix 602.496.6711 asu-taylorplace.com

$368$409

1284

Yes

Villas on Apache 1111 E. Apache Boulevard Tempe 480.303.7001 villasonapache.com

$419- Water, $619 Gas

111

Yes

Incl

Carpet, Laundry Wood, Facilities Tile

Pool/ Spa

Yes

Cats 2 Only Pools/ 1 Spa

Yes

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Yes

In Unit

Yes

Furn Carpet

Yes

Furn

In Unit

Yes

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All

Yes

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