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Tucson city and rental quick facts
| City quick facts | Renter quick facts | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Population | 486,591 | Pct. renter occupied | 46.50% |
| Males to females | 0.9509:1 | Avg. household size | 2.21 |
| Avg. household income | $30,981 | Families with kids under 18 | 32.20% |
| Income above poverty | 51.92% | Avg. age of rental structure | 34 yrs |
Cities near Tucson
| City | Distance | City | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pompeii | 8.50 Miles | Cortaro | 17.43 Miles |
Finding an apartment in Tucson, AZ
Sunny days, great scenery, and great jobs. That's just a sample of what you'll get in Tucson, AZ. But, finding an apartment to rent may seem overwhelming if you are just moving there, so here's a little guide to the city and Tucson apartment rental options.
Where to Work
Since Tucson is home to the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, you'll find many soldiers. The University of Arizona is another major employer, and other prominent industries include tourism, retail, service, electronics, and missile production. With all of this variety, you should have no problem playing for your Tucson apartment rental.
What to See and Do
If you rent an apartment in Tucson, you'll have a variety of attractions to keep you busy. History is a large part of Tucson, so you can visit attractions like Fort Lowell, the Old Adobe, Titan Missile Museum, Mission San Xavier del Bac, and the Arizona Historical Society. Art and culture abound, as well, so you can explore the Tucson Museum of Art and the University of Arizona Art Museum. Fun annual events you can enjoy while you rent a Tucson apartment include the Tucson Folk Festival, The Tucson Rodeo, and the Fourth Avenue Street Fair. Outdoors activities like hiking, biking, and camping, are popular since residents have the luxury of nearly a full year of sunny days.
Where to Live
If you rent a Tucson apartment downtown, you'll be in the midst of interesting architecture, historic buildings, and ongoing efforts to make the area more lively and appealing. You'll find the Tucson Botanical Gardens, Reid Park, and the University of Arizona in Central or Midtown, so you'd be able to find a wide range of Tucson apartment rentals in that area. In West Tucson, you'll find a mix of urban and suburban living options. East Tucson is a newer neighborhood, and Tucson apartments for rent here will be higher priced than in other neighborhoods.
Tucson zip codes
- 85701
- 85702
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- 85775
- 85777
Neighborhoods in Tucson
- A Mountain
- Adelanto
- Alvernon Heights
- Amphi
- Armory Park
- Arroyo Chico
- Avondale
- Balboa Heights
- Barrio Anita
- Barrio Blue Moon
- Barrio Centro
- Barrio Hollywood
- Barrio San Antonio
- Barrio Santa Rosa
- Barrio Viejo
- Bear Canyon
- Blenman-Elm
- Bravo Park Lane
- Broadmoor-Broadway
- Broadway-Northeast
- Cabrini
- Campbell-Grant
- Campus Farm
- Catalina Vista-Blenman-Elm
- Cherry Avenue
- Civano
- Colonia Del Valle
- Corbett
- Country Glenn
- Desert Aire-Loma Linda
- Desert Palms Park
- Dietz
- Dodge Flower
- Doolen-Fruitvale
- Drexel Park
- Dunbar Spring
- Eastside
- El Conquistador
- El Cortez
- El Gheko
- El Montevideo
- El Presidio
- El Rio Acres
- Elvira
- Enchanted Hills
- Fairgrounds
- Feldman's
- Flowing Wells
- Glenn Heights
- Groves Lincoln Park
- Harlan Heights
- Harrison East-South
- Hedrick Acres
- Highland Vista Cinco Via
- Houghton
- Iron Horse
- Ironwood Ridge
- Jefferson Park
- Julia Keen
- Keeling
- La Madera
- Lakeside Park
- Las Vistas
- Limberlost
- Menlo Park
- Mesquite Ranch
- Midtown
- Midvale Park
- Miles East West
- Millville
- Miracle Manor
- Miramonte
- Mitman
- Mortimore
- Mountain First Avenue
- Mountain View
- Myers
- Naylor
- North Dodge
- North University
- Northwest
- Oak Flower
- Ocotillo Oracle
- Old Fort Lowell
- Palo Verde
- Parkway Terrace
- Peter Howell
- Pie Allen
- Poets Square
- Prince Tucson
- Rancho Buena
- Richland Heights East
- Richland Heights West
- Rillito
- Rincon Heights
- Rita Ranch
- Roberts
- Rose
- Rosemont East
- Rosemont West
- Saguaro Miraflores
- Saint Cyrils
- Sam Hughes
- Samos
- San Clemente
- San Gabriel
- San Ignacio Yaqui
- Santa Cruz Southwest
- Santa Rita Park
- Sewell
- Shaheen Estates
- Silvercroft
- South Harrison
- South Park
- Starr Pass
- Stella Mann
- Sunnyside
- Sunset Villa
- Swan Way Park
- Terra Del Sol
- Thunderbird Heights-Wilmot Desert
- Toumey Park
- Tucson Park West
- Udall Park
- Vista Del Monte
- Wakefield
- West University
- Western Hills
- Westside Development
- Wilshire Heights
Tucson rental rates
| Bedrooms | Avg. rent | Min. | Max. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $461 | $328 | $921 |
| 1 Bdrm | $580 | $366 | $1,002 |
| 2 Bdrm | $747 | $489 | $1,212 |
| 3 Bdrm | $930 | $439 | $1,279 |
| 4 Bdrm | $789 | $419 | $1,032 |
Tucson crime rates
Tucson crime rates are about 60% greater than the U.S. national crime average.
| Violent crimes | 784 / 100K |
|---|---|
| National average | 558 / 100K |
| Property crimes | 6,231 / 100K |
| National average | 3,814 / 100K |
| City crime index | 7,015 / 100K |
| National crime index | 4,372 / 100K |