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Average Rent
$1,440 average rent in Phoenix, Q2 2026
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Occupancy Rate
91% occupancy rate Phoenix, Q2 2026
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T4Q Net Absorption
21,910 T4Q net absorption in Phoenix, Q2 2026
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Annual Rent Change
-5% annual rent change in Phoenix, Q2 2026
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BPS Annual Occupancy Change
-10 BPS annual occupancy change in Phoenix, Q2 2026
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T4Q Unit Completions
20,636 T4Q net absorption in Phoenix, Q2 2026
Key Takeaways
- Trailing four-quarter absorption of 21,910 units has surpassed 20,636 units delivered, a genuine supply-demand inflection reinforced by Phoenix’s structural growth drivers, including sustained in-migration and the nation’s fourth-fastest population growth.
- The construction pipeline is contracting rapidly, down 29% year-over-year to 16,688 units, or 3.8% of inventory, while trailing 12-month starts have fallen even further to 9,153 units, setting up meaningfully lighter deliveries through 2027.
- Effective rents posted their first positive sequential quarter of the current cycle, and at 91.3%, Phoenix’s occupancy is now the strongest among its Southwest peer markets, a sign the metro’s underlying demand base is unusually resilient relative to other Sun Belt peers absorbing similar supply waves.
Market Outlook
Phoenix is entering the late stages of its most significant supply cycle in decades, with absorption now exceeding deliveries for the first time in this cycle…
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