Apartments for rent in Glendale, priced and graded.

Median asking rent in Glendale is $1,451/mo across 3,288 available listings. Current residents pay a median of $1,528/mo (Census estimate) — 12% below the Phoenix average and 9% above the national one. 43% of the 252,833 people here rent. Fairway tracks 729 Glendale properties across 9 sources, refreshed hourly.

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How much is rent in Glendale?

A one-bedroom in Glendale runs $1,215/mo and a two-bedroom $1,473/mo, from live listings across our index.

No. of bedsMedian% of rentalsUnits availableFind places
Studio$838/mo4%122Find places →
1 Bedroom$1,215/mo36%1,188Find places →
2 Bedroom$1,473/mo38%1,243Find places →
3+ Bedroom$2,100/mo22%735Find places →

Medians: live listings in Fairway's rental index for Glendale, computed at page load. Availability refreshed continuously.

Rent affordability
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Comfortable is the 30% rule; landlords here typically require 2.5–3× the monthly rent in gross income. Glendale's $1,451/mo median asking rent sits in your comfortable range.

Who rents in Glendale

Census Rent Data

Rent Distribution

How much residents in Glendale pay in rent (Census data).

Under $500
4%
$500–$999
11%
$1,000–$1,499
34%
$1,500–$1,999
28%
$2,000+
24%

Is Glendale a good place to live?

Broadly yes, with trade-offs: Glendale grades B overall — strongest on restaurants, weakest on cost of living.

Neighborhood Grades

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Public SchoolsB+
Cost of LivingC-
SafetyC-
NightlifeB+
Outdoor ActivitiesA-
WalkabilityB

Weather

Average Temperatures

Monthly high and low temperatures in Glendale.

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Demographics & Diversity

Population, age distribution, and diversity breakdown for Glendale.

Population252,833
Median Income$74K
Hispanic
42%
White
42%
Black
6%
Two or More
5%
Asian
4%

Commute & Transportation

How residents of Glendale get to work.

Drive Alone67%
Walk/Bike1%
Work from Home14%

Housing Stock

Types of Housing

Housing type and age distribution in Glendale.

Home Types

Single Family
59%
Large Apt Building
20%
Small Apt Building
11%
Mobile Home
6%
Townhouse
4%

Home Age

2000–Present
21%
1980–1999
44%
1960–1979
29%
1940–1959
5%
Before 1939
1%

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Renting in Glendale, explained

What is the average rent in Glendale?
The median asking rent in Glendale is $1,451/mo across 3,288 available listings in Fairway's index. Current residents pay a median of $1,528/mo (Census estimate), which includes long-held leases.
How much is a 1-bedroom vs a 2-bedroom in Glendale?
A one-bedroom in Glendale runs about $1,215/mo and a two-bedroom about $1,473/mo, from live listings across our index.
Is Glendale a good place to live?
Broadly yes, with trade-offs: Glendale grades B overall — strongest on restaurants, weakest on cost of living.
What income do I need to rent in Glendale?
At the 30% rule, the $1,451/mo median asking rent in Glendale takes about $58,040 a year in gross income. Landlords typically ask for 2.5–3× the monthly rent.
How many people rent in Glendale?
43% of Glendale's 252,833 residents rent rather than own.
How many rentals are available in Glendale right now?
3,431 rentals are available in Glendale right now, 3,288 of them with a listed rent and bedroom count, across the 729 rental properties Fairway tracks there, refreshed continuously across our listing sources.
Is Glendale cheaper than the rest of Phoenix?
By what current residents pay (Census estimates), Glendale's $1,528/mo median is 12% below the Phoenix average.

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