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3 rental homes in west Phoenix under $2,300 a month

West Phoenix doesn’t get as much attention as other areas of the city, so here are some listings that are between Glendale and Interstate 17.

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West Phoenix doesn’t get as much attention as other areas of the city, so here are some listings that are between Glendale and Interstate 17.

🏠 This 1,508-square-foot home near Cactus Road and 43rd Avenue has a fun exterior with brick features and red paint. The three-bed, two-bath has a fenced-in backyard and a covered porch, and tenants are allowed to have up to three pets. The total monthly payment, including maintenance and smart technology fees, is about $2,135 a month. The home is available Nov. 13. 

🏠 This five-bed, three-bath near Orangewood and 43rd avenues offers a lot of space at 1,950 square feet. It’s listed for $2,275 a month and is available now. It has a fenced-in backyard with what looks to be turf, and pets are allowed. 

🏠 This one has a pool! The 1,863-square-foot home near Northern and 35th avenues is listed for $2,195 a month. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and it’s available now. It’s unclear if pets are allowed. 

If you come across any interesting, weird, or surprisingly affordable listings that you think should be featured here, please send them my way!

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