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Phoenix metro short-term rental market report, 2026

Nightly rates, occupancy, revenue and seasonality for 17 Arizona cities, August 2025 to July 2026.

Updated 2026-09-27

City-wide averages across all active listings, from AirROI (August 2025 – July 2026). Different data providers use different methods, so treat these as ranges.

CityADROccupancyRevenue/yrJuly as % of March
Gilbert$27447.9%$38,02641%
Chandler$25846.2%$33,25642%
Mesa$24745.0%$30,81342%
Queen Creek$23743.7%$28,84140%
Tempe$21446.8%$27,35841%
Phoenix$28344.1%$35,24741%
Scottsdale$41645.1%$54,44239%
Fountain Hills$36042.6%$41,69937%
Apache Junction$23541.7%$24,53739%
Glendale$26342.6%$30,98242%
Peoria$28141.2%$31,27542%
Surprise$22543.1%$26,10347%
Goodyear$27440.2%$29,01240%
Avondale$24541.2%$27,05440%
Buckeye$18341.3%$18,00642%
Sedona$44348.0%$69,86930%
Tucson$19941.6%$22,45641%

Three takeaways

  1. March is the peak and July the low everywhere. Most Valley cities earn about 40% of their March revenue in July.
  2. Scottsdale, Fountain Hills and Sedona earn the most per listing, with nightly rates of $360–$443, but also have the most competition from luxury managers.
  3. Gilbert has the highest occupancy in the Valley (47.9%) and 85% of its listings are houses: a strong market for family homes.

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