The area’s eligible working population is defined as those who are 16 years old and older.Ī majority of the neighborhood’s residents, 63%, report as Hispanic and 9% as Black. The median income of the area’s eligible working population is $24,515, less than half the median income for metro Phoenix overall. The poverty rate of those living in metro Phoenix is about 12%. While affordable compared with metro Phoenix’s overall median home price of $350,000, prices have climbed 32% during the past year.Ībout one-third, nearly 33%, of the neighborhood’s population lives either at or below the poverty line, according to 2019 census numbers.
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The median home price in ZIP 85301 is $230,000, according to the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Services. Kelly Donohue/The Republic Meg Potter/The Republic
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The Glendale ZIP code 85301 is home to the city's downtown (left) as well as The Cove Apartments, which was near the top of the list for number of evictions at a Maricopa County apartment complex during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Rents jumped 11% in the Valley suburb during the past year, according to researcher Apartment List. The area’s median rent for a one bedroom is $876, according to apartment research firm Zumper. The ZIP code 85301, which includes downtown Glendale, has seen the most eviction filings of any Valley neighborhood during the past year.įrom late March 2020 through February, 1,517 evictions have been filed in this Glendale area that’s home to affordable apartment complexes near Glendale Community College and Grand Canyon University.īoth rents and home prices in the West Valley neighborhood from Northern Avenue to Camelback Road roughly between 43rd and 67th avenues have been rapidly climbing while incomes haven’t kept up. Phoenix-area evictions: They didn’t stop during the COVID-19 pandemic. The courts do not tally actual lockouts - when a renter is removed from a home after an eviction filing - but housing advocates say that number is in the thousands. The median number of eviction filings per ZIP code the county is about six, making the top 10 ZIP codes true outliers. Some are true anomalies, with hundreds of evictions filed as the pandemic raged. Just about every ZIP code within the county registered at least one eviction. The data presents a range of eviction filings that have occurred within different ZIP codes in Maricopa County from late March 2020 to the end of February.
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