This apartment features a living room, dining room and a kitchen. All of the rooms throughout have hardwood floors. The kitchen has granite counters, modern cabinets and all stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher. There is central A/C and heat, in-unit laundry and ample closet storage space. Unit amenities include ceiling fans. Community amenities include a fitness center, swimming pool, BBQ grills and a resident lounge. One covered parking space is included with rent. Located only a ten minute drive to Interstate-17. Pets are welcome.

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$1,400 - $2,650
Bedrooms:	1-3 beds
Bathrooms:	1-2 baths

Size:	781-1,460 sqft
Pet Friendly:	Inquire
Listing Status:	Active
ID:	83777070

Property Amenities

• Air Conditioning

• Ceiling Fan

• Dishwasher

• Hardwood Floors

• Walk-in Closets

Community Features

• Fitness Center

• Laundry Facilities

• Pool

• Parking

• Storage

Unit Rates

Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
2065	1	1	781	$1,400
2082	1	1	781	$1,435
2087	1	1	781	$1,470
3056	1	1	781	$1,490
3090	1	1	889	$1,515

Leasing Information

Photos are an example of similar units within the building, actual unit may vary. Availability and pricing can change daily and vary by lease term. Please contact us to schedule a showing.

Additional Details

Apartments for rent in Phoenix for $1,400-$2,650 with 1-3 beds, 1-2 baths, 781-1,460 sqft and located within Citi on Camelback at 909 E Camelback Rd in Phoenix, AZ 85014. The averaged rental price of $2,025 is 47.5% ($652) higher than the average rent of $1,373 for apartments in Phoenix, AZ and 35.2% ($527) higher than the average rent of $1,498 for apartments in Maricopa County. Citi on Camelback was advertised by Citi on Camelback today at 6:52 AM ET.

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Name	Beds	Baths	Sqft	Rent
2065	1	1	781	$1,400
2082	1	1	781	$1,435
2087	1	1	781	$1,470
3056	1	1	781	$1,490
3090	1	1	889	$1,515
1081	1	1	781	$1,530
3098	1	1	781	$1,545
2084	1	1	889	$1,575
3009	1	1	889	$1,585
2117	2	1	1,078	$1,915
3136	2	2	1,090	$1,920
1068	2	2	1,092	$1,940
3109	2	2	1,090	$1,970
3094	2	2	1,090	$2,000
2127	2	2	1,090	$2,042
3018	2	2	1,160	$2,127
3093	3	2	1,389	$2,100
2050	3	2	1,389	$2,200
2017	3	2	1,389	$2,460
3017	3	2	1,389	$2,595
2110	3	2	1,389	$2,610
3139	3	2	1,460	$2,650

Citi on Camelback 909 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85014 - Maricopa County

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