Arizona

2026 Edition · 9 cards · data as of Oct 30, 2026

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  1. Population

    Growing. Up 6.1% since 2020.

    7,623,818

    people, the 14th-largest of the 50 states and D.C.

    Census Population Estimates, 2025. Rank among the 50 states and D.C. computed by the Almanac. Sources: Census Population Estimates

  2. The workday

    About 1 in 60 jobs here go to people who live in another state.

    1.7%

    of 3,140,901 jobs located in Arizona are filled by people who live in another state.

    Census LEHD LODES, 2023. Sources: Census LEHD LODES

  3. Unemployment, 2026

    The low came in April: 4.3%.

    4.7%

    in September 2026, the latest month released. A year earlier it was 4.7%.

    BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics, monthly, through September 2026. Not seasonally adjusted, so compare with the same month a year earlier. Sources: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics

  4. Rent

    Median rent is up 85% since the 2005–2009 survey, before inflation.

    $1,543

    a month. The U.S. median is $1,413.

    Census ACS 5-year, 2020-2024 (latest), with earlier 5-year windows. Sources: Census ACS 5-year

  5. Room to build

    The median rent sits inside what local wages can carry.

    $1,128–$1,692

    is the monthly rent range local workforce wages support.

    • $1,543 median

    Supportable rent computed by the Almanac from 2023 source wage data. Median rent: Census ACS 5-year, 2020-2024. Sources: Computed by the Almanac, Census ACS 5-year

  6. Building

    63% of the housing here was built before 2000.

    • 512,189 homes permitted in ten years, 2016–2025
    • 31% of those were in multifamily buildings
    • 63% of all homes were built before 2000

    Census Building Permits Survey, 2016–2025; Census ACS 5-year, 2020-2024. Sources: Census Building Permits Survey, Census ACS 5-year

  7. Home value

    A median home costs 19% more than the U.S. median.

    $394,500

    median home value in Arizona.

    • $394,500 Arizona
    • $332,700 U.S.

    Census ACS 5-year, 2020-2024. Sources: Census ACS 5-year

Every town in Arizona, each with its Edition

A to Z, each with its population.

  1. Apache Junction45,672 people
  2. Avondale100,983 people
  3. Benson5,532 people
  4. Bisbee4,860 people
  5. Buckeye125,445 people
  6. Bullhead City43,987 people
  7. Camp Verde12,581 people
  8. Carefree3,600 people
  9. Casa Grande69,753 people
  10. Cave Creek5,160 people
  11. Chandler278,748 people
  12. Chino Valley13,832 people
  13. Clarkdale4,806 people
  14. Clifton3,752 people
  15. Colorado City3,484 people
  16. Coolidge19,959 people
  17. Cottonwood12,709 people
  18. Dewey-Humboldt4,604 people
  19. Douglas16,038 people
  20. Duncan672 people
  21. Eagar4,459 people
  22. El Mirage35,820 people
  23. Eloy19,967 people
  24. Flagstaff77,260 people
  25. Florence25,222 people
  26. Fountain Hills23,625 people
  27. Fredonia1,290 people
  28. Gila Bend1,816 people
  29. Gilbert287,285 people
  30. Glendale260,572 people
  31. Globe7,191 people
  32. Goodyear125,359 people
  33. Guadalupe5,093 people
  34. Hayden510 people
  35. Holbrook4,866 people
  36. Huachuca City1,583 people
  37. Jerome452 people
  38. Kearny1,849 people
  39. Kingman35,829 people
  40. Lake Havasu City59,358 people
  41. Litchfield Park6,727 people
  42. Mammoth1,149 people
  43. Marana65,523 people
  44. Maricopa78,362 people
  45. Mesa513,656 people
  46. Miami1,514 people
  47. Nogales19,495 people
  48. Oro Valley48,085 people
  49. Page7,147 people
  50. Paradise Valley12,251 people
  51. Parker3,394 people
  52. Patagonia771 people
  53. Payson16,693 people
  54. Peoria200,881 people
  55. Phoenix1,665,481 people
  56. Pima3,181 people
  57. Pinetop-Lakeside4,149 people
  58. Prescott48,420 people
  59. Prescott Valley52,423 people
  60. Quartzsite2,388 people
  61. Queen Creek89,770 people
  62. Safford10,279 people
  63. Sahuarita37,694 people
  64. San Luis42,030 people
  65. San Tan Valley109,189 people
  66. Scottsdale243,006 people
  67. Sedona9,619 people
  68. Show Low12,471 people
  69. Sierra Vista44,907 people
  70. Snowflake6,902 people
  71. Somerton14,934 people
  72. South Tucson4,452 people
  73. Springerville1,719 people
  74. St. Johns3,336 people
  75. Star Valley2,538 people
  76. Superior2,611 people
  77. Surprise175,304 people
  78. Taylor4,408 people
  79. Tempe190,571 people
  80. Thatcher5,690 people
  81. Tolleson9,224 people
  82. Tombstone1,376 people
  83. Tucson548,371 people
  84. Tusayan581 people
  85. Wellton2,671 people
  86. Wickenburg8,305 people
  87. Willcox3,189 people
  88. Williams3,473 people
  89. Winkelman290 people
  90. Winslow8,464 people
  91. Youngtown7,039 people
  92. Yuma105,227 people

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