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Cost of Living and Inflation in Phoenix, Arizona: What do you need to know?

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Here's what five local experts had to say about prices and the cost of living in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Housing/rent in the Alhambra neighborhood is cheap but it is not the safest part of town.

As a whole, the food scene is pretty good. From the east coast originally and I have to say that the Mexican food in Phoenix is way way better than the food on the east coast. The cost of living here is higher than you would think. Also Phoenix uses a special blend of gasoline that is costly so gas prices are a little high around here. I am not an Arizona native so I feel I can be blunt.

It gets really hot in Phoenix and I would suggest a windshield sun shade for your car when it’s parked.

Although it is incredibly hot in Phoenix, AZ during the summer months, the rest of the year is quite lovely. Not only that, the cost of living here is among the lowest in the country. The public schools don’t typically rate that well in education, but there are plenty of good schools to choose from.

Joseph, says: 2020

We have very hot summers, however the people are warm and friendly. Phoenix has a poverty rate of about 33 percent fueled by high rates of alcoholism and drug addiction. Many areas are undergoing gentrification, so it is not unusual to see nice homes right across the street from smaller shack like houses. Downtown Phoenix creates an even greater puzzle; expensive luxury high rise apartments looking down on homeless people sleeping under benches.

Tamera, says: 2020

If you are planning to Phoenix, Arizona know the weather. The weather can reach 120 degrees, and it will mostly be in 110’s. However, the house prices are cheaper than cities like Los Angeles, or New York. You should also know that some companies and stores from other states may be not be present in Arizona.

Sophia, says: 2020

For one, this is Phoenix, Arizona. It is hot, dry and it is always very bright out. Good housing at a decent price is difficult to find here and there are a lot of homeless people walking around. It isn’t always their fault though, some of them have mental illnesses that are not getting treated correctly.

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