Housing

Apartments coming with perks as supply improves

A woman walks next to a "For Rent" sign at an apartment complex in Palo Alto, Calif. Some Valley renters in multifamily units have moved up in their quality of living thanks to recent perks from developers and a flood of new units expected during the next 18 months.

The Associated Press/Paul Sakuma

Some Valley renters in multifamily units have moved up in their quality of living thanks to recent perks from developers and a flood of new units expected during the next 18 months.

About 30,000 multifamily units are expected to be completed during the next six quarters in metro Phoenix and residents are benefiting, said Thomas Brophy, a housing analyst at Colliers in Phoenix

Incentives range from a month of free rent or free to discounted internet.

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