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Types of apartment in Mesa, AZ
Mesa has many apartments in low-rise stucco buildings with tile roofs, shaded breezeways, and surface parking. In Downtown Mesa and near the Country Club area, you can also find newer mixed-use apartments near Main Street and the light rail, plus some older brick and block buildings from earlier decades. In Eastmark and around Las Sendas, apartments often look newer and more planned, with attached garages in some layouts. Interiors can vary from simple galley kitchens and smaller windows in older units to open living rooms, vinyl plank floors, and in-unit laundry in newer ones.The look changes as you move across the city. In west Mesa near Dobson Ranch and Fiesta District, many apartments sit in larger garden-style communities with courtyards, pools, and wide parking lots. In north Mesa near Red Mountain Ranch, you see more desert landscaping and lower-density buildings. In south Mesa near Augusta Ranch and Superstition Springs, apartments often sit beside newer retail centers and wider roads. Houses for rent are common too, usually single-story stucco homes with block walls, two-car garages, and small back patios. Tradeoffs often come down to age, parking setup, road access, and how close the apartments are to rail or freeways.
Getting around Mesa, AZ
Valley Metro, the bus service, covers much of Mesa, and Valley Metro Rail, the light rail, runs through Downtown Mesa along Main Street. Driving is straightforward on US 60, Loop 202, and Loop 101, and many apartments include open lot parking. Walking works better near Downtown Mesa and around Mesa Riverview. Biking can be easier on canal paths and multi-use routes, but many major roads in east and south Mesa are wide and spread out.Living in Mesa, AZ
Mesa is known for spring training at Sloan Park, concerts and events at Mesa Arts Center, and hiking near Usery Mountain Regional Park. You can also spend time around Riverview Park, Main Street, and the shops near Superstition Springs. Major work sectors include health care, aerospace, education, manufacturing, and city services. These job hubs shape where many people rent apartments and houses across Mesa.